The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-18
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs j. M. deCottes.

1. deCottes. mHmEmTMFw|wR wRwHmRmfHBmrMEmHS Hill and where she has received much attention and made a large number of warm friends. The marriage took place at the home of the brides moth CT. Mrs. Clara Melton. and It was an unusually pretty home wedding. The wedding party stood under ar arch of white and green studded with lights. over which was suspended a white dove and love-knot of maiine. The aisle through which the bridal party enter ed was formed of pedestals. fes- tooned together with garlands of smi- lax studded with lights. 0n each If the pedestals burned five lights. The bride was accompanied by her brother. Mir. IT.. E. Melton. who gave her away She wore an exquisite toilette of lace over taffsta. trimmed in Dou- chess lace, and carried white roses Miss Nell Brown was maid of hon0r, wearing white radium and carrying pink roses. Master John MoWilliams, ring bearer. was attired In white satin with collar of lace and the little flower girls, Corrie Melton HIll and Leila Mc- Williams, wore gown of white and carried leghorn hats filled with white carnations.
 The groom. Dr. Donald, was attended by Dr. James Donald, who was best man. Among the other cut of town guests at this wedding was Miss Annie Maude Dawson.
 Preparation for the Bal Poudre which Is to be given by a number of young ladies, are progressing and the topic Is one of general interest to those who will take part. A list Of patrons and patronesses who are to att tend are: Mr. and Mrs Charles Teas ley. MT. and Mrs. w. J. Drum, Mir and Mrs. J. K. Jackson, Mir. and Mrs David Whetstone. Mr, and Mrs. J. M de Cottes. Mir. and Mrs. H. T. Bart lett. Mr. and Mrs. Walker willis. Mr. and Mrs. John Flowers, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Holt, Mir. and Mrs. Stewart Mo- Kenzie. Mir. and Mvs. James Hickey, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Mir. [. and Mrs. Ben Noble. s% S & Miss Lucy Hoicomb has gone to Rlr- minEham. where she will be one of the atendants at the marriage of Miss | Helen Mushat and Mir. John H. Frye. which will take place tomorrow eve | ning at tho South Highlands Presby- terian Church. Among the other out ! of-town guests at this wedding will be Mr. and Mrs H. s. Houghton of
  lar young woman of Birmingham, who has many friends here. MT. Frye is president 10 the Traders National Bank of Birmingham.
 4 wedding which will be an event in Selma tomorrow is of interest here. where the bride has often visited. and son. who will be one of the attendants, resides. It Is that of Miss octavia La Vert Nelson and Mir. J. Carol Long of Birmingham. Miss Nelson was a schoolmate of Mrs. J. Craig Smith in Baltimore. and has visited here. Miss Grace Nelson, sister of the bride. will be maid of honor, and her two sisters, Mrs. F. G. DuBoss and Mrs. William Theodore Atkins. will be matrons 's honor.
 Miss Nonie Moore Vaughan has gone to Louisville to visit friends.
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 Miss Agnes Hanna. who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs Alexander Bruce, will leave for her home in Texas today.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Noble have puF- chased a home on Virginia avenue and have moved into it.
 < $ $ ! MIS. fIdbh CGOONy ID NAPNSANG IVY day from Dawson, Georgia, to visit her mother. Mrs, D. T. Hannon.
 Mrs. Edwin Jones has returned from Columbu Georgia, where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Brown. Miss Nellie Powell. of Birmingham, Is visiting her brother, Mir. o. K. Pow ell. at his home on Virginia avenue.
 
 Miss Rebecca Summers, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hunter Vaughan, has returned to her home in Louisville, Ky.
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 Mir. Merrill Moore has gone, to Au- burn to take a course in chemistry.
 Misses Ethel and Alma LandEraff, who are pupils at MonteVallo. will come on Friday to spend the holidays with their parents.
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 The Mothers Union will meet on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Thompson. at her home on Court street.
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 Miss Isabelle Richmond has gone to Lexington. Ky, to spend the holidays. The Art Study Club will meet with Mss Carolyn Haralson this afternoon at s:SO o'clock.
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 Mrs. G. w. Grimm of Tuskegeo, iS visiting her daughter, Mrs J. E. Hoffman, on Burton Avenue.
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 Miss Elizabeth Moffat left Mont Eomery Monday morning for GulfporE Miss, to spend the Christmas hoiidayS with Mir. and Mrs James E. Clark.
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 Mir and Mrs. R, A, Johnson came down from Atlanta on Saturday night and are with Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Ligon, on Court street. They will now be permanent citizenS of Montgomery.
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 Misses Pearl and Mary Emma Rouse. of Wetumpka, are visiting Mrs. W. J. Elliott on Court street.