The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-26

kt A A - 4lA - brides home and the many pretty pres ents were shown Among them was q handsome case of silver, the gift of the young men in the M. and O. office where Miss Hanion was for some time stenA ographer. Mir and Mrs. Pendergrast left on the NJ. and o. evening train for St. Louis and Chicago Mrs. Fender grast wearing a pretty travelling suit Of blue silk with hat to correspond On their return they will live at 800 South Cedar street.
 At 7:30 this evening, at St. Johns Church, Rev. q. C. Tucker officiating. Miss Hattie Lillian Waddle and MT. Holley Ferguson Grubbs were married a large number of friends witnessing the ceremony The church was decora- ted in pink and white roses with palms for background. and was very pret- ty. The brides maid of honor was Miss Mabel Curtis and the groom best man was Mir. Roy Grubbs of Eu- taw, Ala. Two little flower girls com pIeted the bridal party. little Ruby ano AddieWaddle, who wore dNnty white frocks with pink ribbons and carried pink and white sweet peas. The bride entered with her brother, MT. William Waddle, and wore a travelling gown of fawn colored eolienne with white picture hat. The maid of honor was dressed very much like the bride ana both carried bouquets of marguerites and sweet peas After the ceremony a reception was held at the brides z home, s92 Dauphin Way. which was fragrant with roses and sweet peas' the pink and white color scheme pre- vailing. The bridal couple received the congratulations of their friends stand ing under a floral arch.
 MT Grubbs Is from Eutaw. Ala, and he and his wife have gone direct to their future home They carry with them many good wishes.
 The joys of the dance are not easily resigned even though summer Is near ly upon us and even the weather man seems in sympathy with the young people, for tho recent mortimer made this evening cool enough for hours or uninterrupted pleasure.
 The E. o. Is entertained their friends very delightfully."- on this occasion at Temperance Hall and the ball room presented festive scene until the early morning hours. While the iden- tity of the hosts was carefully con- cealed by masks, the committees repre- senting them were:
 General Committee, P. J. Lyons
 Reception Committee: C. w Soost. chairman; C. S. Shawhan, J. H. Friend. Ernest Planck. H. Herbert Lyons. F.. J. Buck. Henry Hess and M. Jaconson.
 Society Committees: R. E. Wilson, chairman: wm Cowley. Walter F. walsh. Frank H. Stoll, D. D. Langan. !. s. Patterson. T. P Cumberland, John T. Jossen, George Williams. J. w. Lundstrom, John c. McAleer and George J. Hooks.
 Floor Committee. in mask.
 The marriage of Miss Matte Lowering and MT. Frank Edgar spencer was quiet one, solemniZed at nine o'clock this morning at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Ann Lowering, 1906 Dauph lin Way. Only few friends and rela- tives witnessed the ceremony ana there were no attendants. The bride was mar ried in a travelling gown of Alice blue. and Rev. McGehee of the Methodist Church performed tho ceremony.
 MT. c. c. Mechem played the wedding march.
 MT and Mrs. Spencer left at 9:45 over the M. and o. for a trip West. on their return they will make their home at 1006 Dauphlin Way.
 The Drawing Cards met today for the first time since Mardi Gras ana Miss Mabel Cleveland was the hostess on this occasion. In addition to the club members she had number of guests, Mrs. Joseph Clinton. Mrs. Tom McDonald, Mrs. Stewart Jones and Misses Agnes Blacksher. Emma Burke Kate Mcdonald. Mamie Tompkins, May owens, Olive Pearson of Livingston, Archie Jones. Martha Jones of Nash vile, Emily Glover. Anna McColgin. Jean Miles, Olive Brewer. Kate Mas lander, Miriam Jones of Birmingham Louise Walthal of Richmond.
 Miss Margaret Velma Ingersol Of Memphis left last night for New York after visit to Miss Catherine Musel- white.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Billing and son and Mrs. D. F. Lowe of Montgomery are vis- ting their brother. Mir. Henry Wylie and family.
 Miss Martha Richardson Jones oi Nashville arrived yesterday to visit Miss Archie Jones.
 MT. and Mrs. G. w. Rosengrant lett today for a visit to Savannah.
 The Tea Club was entertained by Mrs Jack Ross this afternoon.
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