The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-17
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 Among the Alabamians visiting m the city were noted the following; F. F. and C. II. Christopher. Isney; W. +. Glover. Butler; ]. A. Fuller. Selma d. r. Grant. Little River; \. x. Martin. Pollard: L. A Baker Birmingham; C. J. Hunt. Tensaw; w. R. Gregory, JOS port: H. D. Scantlin, Birmingham; W. B. Wilson, w. g. vinson. k. A. Miller, Huntsville: | F. Allridge, Grove Hill; Joe C. Granade, St. stephens; Miss At kinson. Tensaw; r. $. Lasiter. Mont gomery;i D. S. Fellows, Birmingham; Q. C Parker. New Decatur.
 The birthday party rendered last night by Mir. and Mrs J. E. OGrady' to their charming daughter. Miss Annie O'Grady, at their hospitable home, NO 300 South Franklin street, was an en- joyable social success. More than fif- ty young people were guests of Miss O'Grady.
 Pursuant to last nights action Of the general council. the board of pubilS works today let the contract Tor the repairs in the first district to the Asphalt Paving Company of Georgia
 Work is to begin at once.
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 In the probate court this morning
 
 Thomas R. Poster filed his bond as mo- tary public in and for Mobile county.
 Helen H. Smith has filed her bond as a notary public ill and for Moblle county, fin the probate court.
 Mrs. John NJ Allen and Mrs. $. J. High, of Tupelo. Miss, arc visiting friends in Mobile.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A Weatherly. Jr, of Waynesboro, Miss, are in the city.
 Mobile Society News. Yesterday evening was made famous by the celebration, at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, of the mar riage of Miss Marie Regina Gelbke, only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Gelbke, to Mir Gabriel Martin Drey. The bride who has been very popular during her girlhood. being noted for many charms of manner and of person, was most becomingly attircd in q champagne colored crepe do chene gown handsomely and elaborately trimmed in light blue applique. With this she wore gloves and shoes to match her costume being prettily set eff by a picture hat of white maline and the white bouquet of white carna- tions she carried. Miss Jennie O.Bri sn as Maid of Honor. wore light blue crepe de chene with hat and shoes of the same color and carried golden glory roses Little Miss Sadie May Simons, in a white lace robe over white satine, and carrying white carnations. acted as flower girl. The groom5 brother Mir. A. 0. Drey acted as best man and Messrs. T. H. Betrix. Charles W. Drey Vincent Horres.. Robert Chamberlain. Willie Kern. Neal Skally were the ush- CTS
 After the wedding. al the home Of the bride. a large reception was held in a house elaborately and tastefully decorated in dahlias and yellow and white chrysanthemums. Refreshments were served throughout the evening and the punch bowl was presided over by Misses McCaffery. Belle Draper, Laura AIcKibbin. Sarah Shally, Nellie Malone. Addie O'Brien. Zoe Altice, Katie Dean, Stella Kern. Annie Burke and Ruby Harris. who were becomingly gowned in white net with yellow gir- dies over yellow satine. After an eX- tended tour to New Orleans. Montgom- cry. Birmingham, etc. Mir. and Mrs. Drey will be at home to their many friends at the groom's mothers, BOT South St Emanuel street. The many presents that were received attested to the popularity of the young couple.
 For Mrs. Peterson of Greensboro. Ala Mrs. Cobbs of Atlanta. and Mrs. Redd of Virginia. Mrs L. M. McMillan i opened her pretty Government street mansion yesterday afternoon. for a tea which, for originality and beauty, has hardly been equalled before. On enter ing the strains of war ballads and songs. played by Mrs. H. T. Inge and Mrs. Boykin Boone attracted the ears, while the guests of honor and the re- ceiving party, consisting of Mrs. James Coleman, Mrs. J. s. Fearne, Mrs. D. E, Cobbs Mrs. J. J. Blacksher, Mrs John Hulsbush, Mrs. J. H. Webb, Mrs. Will Hams. Mrs. Hardy Hopper, Mrs Jones the Misses Lake, attracted the eyes Notwithstanding the keynote of tho war ballads, it was peaceful gather ing for Mrs John Quill and Mrs. l. l r. Irwin dispensed tea from q pretty silver urn and there was on exhibition | the real thing in a pipe of peace. Int famous old pipe is an heirloom ir Mrs. McMillans family, was the pipe smoked by Powhatan and Captain Johr smith At different times it has done ] duty at the Smithsonian Institute Worlds Fair in Chicago, and the St Lcuis Fair.
 Chic and petite is the fascinating little debutante, Miss Mamie Tomp kins, who was launched into society; belldom last night. Although her com ing out party was most informal it wal most enjoyable The house was 1 verltable bower of bamboo, with now and then a touch of pink roses and car nations 10 add to the color scheme Miss Tompkins, who is the eldes daughter of Mir and Mrs. P. w. Tomp | kins, looked very fair indeed in white net and lace typically debutan ish gown. Dancing was the theme O the evening and was continued until late hour when many dainties were served.
 fine Drawing Cards which met witt Mrs Joseph McPhillips yesterday con 1 sisted of six tables with nearly all Q th" club members present and only few substitutes. As usual bid euchre O. as fl has been re-chrlstened "scrcaming euchre." was the game tha held the attention for number Q hours of daylight. Mrs George Clarl of Birmingham who was to have beet the guest. was detained in New Or leans. but is expected to reach her' on Wednesday.
 Monday evening a very largely at tended wedding anniversary reception wa- given bv MT. and Mrs. Harry u Cr0cker at their home on conception street. Rcd and green were used II pretty effect in the decorations ant nnumorable handsome presents ah' p-fs5,,.. ,r,.rC rccafvad by tho couple.