The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-30
BRILLIANT OPENING BALL OF
 STANDARD CLUB LAST EVENING

son. Maggie Chambers. Laura Cham bers. Terrell of valdosta. Frances Miidrea Keller. Ethel Johnston. Eliza Vaughan. EIisabeth Williams, May May Belle Jones. yaline Sanford. Julia Tay- Tor. Eannie May Futile. Miss Futile MARRIAGE or MISS MATES
 AND MIR. SMITH.
 There was quist home wedding at mother Mrs William Johnston, at 5:so ?. m. yesterday when Emily Frances Mapes and Eli P. Smith were married.
 MT. Smith, with his brother. Augustus smith. best man. stood in the parlor and Miss Mary Mapes. when Rev. S. J. Eos tereof Birmingham pronounced the words which made them man and wife. It was beautiful and impressive mar riage service. Only the brides imme- Smith from Birmingham were present
 The bride wore a travelling gown and her flowers were white chrysanthe- mums. Miss Mapes wore a white silk
 The house decorations were roses in beautiful profusion.
 The bride is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. '. Mapes and has lived most VI Hcf AiIS III n0utkOutEy aHa DIT mingham. She is ayoung woman with more than ordinary mental gifts, and has love1ysdisposition and character which have gained for her a large num- Der of warm and devoted friends;
 MT. smith Is we'll known throughout Alabama as a man of fine ability and sterling integrity. He has for several years been connected with the editorial department of The Birmingham News and justly stands In the front rank Of Alabama's members of the press. He has held high position in the Knights of Pythias and the Benevolent Order of Eiks and his associates delight to place the business and social world of Bir-
 MT. and Mrs. Smith left at s:so on the Louisville and Nashville train and yer. Colorado Springs and some other points in the West On their return they will be at home In Birmingham. MARRIAGE or MISS PELzER
 Al the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. William K. Peixer, Miss Lily Pelxer and MT. David Whetstone sc oeocf 9srsd Rsy oft ficiating. The home on Perry. street was adorned in cut flowers and palms for for the occasion In the Parl69r wbsfs roses were used and the temporary altar was formed of bower of palms over which a wedding bell of lilies of third apartments pink flowers were used and in the dining room white again predominated on the table which was exquisite in all appointments and white radium Chiffon and point ap- plique lace and carried lilies of the valley. Miss Ethel Pelzer. her sister. toilette of ping silk chiffon and lace. and her flowers were pink brides
 MT. Walter sistrunk. of New Orleans. The ceremony was soiemnIzed in the presence of the relatives and num- Der of close friends. and after 1t, when congrat atulations were in order, a crys- company who drank to the health and good fortune of the young couple.
 MT. and Mrs Whetstone left at 6:30 Sc1ock cns sd TOT s the North; sr s Thsy VIII be they will be at home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. K. Pelser. on Perry
 This marriage mites two of the most prominent of Montgomeryss so- ciai set, as 1t does two of the most prominent Southern families. Much interest has been .centered in. 1t, and will wish for them a long and happy welded life.
 Among the out-of-town guests who attended s,asn the WhetstonesPe.ser stone; ,. mar, r, Charleston. Mrs. Thomas Lebby of Charleston, Miss Fannie Dunn of Bir- mingham, Mics May Hooper of Selma. Mir. William Porter of Birmingham. MT. ert sistrunks of Tallassee and Mrs. James Aldrich of Aiken, s. c.