The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-28
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Tuesday. Decemb er II, at aher home on Perry street. No ACards AI
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 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS
 sGOADTHN.AlTE.
 Mrs. J A. Olin aintertained a few of the friends of Mis- Isucile Gold thwaite yesterday afternoo Tn her honor, when the charming hQsf duality extended was enjoyed by her gIaests. fl
 The pleasure of an informal b 70 clock tea was the natulse of rMs. Olin's com pIiment to Miss Goldthwaite, and in the serving she was assisted by her young daughter, Miss Lila Bess gQln, Mics Galdthwai4e, formerly of Monf- gamery, now residing in New York, has been the guest d f her sister, Mrs. Owen Nelson, for the past several weeks. Sue is a young woml an of whom her friends in Montsomery have cause to be proud. She holds the responsible position of head of the Nc W York Public Library for the Blind. She Is among the young women of Alai bama who are making their mark In { he great city, where, In spits of the u lrongs of workers and students in ev cry cualceivable branch, merit will tell. She Is member Of one of the most d distinguished families of inc State. whs1 have helped to make A1ahama's hist ory. Mss Gofucnwalte will leave to morrow for New York, where. after & vacation of two months, she will resuH ne her duties. <
 The guests who enjoyed being with her vesierda1 afternoon were: Mrs. owen Nelson, sister of the guest of honor: Mrs Ti homas Clark, Mrs. Mary Irrington. Mn ;. Charles w. sVvilkerson, Miss Olivia Al rrington, Miss Mary Ar- rington, Miss sntson Hatchett, Mrs. A. D- Savre. Miss Sadie Nyman, Miss Kan nie Mathews Alnd Mrs. S' 1ea' osSeee@s
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 MARREAGE OF MISS WELK- INSON AND MIR. MONCltkEFAFEis 4 quiet but inr pressively haautiful wed ding ceremony was an event which was soIemnized at the 4home of Mir. T. B. vTiIyxinsou last evening, when eatsS O. ciooI hIs daua hter, Mss Martha flaw thorne Willxin son, and MT. Emmett Mnnerieffe. wa re married. The seere- mony was per formed by Rev. E. E :. 1 Cobbs. in the presence of few close friends and rel atixes.
 The nlaee of celebration was banked In nalms aud ferns, with many vases 1 of spIendid whit e .ehrykantheurns, siad- ding their beaa lty to the improvised
 The bride was unusually pretty in her wedding gown oi white radium trimmed in Duchess lace. She wore, a well and ba11 an arm clua ter of brides roses. Mir. Wilkinson acoon lpanied his daughter and gave her avs ay.
 Mr. Moncrieffe Was accompanied by Mr Raw Willkinm on as best man. These were inc only au tendants, as the we'd | dinr was a verNS quiet one, due to the recent beeravemellt or the prlde m the death of her moth CT.
 Mr. and Mrs. M1 norifle left last night for New Orleans, where they will re- matn for several ESeeks. When they re- t,,rn thev wil res Idle with her father, Mir. T. B. WilkAns on, at hs nome on Court street.
 Among the out of town guests who attended this maa riaEe are: TAT. and Mrs. H. L. Herring and two dalghters of EaGranse. Geora la; Miss Lizzie VII. kinson of Augustas Georgia; Mr' an1 | Mrs. Paul w. Pope of ftAtlanta; FIT: ana ! Mrs ]. F MoHcriefs }, and Mrs A. Pope of Augusta ,Georgi a
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 MRS. CAIN Fl TTERTAINS. Mrs. McDuR Cain was hostess yes tsrdav when the mes nhers of the Tues dav Card Club and a number of other friends were beautifC lily .entertained by her at her home at Ioverdale, Four anartments were thF ow ntqgether for inc games. which were played at twelve tables. NaSte1 won the club prize, a beautiful cut glass vase, MFsI Wilkerson being awarded it when thel' cut. Mrs: Ara Virgin won the gpest prize, par or
 
 Mrs. Cain was assisted in receiving and entertainIng her guests by Mrs. TJuhert Dent The a2ore was Kept by Mrs. Jesse Adams, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. F. A. Flowers.
 VN HONOR OF MISS YAsS.
 The Mobile Register has the follow ing account of dinner and tneatre nsTty given in honor of Miss Mary Marshail Vass. whe iN the guest of Mss Lollie Belle Gould;
 "A quartette who dined at the cay thorn 1nursday evening ana at tsr NSssus enjoyed simple simon Simple at the MobiIe theatre was composed of Miss Mary Marshall yass of MonFgoHpeTy and MT. Frank Fowler, Miss Mamie Fifzpatriek and Ed Percy. The party was in honor of Miss Yass
 LUNCHEON TO MISS BALDWIN.
 Mise Jean Craik entertained delight fully a number of friends yesterday af- a beautiful luncheon, which she gave in commitment to Miss Elizabeth Balfl- win, at her home, Hazel HedGe,
 h the center of the table was a. huge pumpkin filled with fruit at the bottom of which were placed yellow ohrysanthemums Around the t3 .bles were aI ples in which were stuck Rssht- ed taprs. The plac cards were hand painted fan tail turkeys, carrying out the harvest time idea.
 Miss Craiks guests were: Miss Jean Iahey, Miss Clement Marks, Mlss Eliza- beth Marks of Kentucky; Miss a1arGue- rite Rice, Mrs. Jos. W. Holt, Miss Mary Mapes, Miss Dorothy Siebs, Mss Preot of New orleans; Miss Mettie sibb and Miss Susie May:
 @ Ss % MARRIAGE OF MISS RU-
 DULPH AND MIR. MURRAY.
 The following account in The Age- Herald of a marriage in Birmingham, is Of interest here, Rs the bride, until recently, lived in Montgomery
 Miss sallie Beasley RudlIlph, the daughter of Mrs c. w. Rudulph, and Mir. Shirley Bragg Murray of Mobile, were married yesterday morning at o'clock at the home of the brides moth CT, 116 Florida Avenue. The ceremony was perfoFmel by the Rev B. F. Gull yer and was witnessed by only the members of the family.
 Mir Murray and his bride Left at once for New York and other eastern points and on their return will be at h6me in Mobile. where Mir. Murray makes his home"
 Miss Lillie Belle smith, will leave tomorrow for Atlanta, where she will spend Thanksgiving.
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 Mrs J. B. Thompson has returned from Louisville and will make her home with her nephew. MT. J. T. Butler,