The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-16


 hAHEY AND MIR. HOLT. Owing to the prominence or the talni- lies of both bride and groom and the popularity of the young couple the ynarriare of Miss Lucille Winter Lahey apa Mr Joseph Williams Holt which waa a social event or yesterday wasl one surrounded by unusual interest. The ceremony took place at the Church of the Holy Comforter and before s o'clock, tho appointed time had ar rived. the building was filled to its utmost capacity with friends invited to be present. The altar was covered with white and traced with clematis vine and smilax and adorned with vases of white roses and chrysanther nuns carrying out with an effective messing of potted palms and ferns a plan of green and white which was to form a beautiful sitting Tor the mar riage scene.
 To the strains of the wedding march, played by Miss Booth, the ushers who led the bridal party to the altar were Messrs. Emmett seibeis, Edward s. watt!s Robert e. Arlington and George Halls. Follow ing the ushers entered tn 3 bridesmaids Misses Alice Lahey, Jean Craik. Josie Norwood, Virginia Norwood, Olive Mac- donald and Jennie 5istrunk.l They wore exquisite gowns of white net with coiffeur wreaths Of white rose buds and carried arm clusters of waite chrysanthemums. Preceding the bride followed her sister, Miss Jean Lahey, maid of honor. She was beautifully attired in pink crepe de. chine and lace and carried Killarny roses, Miss Lahey was accompanied by her brother-itl-law, Mfr. Edwin B. Joseph, who gave her away Her wedding gown was of white sun 9laited silk with bertha of baby Irish lace. Ser bri- dal bouquet was of white roses and cluster of orange blossoms caught to her hair, the graceful folds of her veil. After. the cersmony was {. per- formed by Rev. Stewart Mcqueen, the wedding party and members of t..e families were received by the young couple at the home of the brides mo. ther, Mrs. l.. w. Laheyf In the dln- ing room from a table idorned In yell low hrysanthemums, yellow candles in silver sticks light refreshnents Later Mr. and Mrs. Holt left for New Orleans When they return they will be at their beautiful Jew home on Perry street, which, has pust been completed. Mrs. Lahey sisted In doing the honors by her daugh ters, Mrs, William Preston Screws. wearing white net over piak silk and Mrs. Edwin B. Joseph. wearing a gown of white cloth and silk.
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 MRS, BARTLETT ENTksRTAINS
 FOR MISS RICE. A beautiful card party given on We'd nssday evening by Mrs. II. T.; Bartlett was that at which she entertained de- iightfully in honor of Miss Marguerite Rice, who is one of the prominent and attractive young women who will en- ter society this season. The double parlors of the elegane home of Mrs. Samuel Rice on Perry street were de- voted to the games which were played on several tables arranged for the oc- casion. They were adorned in many vases of white and pink carnations and roses which were placed with charm ing effect on tables. mautels and cabi- nets. The guests were received by q Mrs. Bartlett in q Rowu of plnl1 ereps de- ohiDesMnd 'preaanteo to- MISS tice before the beginning of the games: Miss Rice wore ftoilette of pink se' quins over pink silk. saa& &l The game of six, hand euchre was played for two prizes. z he young la dies prize was a pair of dressing table jars of glass and silver won by Miss Ella Hargrove 6ayre. The gsntleman's prize was a silver mounted bottle stop per won by Mir. Edward LyidA dle VI
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 Ar CARDS Miss Irma stoll was the hostess to whom the members 0r the Young La dies Whist Club. were indebted for q delightful evening when they met with her at The Gienmore yesterday after noon. There were six tables at which whist was played for two prises @ The club prize, two pair of 1silk hose, feli to Miss .An1alia Meyee and the guest prize, two beautiful handkerchief. wal won by Mrs. Lep Elsas. The guests of the club at this. meeting were Mrs Meyer Griel, Mrs. Theodore Loblnan Miss Grace Hscht of Los Angeles Caag Miss Elsa Bettman, Of Cincinnati, Misi May Bernheim, oE Birmingham, anc Mrs. Lep EIsas.
 The Young Ladies Whist Club will meet next with Miss Della Mohr.
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 OLDEST ID. A. H.
 Last of all. the wloows of veterans of the war of the revolution. Mrs. Esther Damon, died sunday at hel home in Plymouth Union, Windsor county, New York. She was ninety, two years old. Charsss Sumner wal her cousin.
 She was born long after the wal for independence in the little cross roads hamlet in which she died. The -