The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-12

Ianied her son Mr.. lex Luce, to school
on the Hudson River.
Mrs. o. N. BenSston has returned
from visit to her parents in Omaha,
Neb.. accompanied by her sister, Miss
Olga Blomberg, who will spend the
winter In Mobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Hines returned Sunday from
visit of several weeks to North Car
olina. Miss Pearl McCreary returned
.unday from q visit Of several weeks
coast towns Mrs. Edward Robin
son and little daughter have returned
from stay Of several months in New
York. Mrs. Martha Robinson and
daughter. Miss Kate Robinson, are at
home after an absence Of several
months In the East Mrs. c. S. Shaw
ham left Saturday for a visit to rela-
lives in Jnicntowr and GALLON, and
was present at the Hatch-1rby we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lott are at
home from New York and Atlantic
City. Mrs Stewart Jones has return
ed from a visit to Miss Fannie May
futile in Montgomery. The wedding
of Miss Ida Tarver to Mr.. William
Eelmer took place on Tuesday even
ing at the home CT the brides uncle,
Mr.. w j. Young. The house was law
ishly decorated with palms and FERNS.
and the ceremony was performed by
Reverend Mr.. Sandlin of the Baptist
NfuICH AUG OEluS WHY UNIV No.
ever white silk and carried brides ro-
ses. Miss Mcnamara. the maid OF
E,ncr. wore white chiffon over pirk
and carried bridesmaid roses, while the
bridesmaid, Miss Annie Mcnamara.
woe white net over pink and carried
pink roses. Mr.. John McAleer was
best man; Mr.. Edward Hickey.
for d trip to Chattanooga, and Atlanta.
after the reception.
Mrs. J. F. Moore and daughter. Miss
Florence Palmer. viii arrive Friday Oh
Il visit to Mrs. Moore's sister, Mrs.
Tunstall Inge Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Clarke left today for trip to st.
Louis in their private car Mrs. James
l.. Coleman is visiting her sister, Mrs.
l.. c. Branscomb in Talladega. Miss
Minnie Black has returned from Wis
it to Texas. Mrs Charles Il. smith
nd son, c. E. Smith, have gone ia
New Orleans. where they will reside
i'm future. Miss Viola Robinson OF
Dcatsville, Ala Is in the city to attend
scr DOL during the winter. Mr.. snd Mrs.
Harry Smith expect to begin the work
of rcmodelling their nome very soon.
When completed it will De very com.
II odious and handsome Major and
Mrs. Jervey are with Mrs. Pope for
tie winter. Major Jervey has charge
of the United States Engineers once in
this city Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Shonts and daughters, who have
lovely home at Daphne. are now living
in London and the ladies of the family
have been presented at court and are
received in the most exclusive circles
In that city. DR.. Greenwood Ligon and
daughters. Misses Lucille and Marga-
reta will leave soon to Join Mrs. Lyon
In New York, where they will live in
future. Mrs. John Marshall and Mrs.
Guldthwaite are expected home soon
from Waukesha.
Mrs. Ernest Denison arrived In MO.
bile on Wednesday evening and Will
spend several months in Mobile. where
her husband is engaged with the home
Telephone Company.
DR.. Harry Inge and Or. Richard
Inge returned Wednesday from a Visit
to Philadelphia and New York
The marriage Of Miss Julia Boiling
I.athrop and Mr.. Francis Colsson kei-
ly took place on "Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock at the home of the brfdes
aunts, the Misses Thurper. on state
street. The drawing room was deco
rated with smilax ana white cut how
ers and a prue diem was arranged at
one end draped il. WHITE and with
white tapers cleaning on 1t. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mat
thew Brewster The bride wore grey
crepe de chine with hat to match and
carried brides roses. Her ornaments
were pearls, which are an heirloom in
the family. After the ceremony an In
formal reception was held and the
happy pair left for a bridal trip to the
East, after which they Will keep house
in Georgia Avenue.
Mrs o. l.. Champion and daughter.
Mo-
York.
Miss Meyer, the teacher of art and
elocutton at the Convent, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. II. p. Hirshfield and daughter
Madeline, have returned from Union
town.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Crowley and Miss Irene
Crowley have returned from Chicago.
Mrs. George Riviere and children
are at home from e. visit to Georgia
and Mr.. Riviere from a trip abroad.
The l.. d. c. met on Thursday
evening at the Y. NJ. e. A. to ar
range for their part In the coming re-
union.
Miss Elise Brown has gone to New
Orleans to enter Sophie Newcomb Col
leee
Mrs. Penrose Vass and daughter,
Lonnie Lyons, have returned from
Capon Springs and Richmond, where
Miss Louise vass remained for the
horse show with her friend, Miss May
Jones.
Hon. John NJ. Allen or Tupelo Miss,
Is i'll the city.
Mrs. G.. q. Dreyfus and son have re-
turned from visit to galveston. Mrs.
Wass accompanied them here and
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Charles Gazzam entertained at
bridge on Wednesday evening and
served a dainty supper afterward.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins, Mrs Kimball and Miss Kim
ball, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Donald. Miss
Gazzam and Mr. Joseph Hodgson.
Mr.. Shelton Sims is at Dog River on
4 hunting trip.
Mrs. Louis Donald and Miss Freda