The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13
IN SOCIETY.
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of the bride. who was maid of honor. wore costume of grey silk with toque 10 match.
 Mr, John Liae of Greenwood, S. C.. acted as best man.
 The bride is q young woman with many friends here, The groom is a trusted employe of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, having moved Aere from his home in New Haven, Conn.
 MCRARY-KENT
 The following invitation has been re- ceiyed by friends In Montgomery;
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Kent re- marriage cf their daugh CT Ila Mae, to Mir. John Gordon McCrary, on Weis nesday evening. December 1s, 1906, at : o'clock Prsttville. Ala"
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 4 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Yesterday afternoon ar their home on NeFth MeDonough Street, Mir. and Mrs. H, U. McBryde entertained number of the friends of their daughter, Miss Annie Laurie McBryde, In celebration of her birthday. It was the 18th anni- versary of her birth, and occurred on the 12th day of the twelfth month of the year.
 The apartments devoted to the games which they played were decorated In ferns and cut flowers, In the center of the dining table was a birthday cake with twelve candles on t. Miss Katie Foley drew the lucky tieket out of the box, and was awarded beer mug.
 suit and received her friends with a charming manner Her guests were. Misses Isolet Hendrix, Margaret Boyal, Katie Foley, Annie Rhyn, Maggie Rhyn. Kate Corners, Nonie Corners, Mary Bourn, Lillian Wilcox, Pattle Smiley, Hasel Stough, MSsters John Corners. Jr,, George Fuller. Claude Ap- person, Arthur Ansley, IT,, Leslie Far ley and Samuel Coins. .e MRS. LEVY ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.
 When the members of the Young Ladies' Whist Club met with Mss Beatrice Levy yesterday afternoon, they were delightfully."- entertained. .4 There were six tables arranged for the games. and two handsome prises were awarded. Misses Rose Steiner, Mss tessamine Rice and Miss Emily Meyer cut for the club prize, Miss Meyer pre- curing it. It was . cut-glass and sil- yer powder box. The guest prizes, a sewing bag, was won by Miss Elsie Bettman of Cincinnati, who out for 1t with Miss Fanie Kahn of Opelika.
 ~ E < MRS. EVANS ENTEE~
 TANNED HER CARD CLUB.
 The members of the Wednesday Card Club met with Mrs. H. c, Evans. at her home on Jefferson Davis Avenue yesterday afternoon, when the hostess was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Victor Hanson. To M%. Henry T, Bartlett the club prize, painted plate. was awarded and ny Mrs. ], l. Gasron. the guest prises pretty vase. NRas won.
 TO MIR. AND MRS. RICE. The ladies of the Court Street Metho- dist Church will give an informal re- eeption on Friday evening to Rev, and Mrs. ], A. Rice at the parsonage from s:S0 o'clock to t0;s0 o'clock, when every member Of the congregation Is expected to attend The courtesy Is extended to Dr. Rice in the nature of q farewell as he wall leave on Saturday for New orf1ans,' where he goes to make his home. All members of pr. Rice's congregation are cordially in- vited to meet him q thIs oce' Fon to say gaod-bye.
 EVENING OF MUSIC AND
 RECITATION At the Standard Club the members ana few invited guests. enjoyed a de- &NSAAAHb D, RAEa2uIO WHNA liN Edwin R. Weeks Company, composed of MT. Weeks- musical. humorist and impersonator. was assisted in render ing a program of choice numbers hv Miss Elizabeth Mayo. violinist. and i Miss Jessie Gillespie, pianist and ac- cempanist,
 It was an evenings diversion filled with attractive bits of music and mirth.
 Mr Weeks is an exceptionally excel, lent impersOnatoTs with a degree Of impersonalitv rare in his line. In ad- l dition to the numbers on the program he responded with charming clevernesS to the frequent demands for encore | mad these were to the intellectual | feast what an entire is to the dinnel-- tho best of all.
 In his impersanation of Leslie Car ter in DuBarry, as put on by BelascO. ho was inimltable. His doing of her | frequent death scenes in suggestion, | were-to the letter-true. Ills imper- 1 sonation of Caruoso the man who," he | said, ''is now having troubles of his l own," brought forth cheers and laugh l ter unrestrained from the large and | appreciative audience composed of ths | members of the Standard Club.
 He sang Q medley composed of thiT. | ty songs, and exceedingly clever was | bAAN OASAuAhS VI eN NiNHy AAAGt anu LIS ] rendition of them. These were some | of the "Entres."
 Miss Mayo is enc of the most thor | oughly artistic violinists whom @ | Montgomery audience has had the | pleasure of hearing, and hor numbers | formed a very enjoyable portion of the | program She is a woman of fine stage | appearance. Miss Gillespie, in her number. show ed herself a mistress of her instru- emnt, She played with strength and | feeling, as we'll as knowledge of her art
 Following Is the program rendered:
 Monologue. Introducing "rhe Man | with the Woden Arm'-Mr. Weeks
 Violin Solo. Hungarian Dance. (Haesche) )--Miss Mayo.
 Recitation. The Sod House in Hea- ven" (Mills.)-Mr Weeks.
 Piano Solo. Spanish Dance. e."--(sara- kowski. )-~Miss Gillespie.
 Tenor Solo. "Elaine. ."-(VGn de Wa ter,)--Mr. Weeks.
 Violin Solo. 'Seranade. "- Schubert Remenyi)-Miss Mayo. 6 Character impersonations, intFoduc- ing W. J Bryan and other prominent | men--Mr. Weeks assisted by Miss Gil- | IespIe.