The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-16
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GERMAN AT PoCKETT suRINGs.

GERMAN AT Pocket sURINGs.
A german was given on Friday even
ing at Pickett Springs in compliment
to Miss Annie Courtney and her nance
Mr.. Heine Busch. when the guests IN
cluded Mr., and Mrs. o. 4. Courtney,
Mr.. Bernard Busch of Cincinnati MRS.
Dune, Mrs. Jack Mulcahy. Mrs. Lena
Afford, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kruger,
Misses Mamie Courtney, Sophie Buscn
of Cincinnati, Josie Busch of Cincin-
natl, Nora Courtney, Mamie Mulcahy.
May Ola Alwen, Annie Alwen, Carrie
Virgins of Selma. Waddeii. Lizzie Jon,
Leora Norman. Susie Browder, Mr. ana
Mrs. Tom Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Egan. Messrs. Louis v. Ray. Walsh,
Clayton Perry, John Araghi, Higdon'
Julius Afford. VIM. Egan, j. Lima
nan, Augustus Yarbrough. Peter Jon,
Wallace. VIM. Gardner, Misses sidney
May Tobias, Mamie Brown, Pearl Ora
ham. Minnie Linstedt, May Marygies.
Matte Duffy, Kate Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Bazemore. Mrs. Joe Mannasan, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson, Messrs. James Far
ley, Fitzpatrick. Clifford, Jones, VIM.
Yarbrough, Chris Bailey. r. BAILEY and
Joe Dunno.
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MISS PACK AND MR..
The marriage of. Miss Lois Eunicc
Pack and Mr.. william +. Griffin was
solemnized on Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents in
Moultrie. Ga, at p. m. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Cart. Minor OF
that place. Immediately after the GER
emony the couple left for their future
groc ms parents, 302 North Goidthwaiie
Street.
PROMINENT MIsSISsIPPIAN.
w S. Barry, prominent citizen of
Greenwood, Miss, spent yesterday IN
Birmingham. accompanied by his bride
and several friends, among them being
Walter Wingfield and Shelby Steele and
Mrs. Steele.
Mr. Barry is one of the most infiu-
entail citizens of Mississippi, and he
Is being asked to run for Congress from
his district. His father represented the
district in Congress, and his friends are
urging him to make the race He has
already held several high Offices In
the State, and 1t Is said that he could
be elected IL he would consent to run.
There is much doubt about his run
ming however as many large interests
lay claim to his MISUNDERSTANDING
ham Age-Herald.
COUNTRY CLUB TEA.
The tea at the Country Club yester-
sion, bringing together many of the
Montgomery women who have returned
from their summer wanderings Tie
delight of exchanging experiences was
the tone of the conversation among
any group one might chance to join.
Every woman seemed to have had the
time of her life If any of the call
ers seemed to be quiet, on investiga-
ton she was found to be one of the
stay at homes" who in truth may
have been comfortable through the
heated term" but to whom, somehow,
1t did not appear to be her time to
talk. The hostesses for the afternoon
were: Mrs. M c.. Scott, Mrs. C. G.
Abercrombie, Mrs. r. M. Henderson,
Mrs. Charles Teasiey. Among the young
ladies ASSISTING were Miss Marguerite
Rice anG Matilua Norwood.
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MARRIAGE ON WEDNESDAY OF
MISS JONES AND MR.. BRUNER.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Jones
and Mr.. George Oliver Bruner, which
will take place Wednesday at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs:
Herbert Jones. on Clayton street, Will
be a quiet one on account of the recent
death of his father. The ceremony
will be witnessed by only the imme-
diate family
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS
GERALD AND MR..
CORR ANNOUNCED
Mrs Ida NJ Gerald announces the en-
ragement of her daughter, Mae, to Mr..
w. v. Corr. The marriage will take
place on Wednesday, September 10, at
her home on Washington Street. No
cards.
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MRS. RUTH ENTERTAINED
MAGAZINE CLUB.
The members of the Magazine Club
met with Mrs. C. L. Ruth on Friday,
when the program included the read
| ing of two magazine articles. Miss
Lizzie McGehee read one, The Harp OF
| a Thousand Strings" And Mrs Rich
ard Browder, read one. Our PUBLIC
| Schools of Today"
| Mrs. Charles Scott read selection
from Browning.
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