The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-15
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs !. N. decottes.

4 f A tt green and white was continued with earnation. chrysanthemums and palms. me way to the altar was led by the lPrlaesmands and groomsmen--Miss Louise Owen and MT. James Supple, Miss Ethel Howclf of Atlanta with Mr. Julian Halgler and Miss Florence Cameron with Mir John Williams. The maids wore prety toilettes of white wash chiffon and carried clusters of pink carnations.
 These were followed by the maid of honor, Miss Caroline Brake, sister of tae bride, who was handsomely gowned ln white chiffon and carried whlte car- l nations.
 The bride entered with her uncle. Mir. l J. p. Andrews, and was met at the altar by MT. Halgler and his brother. Dr.J.R. Haigier of Dayton, who was best man. |. The bride was beautifully attired in white crepe de chine with Irish point | lace. fashioned princesse, and her veil | was caught to her hair with lilies of the valley. Her bouquet was of brides roses and lilies of the valley. | The receiving lines at the reception which followed was composed of the I,Sedding party and Mrs. '. D. Andrews, Ia cream grenadine with lilac velvet; Mrs. L A. Brake of Charlottesville. Ga, moth.r of the bride, in green silk; Mrs. Haigier, mother of the groom. in black I cloth with bands of Persian applique; Miss Viola Cameron, in white chiffon I cloth trimmed In round thread lace; Miss Eulafie Hiuds. In blue radium silk | and MechIJn lace; Mrs R. IL, Howell of I Atlanta, in black silk and white lace In an aicove in the hall was the punch l table 1t was adorned in La France roses, grapes and smiIax, the whole lighted by tapers ir candaIebra with pink shades. It was presided over by Mrs Fred J. Dreber. in white silk, and l Mrs. J. H. Hopkins, in black grenadine Mir. and Mrs. Haigler left later In the evening for New Orleans. Mir. qualities and IS prominent. tn business and social circles Miss Brake. ai- though she has been An Montgomery only 8 year, has made many warm friends, who wish her hapinesg., % % w
 MARRIAGE OF MISS swEATT AND MIR. STANFORD. l At the home of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Sweatt on North Hull street an event their daughter. Miss Mitrie Lee Sweat ana Mir. Charles Dixon Stanford, which took place al s o'clock last evening. The apartments were adornad. in an attractive arrangement of palms and cut flowers, & banking of which formed | a DECK SEouu0 tkAS hAbhfs
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of only relatives and num- her of close friends, bS Rev. Mr. Cox. pastor of the Dexter Avenue Method l list Church.
 The bride and groom entered the parlor and went to the. place. of cele- brations together. She wore a hand match and carried a cluster Of Amer ican beauty and La France roses.
 During the informal reception which followed the ceremony delicious re- freshmepts were served.
 Later Mir. and Mrs. Stanford left for Pine Apple where they SC to visit his relatives. when they retprn they will be at home with her parents on North Hull Street. Is3
 The bride is an attractive young woman who has hosts of friends, and the groom holds 9 responsible posi- tion with the National Packing Com Rang: He isla nephew gf nqge Johns Among the handsome presents re- ceived was the watch and chains gift of the groom, and a handsome necklace with diamond pendant the gift of the brides cousin, Mrs. A. A. Wiley.
 MISS TYSON ENTERTAINS,
 The members of the Queen of Clubs met yesterday morning when they and humber of other friends were de- llightfully entertained by Miss Dorsie Tyson at the home of her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. R. Tyson on Cato ma Street.
 The apartments thrown open for the games were adorned in frequent vases of chrysanthemup1s. The score cards were hand-painted butterflies mounted on hearts, diamonds, crosses and cir cies of cardboard. On each of the Ave tables were balls ot spun candy.
 The guests prize, pair of cream by Miss Grace Halls, and the club prize, brown leather bsg, was award ed to Miss Mary Knowles.
 Miss Tyson was assisted in keeping score and in entertaining her guests by Miss Bessie Walker and Mss Tin sic Moore. The guests were; Misses Annie Lou Chiffon, May Tyson, Minns Dent. Ethel Pelzer Coralette Metcalf, Mary Kirk patrick. Caroline HannOn, Alice O'Con- nell. Ethel Marks. Mary Hardaway, Fannie M. Cloud, Anna H Blue, Grace Halls. Julia Holt, Tensie Moore. Bessie Walker, Louise Marks. Mittie Ashley, Mrs. Tom Westcott, Mrs Ed. Noble. Mrs. Ben Noble, Mrs. Moharrem, Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs. VIII Stewart.
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 Notice Y. w. c. A. Board.
 The meeting of the Board of Direc- tors of the Young Women's Christian Association which was to have been held yesterday morning has been post l poned until this morning at 10 o'clock, at which time a full attendance of mem- bers is desired.
 Mrs. J. w. Black. President. Mrs. Margaret Booth, Sec. 'SS~& S