The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
MISS GOULD HONOREp,

A german was given Friday eve ning at Pickett Springs in honor oI Miss Lola Belle Gould of Mobile, whc ,s visiting the Misses Vass at their home at Cloverda1e.
 The German was led by Capt, D. H Jackson with Miss Gould
 About thirty-five couples enjoyed the dAnen
 Ile chaperones were: Mfr. and Mrs. R. II. Jones, MT. and Mrs A. C. Forbes, and Mir. an7 Mrs. " M Morris
 The dancers were: B H Jackson with Miss Gould; S. H. Roberts with Miss Clementine Marks; H. Butt with Miss Maud Howe; s. C. Jones with Miss Henderson; Julius Gay with Miss Da- vidson; J. M. Nicrosi with Miss Van Hoose cf Tuscaloosa; MT. Tucker with Miss Will O'DeIl Dfckerson; Tom Alley with Miss Harris; Zelda Halls with Miss Gene Burke; Ed. Graves with Miss Graves; Robert Young with Miss Kit ty Dent; Emile Hannon with Miss An nie Danziger; Puraell Glass with Miss Frank Holtwanger Robert Henderson with Miss Flora May Ament; Troy Halls with Miss Pauline Welsh of Sel- ma; George Mentz with Miss Beaumont of Tennessee. Messrs J. Paul Parker, J. Haygood Paterson, Morgan Browder, N D Eubanks Mir Sterling. Wiley Mattox Jones, Gus Tatum, Brad Dun can. Harris Washburn. Arthur Elsberry, J. harvey lnEO 1OlHS, ltIuDle Boiling and J. Sterling Pariee.
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 MARRIAGE OF MISS CROWB
 AND MIR. DOWNES.
 Miss Mary Blue Grove and MT. Wn- liam Downes were quietly married at the residence of Father Savage. rector of St. Peters Catholic Church, yester- day afternoon at o'clock. Father Saw age oficiatins. They were accompa- nied by Miss Pearl Craybell and Mir, Mims Houser, who were the only wit nesses to the ceremony. The bride Is an attractive young woman and the groom is a young man of fine char acter Hcs holds a responsible position with the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company.
 The briGe wore a becoming elon suit of garnet silk with trimmings of val lace and a hat to matck. Mrs, Reese Martin. sister of the groom entertain ed the wedding party at lunch direct ly after the ceremony. Mrs, Dave Dunn. sister of the bride. entertained the party at dinner last evening at 8 o'clock. 1iT. and Mrs. Downs will be at home to their friends on Goldthwaite street.
 HOUSE PARTY AT COOsADA.
 Miss Mary Mapes entertained at delightful house party at the country home of Major and Mrs. ". W. Screws at Coosada from Wednesday to Satur- day of the past week, The young la- dies in the party were:
 Miss Mary Mapes. Miss Jewell Rob erts of Abilene, Tex, Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Mary Knowles. Mss -Aurelia Fitzpatrick of Kansas City and Miss Mary Johnson. The young men were: Messrs. Benja- min Fitzpatrick. Fred wltkerson. FL more Higgins. Frank Glass Warren Hall. Henry crenshaw, Ben Screws and Holt Screws. --.----'.-. .-------
 ON MEMORIAL
 STONE MEET.
 A committee was appointed at the recent meeting of the Alabama Divis- ion, IT. D. C., held in Union Springs for the purpose of deciding upon a design for the Memorial Stone to be erected by the Division to the confed- crate dead buried in the National Park at Shiloh.
 The committee met on Friday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Gayle and was in session all day Many beautiful designs were submitted by reliable stone architects.
 pr. Thomas M Owen was called to confer with the members of the com mittee and to furnish the Confederate on the stone. Yesterday the members Of the com mittee spent the day at the Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek. They vis- Ited the hospital and Mrs. Thompson. 1 President Alabama Division U. D. C.. was shown the result of the work | done since the U., D. c. committee | mas been overhaulina the affairs there. | The committee called to meet at