The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-24


 between Mobile baseball club and one from Cuba, giving exhibition games at that place.
 AIabamians in Mobile today were as follows: Leslie Hall, Bay Minette; E. A. voselsaug. Elberta; E.. M: Atwood. Robartsdale; c. F. Primm. Camden; J. M. Mcleod, Coy: M. Lindsay. Pollard; F. F Mundy, Birmingham; T. w. Cur ry. Brewton: B. E. devan, Jr., Albrit- ton, R. J. Goode, Gastonburg; Mrs. A. I. Livingston, Toinette.
 " A. Shipman. a prominent lumber man of Brusby. Miss. is visiting in Mo- bile today. accompanied by his family
 W S. Henry of Lucedale, Miss, is in the city.
 Mobile Society News.
 The prettiest of home weddings took pIace this evening at the residence or Mrs. Ann F, Futile, when her daugh- ter. Mary Louise, became the wife or MT. Thomas Wythe Mcdonald. The ceremony which took place at S:3o p. m.. was performed by Rt Rev. Blshop Allen. who wore his purple robes, and was witnessed only by the two fami- lies. So recently has the fair young bride made her debut in society. that 1t would have been more natural to be- ueve that the decorations of the bril- IiantIy lighted home, the air of fes- tiyity azld the wedding party were as- sistipz g. a debut reception rather than at the solemn moment of abdication Of the gay nothings of the happier part in life. So we'll had these two young people guarded their secret that the announcement of their engagement, less than month ago, was a surprise to all but their intimate friends. and since then they have been fairly swamped with congratulations. But to get back to the wedding. The scene of the ceremony was the front parlor, at one end of which stood the prie dieu covered with white silk drap- cry and white carnations. On the man. tel and all about the room were white caranations and ferns, with palms In the corners, and white candles in brass candelabra added their soft light to the scene. The folding doors thrown open showed the adjoining room ablaze with the glory of yellow blossoms and yell | low candles in brass candelabra, and 1 through this room the bridal party ad- | vanced to the prie dieu and grouped about the central figures. Miss Lucia | Futile maid of honor, and Miss Fanny May Futile, of Montgomery, brides- maid, entered together. Both wore ] toilettes of white net over silk, de- coIlette. and carried large bouquets of 1 white carnations. Next came the lit- tie flower girl, the brides niece, An" nie Boiling Jones, in a dainty white null frock with a largea basket of | flowers.
 The bride entered with her broth CT. MT. Elliot Futile. and met the groom at the altar. Mir. Mcdonald was l attended by his brother as best man. Mir E. J. Mcdonald, and Mir. John | Meador, groomsman.
 The bride, who is a typical biue eyed blonde, was as fair q picture as ever gladdened a bridegroomm's eyes. She wore a graceful toilette of white lace over white satin, high neck, with long veil caught with orange blos- sons, and carried an exquisite bunch l of lilies of the valley.
 Mrs. Tuttle's costume was of black ] lace over black satin. Mrs. W. P. Will Hams, of Montgomery. who with her husband, was present at her sisters wedding. wore white net over white | taffeta. Mrs Stuart Jones, another sis- ter, was in white silk and Mrs. Elliott Futile in cream lace over silk. Shortly after the ceremony. the re- | ception guests began to arrive and until midnight the house was d scene
 
 througout the evening, and the canvas enclosed, lantern lighted porch divided honors with the other attractive por- tions of the house. The dining room was dream in yellow. only the white of the carnations relieving the color scheme. Here presided Misses Mabel Cleveland, Bertha Fitzpatrick, of Mont gomery, Julia Lake. Rose coates and Katie Meponald. There were two punch bowls. Miss Anita Sims In charge of one and Miss Ruth Shepard of the | other.
 At midnight MT. and Mrs. McDonald slipped away for 8 short visit to New Orleans. They will come back here in time to sail on the next trip of the Prince George for Havana where they expect to sepnd some time. The best wishes of a host of friends go with | them.
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