The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

friends being present. to witness the Rev. Theron Rice. of the Central Pres used. The entire h0me was decorated with a profusion of palms. ferns and wild bamboo, with quantities of white he the Akers and Evelyn Reynolds, the little ribbon bearers. wore pretty white frocks of null and lace.
 honor. preceded the bride to an i'm i provised altar of palms and white chrysanthemums. Miss Biount wore a eoS ana sr WI. Of Mhte roses tied with green tulle. "The bride entered the drawing room with her father: wnc eave ,n her .,9.n in marv av the groom and his best man, MT. Charles Outlaw. The handsome toilette of the bride was of white chiffon ross rose point lace. Her bouquet was Of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Her tulle veil was adjusted with lilies Mrs. Akeri. mother Of the bride; with violet velvet and real lace. Mrs. Taylor. mother of the groom; gray brocaded silk
 "fn the dining room a profusion Of white chrysanthemums ana ferns were piece UseS on the table was of white roses and lilies of the valley; u..
 .In cutting the wsddins din a;ns e.ss ME: M;:s Bernard Devant the thimbis. pr. and Mrs. Taylor have gone East on a honeymoon trip; and upon ..nt their of fet1ss abs bride on Piedmont Avenue"
 < # y MISS HALLS ENTERTAINED
 DELTA SIGMA PHI. Miss Katie Halls entertained ,t., at . . yesterday in compliment to the mem, bers of the Delta Sigma Phi sorority of the Girls High sehol The The, party dy fawrence street at o'clock and from there rode out to Feldela in wagons i filled with hay.
 Miss Halls guests beside the mempers Mcqueen. Julia Mae Henderson, Mary Metcaife, Florence Marks, Annie Chand- Ter. Mary Moulton Sistrunk, Lizzie Fitzpatriek, Isabelle el. Goops M,.ass ano Annie Paul Halls. Georgia Richardson. Annie Laurie. Mary Laurie. Maggie Frye and Lizzie Pickett. :.
 PHYSICAL CULTURE AT
 THE Y. w. Q. A.
 An interesting feature of this winter that will be an attractive addition at the Y. w. C. A., Will De the fny Sicdi | Culture Department. It will be con- | ducted on a broad scale. and the exer- ] cises will range from the simple and almost necessary exercises for health l and normal deve,opElrnt. to the more i intricate and artistic movements which | tend to develop the es.Aetic grace anI l lines of beauty of tho human figure 1 The gymnasium will be made a rendez- vous for cleasu"c ts well a3 a trafrIrs 6 school for the oo1y. Games will be in- dulged in outsids ths regular elas g work. Tie Swedish sysi' n will be used w'sa va'ut g. innovatih's from l other schools. Miss Elizabeth Collier will have charge af the :ns ortant a, interesting branch of the work of tho I. W. c. \.
 YOUNG LADIES' WHIST CLUB.
 The members of the Young Ladies' for the purpose of reorganizing at the ! first social meeting on next Thursday when Miss Bessie Dreyfus will be hos , tess at her home on Sayre Street i This club is composed of a number whom are: Miss Rosa Steiner, Miss Beulah Moritz, Miss Bessie Dreyfus. Miss Nellie Wolf, Miss Diana Kahn. Miss Jessamine Rice, Miss Ray Cad den, Miss Tilley Meyer, Miss Emily Meyer, Miss Lottie Greil. Miss Juliet i Greil, Miss Amelia Meyer, Miss Della Mohr. Miss Flossie Well, Miss There sa Lobman, Miss Irma Stoll, Miss Sa- die Levy. Miss Beatrice Levy. Miss Hattie Steiner.