The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07

5 month Mass; Miss Helen Creeima1 of Chicago. Mir and Mrs. Robert McFad-
 din and Miss McFaddin of Greensboro. and Mrs. George B. Eager of Louisville. {. BRILLIANT WEDDING OF MISS ROMAN AND MIR WE'LL At the Jewish Temple wedding or unusual brilliance was solemnized last evening at 5 o'clock when 2 throns oI witness the marriage of Miss Esther Loeb Roman and Mir. Lee Herman Well: The altar was for the event arranged mums, from which garlands of snilax and chrysanthemunfs reached to the
 ssre Sse asoys soys aa on sser
 completed the efsective result. Before the arrival of the bridal l par, ps by Miss Nelly Wolff. who rendered Jocelyn by Goddard. wedding march the bridal party .en- ashers @ M leading. were: Messrs, Naham fesry fesr tSH,f areii. sS asston Se Sees. SssTIss Kahn. Leon Kahn. Julian Gibbian. Ferry Well: Julias Losb' w Msyer GerSen; New Orleans, and Sidney sheline.
 were, Misses Lotta Greil Amaiia Meyer,
 
 attired in pink silk point desprit over pink silk and carrying pink roses The groomsnien were, MT. BerL Welt Meil. We .'oe seaman anu M
 Next to enter was the maid of honor. Miss Daisie Bloch. attired in white silk She was followed by Mrs. Naham Greii sister of the bride. wearing toilette of white satin and lace, with brides l roses. l The bride entered with her father, Mf ,s Roman her beauty gg,te enhansea inars chiffon and lace with which she car ried beautiful bouquet of lilies of the
 Va1sss' TSs bridal party was joined at the altar beneath the floral wedding bell by the groom and his brother. Pr: Arthur Well of New. who was best 1 The ceremony was performed by | Rabbi A. J. Messing, who in a most ltouching manner spoke words or coun- 1 to the helpful place in the affairs of 1 the Temple that the bride has filled since childhood, and said that If well
 through fife would be a wilderness of
 After the ceremony a brilliant and lStandard Club where in the ball room l the newly welded couple stood be- meath wedding bell of roses suspend ma, I
 mosa entwined with scarfs of mousse- lin. floor sumtuioas three course buf- lfet refreshments were served to the large assembly of guests who had been invited. to meet MT. and Mrs. Well af- l The bride is a young woman of un- lusually attractive qualities of person, girlhood has won warm friends who | are sure to hold her dear through life.
 Mir, Well is a young lawyer who is | highly esteemed In business and social 1 circles and who enjoys the confidence of all with whom he comes in contact in his profession. or in the social cir cles in which he moves.
 Hosts of friends . are wishing mI,g for MT.
 happy and prosperous welded life. MISS CHAMBERS ENTERTAINED
 THE QUEEN OF CLUBS.
 The members of the Queen of Clubs met yesterday when Miss Maggie Cham | bers entertained them and a number of 1 friends at the home of her parents, Mr.
 and Mrs Robert Chambers amt q on r,.f south which the games were played were fre- !, quent vases and bowls of chrysanthe-
 rnun1s and carnations and festoons of l Miss Chambers wass assisted in re- ceiving her guests by her sister, Miss
 and % Tailis Fesrsii fp of sSS Vaidosta. % who @ are D. Burke and Mrs. Margaret White.
 pendant of pearl and amethysts. was 1 won by Miss Coralette Metcalfe and Miss Willie Fillmore and fell to Miss | pink suede evening gloves, was won
 by Miss>Mattie Mcqueen.
 I MEETING OF THE ART On the afternoon of Tuesday the Study Art met with Miss Bullock, The club entertained two distinguished | guests, Miss Goldthwaite and Miss Nor-
 ton of New York City. l The following program was carried | out:
 Italian Sculpture Miss Hatchett. | English Art, Turner, Mrs. Durr.
 The Science School of Painting, Miss | Bullock.
 The Art of Etching. a Talk. Miss
 To illustrate her delightful talk, Miss | Goldthwaite allowed the members of | the club to examine some of her fla nous etchlngs, which were greatly en- joyed and admired.
 MISS wEBBER ENTER
 | Yesterday afternoon at the home Of 1 her parents. MT. and Mrs William Web
 Der, Miss Camilla Webber delightfully."-
 entertained a number of her friends at | cards. Bowls of red carnations. red and
 white roses. and white chrysanthemuns
 and potted palms were placed in the | three apartments thrown together for l the occasion. | Punch was served by Miss Ella Har- 1 grove Sayre and little Mises Jean and | Sara Griffin and Roberta Jones kept score on beautiful handpainted score | l cards of little girls in sunbonnets. l The first prize was won by Miss Cor l | alette Metcalfe and was a Japanese 1 ] water color. The consolation, red | | silk opera bag, was cut by Miss Mill | | dred Jones. l Miss Webber's guests were: Misses Willie Etmore, Willie Stone, | Ella Hargrove Sayre, Will ODell Dick !