The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-22
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 peculiarly enjoyable ending to | The bride and groom received con- graiuiations standing under canopy or pride's roses. in a room fuIi oL tne same flowers. Beyond Tn the oraw ing room, the American Beauties helo sway. and here under two large un- brellas formed of American Beauty roses were two puncn bowls. one pre- sided over by Miss Morris Clarke ana l Miss Carolina George and one py MISS Charlatta Turner and Miss Mabes Goode.
 In the dining room, ivory roses sup planted the red. the color scheme was still apparent In touches here and there, the cakes being req roses and l the souvenir boxes of cake done up in American Beauty cases with the monogram of the bride and groom. Assisting in the dinnig room were Mrs. I E. M. Robinson, Misses Ethel Hodgson, Mamie and Helen TripIett, Reba Me- vile, Mary Hunter and Carrie Knox of | Anniston. It is said that handsomer Ipresents were never received in Mobile than those displayed this evening. the Bush and Burgess families both being prominent in the State and Mir. Albert Bush and his bride, personally are very popular.
 | At Midnight Mrs Bush changed her l lace gown for a tailored suit of faun cloth and with great throwing of rice. | slippers. etc. the bride and groom got away to the station where a private car awaited them for tneir trip to Flor ida.
 On their return they will keep house in a flat on Government street until their new home is built. The lot on which this is to stand was MT. Bur gess's wedding gift to his daughter. rar rIu ofvn- ed today by Miss Lolla Belle Gould and an afternoon of rare pleasure was en- joyed by the following guests: Mrs. Russell Ladd. Mrs. Arthur Yerger. Mrs. Erwin Little, Mrs. Ray carreli. Mrs Norman Farrar. Mrs. Walter Cunning ham. Mrs. James Gibboney Mrs. Rosen- grant Mrs. Violet Bidgood. Mrs. Hub bard. Mrs. N. R. Richardson, Mrs. Hol- berg. Mrs. Frank Parker. Mrs. Tom Roche, Mrs. W. W. Groom. Mrs Joseph Clinton. Mrs. R. W. Southerland. and Misses Rosa Coates, Carolina Chisholm of Birmingham; Anna Sporswood. Rose and Alice McPhillips. Bernice Patter- Ison, Henry. Alice St. John. Lucille Over lall. Ella Pickens, Annie Knox Taylor. Olive Brewer. Ethel Jones of Birming- ham; Jean Miles, Venetia and Mary Danner. Gertrude Smith. Elizabeth Van Liew, Clara Ross, Virginia Sims, Ida Richardson. Olive McMillian. Sailie I Eloise Dunlap, Geneveive McKeon, Elcie Fry Lettice Clark, Zemma Maston. Elizabeth Rhett. Kate MosIander, Agnes Blacksher, Louise Futile, The deco rations were the prevailing Christ mas colors.
 Misses Daisey and Ethel Brooks. who have moved here recently from Ohio with their parents. are two pret- ty and attractive girls who will take part in the gayeties of the winter.
 vitations to card party to be given in compliment to her sister, Mrs. Kenneth Bruce of Brooklyn. N r., Thursday afternoon. December 2Sth.
 Miss Amelie Lyons arrived today from college to spend the holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. Mark Lyons. Miss Virginia arrived Satur- day.
 Mrs. Elloitt Johnstone will give a card party Thursday evening Decem- Der 2Sth in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Elliott R. Johnstone of Chicago.
 Dr. J. Clifford Perry left last night for New York after a visit of sev- eral days to friends here. He will sail from New York for Panama.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Wilson and Mir. St. John Wilson of Mckinley are in tho city. having come to attend the Bush Burgess wedding.
 Mrs George Hazelhurst left today for Troy. N. Y, to spend the holidays with his cousin who is in college there. l Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Keith of Atlanta, are visiting Mrs. Keith's parents. Cap tain and Mrs W. J. Bethea.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Horton Hall and two children, are visiting Mrs. Falls moth CT. Mrs. Virginia Dunlap. 1 Mir. Henderson R. Mariat has gone home for the holidays to Homewood, Ala.
 Miss Carrie Knox of Annistoh is the guest of Miss Norris Clarke.
 Mrs. J. c. Chastang is the guest of Miss Mary Hybart
 Mrs. John McDuffee of River Ridge, is in the city.
 A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. | Itching. Blind. Bleeding. Protrudng Piles Druggist are authorized to refund money If | PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to l4 | days. h0 mon-wed-fr Death of Henry HarIand.