The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-07
The News of Mobile

l first notes of the wedding march. the
 ribbon bearers coming first and form
 vanced. The young g ladies 'c.r carrying hn
 the ribbons were Misses Una Dcrgan
 Mary McMillan of New Orleans. all
 wearing their white gowns with white ! satin sirdies. Then came the brides
 Katie Sage and then the maid of honor
 Miss Zemma Mastin. These young la
 dies also wore white gowns of thinnest
 bouoets With h,, White satin ribbons and The bride entered with her brother
 Mir. James Crawford of Texas, who
 Norsan NEsys her into the keeping of Sap.ai1
 wedding gown was of white silk net SyeT %bits stk nawsrI with Th long tule vsil and
 reception which followed the cere-
 ny mony lasted until time for the de
 on the midnight train. They will go
 direct to Fort Monroe. Va. where Cap :, tain Morgan is stationed for the pres 1 Many handsome presents were re- | ceived. which in the new home to
 which the bride goes will be reminders
 or the friends who give her up with
 Among the out town guests pres
 ent at the wedding were the officers
 Morgan has been stationed for the | past three years.
 In compliment to Miss Emily Gray
 dega. Mrs: Charles Vincent entertained
 at a card party this evening, at her
 home on Ann Street. Bid euchre was
 pie; Misses Emily Gray. Mary Oliver
 Lulie Lesesne. Trula Sage, Emily
 Boone. Lula Radclir, Mary. Mott .Rhett
 Burke, Etta Gaillard. Mildred Dortch
 Mabel Goode, Marion Hunter and j.
 E; Davis. Eugene Bright; ". L. Ross J w. Gray, Will Little. Ernest McCon- nell. Harold Bray, Alfred Mcintosh,
 Miss Mabel Goode. Miss Marion Hun | ter kept the score.
 The scimitar carried the jolliest of
 parties this afternoon for a trip down tain, Miss Nell Hail. hostess and her guests. Misses Corinna Kirkbride, Cl,raa Clara Ross 4ssj, Virginia sims, Camille | Jim Radclff. William Ross. Chester | Goud, Tom Sims, shannon Hunter, | Henry Clarke and Mrs. NJ. F. Kirkbride. Refreshments were enjoyed on board and the party returned reluctantly to the city atout o'clock. Mrs. Guy Hartwell will leave satur- | day morning for Chicago where she will visit for some time with her rela- tives. She will later be joined by Mir. Hartwell when they will make an ex tended tour of the East. | Rabbi Alfred G. Moses, . ho has for some time been confined with illness Providence n a rU yrh | for time was despaired of. Is greatly improved and on the fair road to re- covery.
 The family of George A. Kiviere arc now comfortably housed in the Carr Home Athens, Ca. where the will re- are to return to their home here Miss Sadie Maxim. charming young lady of Aberdeen. Miss, Is in Mobile Miss Florence simon at her hospitable home on South Jackson Street.
 Mrs. James P Moreland has gone to Rome. Ga, to visit relatives, accompa- nied by her sister. who has been her guest for some time. MT. Moreland has gone to French Lick Springs. IT,.
 Mir Willie Taylor. who has been vis- iting his sister Mrs. Charles Vincent for two weeks. will return tomorrow to his home in Chicago. Mir. Gaylord Clark spent yesterday and today in the city, leaving this af- te-noon for Point Clear to visit the Bestors. +. ..e+.1 Miss Kate Robinson left today for New York to visit her brother, Mir George Robinson and family.
 s. l.. Davis of Pensacola Is in Mo bile on a business trip and a guest at the Bienville. -....:- ..-- J. l.. Bedsole of Thomasville. Ala. Is in the city business trip. J. H. Brownson of Selma is regis tered at the Southern. #~#:.. .-s,'r c. D. Tallman of Montgomery is registered at the Bienville. #