The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-27
mARnrAcE OF MISS MAY AND

MAhHAAUE Or misS Ma
Miss wiltsie May, daughter Of Mr..
w. A. May. of this city,. and MT.
aCiifford Green, were married on Mon
day evening at orrville. Rev. Mr..
jackson officiating. f
After the ceremony the young couple
left for Marion Junction and took
train for Selma. They came to Mont
gomery on Tuesday morning ana are
with her father, at his home on Sayre
street.
Tuesday morning Mr.. May entertain
ed a number of friends at breakfast
at the New Exchange in honor of MT.
ana Mrs Green, when the party IN
cluded: Miss Camilla Weber, Miss Ju-
liza Taylor, Miss Grace Halls, Mr.: Macy
Burton, Mr.. Douglass May, Mr.. George
Powell, Mr. Temple Boiling, Mr.. w. A.
May and Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
The bride Is an attractive young wo-
man, Mr. Green, formerly Off Atlanta, Is
connected with the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company.
4 r. =
FOR MRS. KELLEY.
Il Mrs. John Minge ENTERTAINERS rev
friends at an informal luncheon sat
urday, complimentary to Mrs. w. B.
Kelley of Montgomery, who is the
guest of, Mrs. Edward Russell. The
table was attractively decorated IN
heliotrope and ferns. The covers were
laid for eight, Mrs. hinges guests
were Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. EDWARD nus.
sell, Mrs. Harry Mathews. Mrs. ROBERT
Simpson, Mrs. Henry Fowlkes, MISS
Kate Rogan and Miss Minge.
Mrs. Kelley will be pleasantly re-
membered at Miss Mary Petrie Bell
of Montgomery, and during her young
iadyhood was one of the most popular
young women in the State. Her ire.
a nf mllcl
pleasure to her many friends -Birmins.
| ham Age-Herald.
MISS WILKES AND MIR.
r. GOLsON MARRIED
A pretty home wedding was cele-
brated yesterday afternoon at the nome
l5of Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Wilkes on Her
ron street. when their daughter, Miss
Blanche Wilkes, and Mr.. s. 0. Golson
were married.
| PIESER-LOBMAN.
| Invitations are out to the marriage
of Miss sadie Lobfnan and Mr.. Jacot
| B. Pieser of Chicago. The weddine
will take place on the evening OF VEG
nesday, october 10, at o'clock, at Tenn
pie Beth Or.
The announcement Is made that th'
Young couple will be at home after NO
yember 10, at 3s0s Grand Boulevard chi
cage
EbI,fsON-GROTE.
| The engagement Of Miss Allce 1r %,
lison of Montgomery, has been an
nounced, the marriage to be Solemn
Il lied on October 2, In the Metnoois'
Church in Greensboro.
/ 4 a q
YOUNG WOMAN LAW sTU STU
DENT At UNIVERSITY
i Miss Lucille Lamar Allen Is stuoen'
i In the raw DEPARTMENT of the Univer'
1 sitv of Alabama. This is departure
II in our state and when the day comes
! that there are many, she will be re-
membered as the first student IN La"
in the State.
II Miss Allen<is a native of Chambers
County and received her academic ecu
cation at the Alabama Girls Industria
school at Montevallo, where she was
student two years. She Is an exper,
stenographer and has been employed
for the past four years in law oinc'
at Goodwatsr During her stay in tina
ONCE she read law and was admitted
on examination to the Senior Law class
at the beginning OF the current session
she is a highly esteemed young wo
man. @
MAJOR MAHAN STRONG FOR
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
The friends of Major and Mrs. F. s
MahAn, who made their home In Mont
gomery several years and are now liV
ing in Paris will be interested In hi
having been recently appointed at
torney for the automobile club O.
America This club Is composed OF sucl
Americans who go to Europe to tou
i'm their own motor cars. This posi-
. ton will put Major Mahan in clos
touch with the wealthy Americana
abroad.
x q 4
A Washington woman writes:
zone of the most admired young wo
men at the Bal Poudre which was the so
. cial event of most Importance this sum
mer a. Greenbrier White Sulphu
Sprir >, West Virginia, was Miss Anti
Perkins of Montgomery, who was ther
with her aunt, Mrs. Semmes of New
Orleans. others In the party were Mrs
. Semmes' granddaughter, Miss Myr
Walmesly and the Messrs. Semmes. he
sons, and one of the prettiest small al
fairs of the season. was card part
; given by Mrs. Senmes to the younI
ladies'"
PERSONAL, ITEMS.