The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-09
MRS. ORUM,s TEA

MRS. OADWS TEA
 FOR MRS. CUTLER,
 At her beautiful home on Monroe Street Mrs. W. J. Drum entertained delightfully at 5 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon in honor of her friend. Mrs John M. Cutler of Macon, Ga. who IS her guest. The reception hall. draw ing room, library and dining room were devoted to the occasion. and in addi- tion to the beauty of the apartments, was supplimented that of a profusion of choice cut flowers. and potteo plants and soft shaded lights.
 In the hall the lavish placing Of palms was artistic. In the drawing room where with her guest of honor Mrs Drum stood to receive her guests the tone of pink was effectively car- ried out in a tasteful arrangement Of pink carnations and pink shaded lights
 Mrs. Cutler wore a handsome crsa- tion of white lace and held an arm cluster of pink carnations. Mrs. Drum was elegantly gowned in Q toilette of pink cloth and white lace.
 In the dining room yellow predomi- mated in a beautiful arrangement of yellow roses and narcissus, and yellow candles in silver candelabra, all ton- ing exquisiteIy with the mahogany furnishing. The punch table here was exquisitely adorned, in yellow roses and smilax. Mrs. Louis B. Far ley, wearing white lace over pink, and Mrs. Vim. C.. Oates, attired in lilac velvet chiffon presided.
 In the library American beauty roses were placed about with beautiful ef- feet and in the alcove leading from it the tea table was situated, a. mass of palms forming the background. Mrs. Burwell Boykin poured the tea. She wore a gown of white silk net over pink taffeta. 4
 Mrs. Cutler is a charming young matron who as Miss Willie Bell was one of Atlanta's most popular beiies. She and Mrs. Drum were schoolmates at the Lucy Cobb Institute of Athens Ga. where tney both graduated.
 The other friends who assisted Mrs. Drum were: Mrs. Hubert Dent. Mrs. F. M. Billing, Mrs. James Ferrall. Mrs. Margaret White. Mrs. Walter Fisk, Mrs. Halls Janney, Miss Annie Laurie Seibels, Miss Rebecca Pollard. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Robert Stout, Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Mildred Keller.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS MAsHBURN
 AND MR. KILGROW.
 A beautiful and impressive wedding was soIemnized at St. Peters Church at half past ten o'clock yesterday morning, the contracting parties be- ing Miss Katie Gaston Mashburn, and Mir. Joseph Clifford Kilgrow.
 The bride was attended by her two sisters. Miss Lida Mashburn, the maid of honor, wore brown silk with lace trimmings. and a hat to match. The bridesmaid, Miss Margaret Mashburn, was attlred in garnet crepe de chine, and black hat. Each carried bouquets of white carnations. Mir. Ben s. Kill grow, brother of the groom was best man. and Mir. Dan Wilson was grooms- man.
 The brides gown was Of dark blue broadcloth, with hat of the same shade She carried beautiful shower bouquet of brides roses.
 As Miss Katie Gaston Mashburn, Mrs. Kilgrow has endeared herself to a large circle of friends. She is a daughter of the late Green M. Mash burn, a lifelong resident of this city. She graduated from the Girls High School in this city few years ago.
 Mir. Kilgrow is a young man of sterl- ing worth, and prominent tn business and social circles.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Kilgrow left on a wedding tour. to New Orleans, and on their re- turn will reside with the brides fani~ ly at 6S3 South Lawrence Street
 The wedding presents were numer- ous and handsome, and testified to the high esteem in which the young couple are held.