The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
YEsTERDAY .s, AFTERNOON OF MISS KOHN

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 ss,, AFTERNOON OF MISS KoHN AND MIR. ROEMER. The marriage of Miss octavia N. Kohn and Mir. Adolphrs Roemer. which was solemnized yesterday af- .ternoon was beautiful home wedding. occurring at the home of her mother. on Adams street. Three large apart ments were thrown together for the ite taste with a lavish use of rare and beautiful potted plants and choice cut flowers; In the parlor where the the Dase o wss syansed wbts sns tns green and in It brides roses and or chids were used and white candles in bronze candelabra lighted the effec- maid roses were placed and pink can dles continued the tone. and in the hall America beauty roses were the with her brother. MT. John Kohn. They were preceded by her two little n.eses Misses smensina .,rs tnsre ana and o@ Se CT girl The former wore white lin- white carnations. At the. fH of the and toseth.r %' they p entered the ,arlor. l where the ceremony was to take placL. Her wedding. gown was of white crepe de chine and with it she carried white
 Alter the ceremony had been per | mal reception was held and refresh- Here the plan of green and white was carried out in the decorations of the table. over which hung wedding white roses. ana orchids were % used used with beautiful resul: in the adorn- ing of the table. which was lighted | Ha nd al = 0 nfr received a box of wedding cake.
 mer left for New York by way Of blue cloth and her hat matched the toilette.
 In no marriage of the season has in this one. Roth the bride and the circle. The bride is a daughter of Mrs Hies kdSD R9hn vsn snd Of the late l Montgemerys most highly esteemed possesses the finest qualities of mind and heart and who Is personally
 MT: Roemsr Is q man of more than
 s ana soe s sors sitfe% o S the nss He represents the first ward in the City Council
 When MT. and Mrs. Roemer return  at home, at North Jackson street. They will be gone until November 1 :. MARRIAGE OF MISS PEARSON
 AND MIR. WELLS LAST EVENING, A quiet but beautifully impressive, wedding was solemnized last evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs A. A. Pear son on South Court Street, when, at S:30 o'clock. their daughter, Miss Lula Pearson and Mir. Richard Mason Wells were married, Rev. J. A. Rice officiat- ing.
 With pretty effect the parlors were adorned in masses of palms and ferns and vases of roses and carnations. The wedding guests consisted of members of the family, relatives and a number of friends.
 The bride and groom, unattended, en- tered the parlor together. She wore a becoming travelling suit of blue cloth and ca-ried an arm cluster of white carnations
 Mrs. Orr of Fort Worth. Tex. played the wedding march. and during the ceremony she rendered Hearts and Flowers" The bride's Sunday school class of boys of the Court Street Metho- dist Church were given a place of honor at the wedding. They stood near dur ing the ceremony. MT. G. A. Gram and MT. A. W. Dahlberg were masters of ceremony for the evening
 The ceremony was followed by a re- ception and refreshments were served Each guest was presented with a sou venir box of wedding cake. On the box were the leters "W. and F." in silver letters.
 Shortly after the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Wells left for Mississippi and Florida. After a short absence they | will return and be at home with her parents
 In this marriage is centered warm Interest. and to the young couple hearty good wishes for a long and prosperous welded life will be extended from hosts of friends The bride is a young woman of intellectual attachments as well as personal attractions. Mir Wells is a prosperous business man. who is connected with the Victor Flour Mills His home is in Maysville. Ky.
 Among the out of town guests at this wedding were Mrs. J. c. Shanks and Master Pearson Shanks of Garland. Mrs. William Orr of Fort Worth, Tex. Mrs. w. F. Falkner and Miss Laura lDayts of Autaugaville. Miss Lula Tyus of Birmingham, Miss Mdude Shanks of Forrest Home. Mrs. Frank smith and Master Frank Smith of Thomasv1lle. | # % #
 FIRST MEETING OF
 | THE QUEEN OF CLUBS.
 A business and informally social meeting of the members of the Queen of Clubs was held yesterday. when Miss Jean Lahey was hostess at her home on South Goldthwaite Street. The