The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-01
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were used in the decorations. Imme- diately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Harrison left for Montgomery. On their return they will be at home on Franklin and Church Streets. south west corner. Mir. Harrison is a menl- Der of the firm of Gurley & Harrison and has lived in Mobile about three years, coming here from Florida A number of handsome presents from friends in Florida and New Orleans as well as Mobile were received. Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Reta McEvoy and MT. Alfred J. McEvoy of New Orleans.
 The Tea Club had an unusually large session this afternoon, Mrs. R. V. Tay- Tor being the, hostess and sharing her hospitality with a number Of friends as well as the club members. The man. teIs were banked with prtmroses in pale, beautiful shades, and the same flowers were used on the tea tables. The Tea Club has become a synonym for all appetizlng and dainty things, and Mrs. Taylor this afternoon added to her own laurels and to those of the club. Her guests were Miss Disbro Of Atlanta, Mrs. Demers of Costa Rica, Miss Mamie smith of Selma, Mrs. New ton of Enterprise, Miss Dill of Balti- more, Mrs Anderson of Baltimore, Mrs. Turner of Vinegar Bend. Mrs. J. J.. Taylor of Georgetown, Ky, and Mes- danes Duke Goodman, p. l.. Johnstone, Beverly Wilson, Leonard I4e Baron, w. Arlington, G. B. Clark, R. Ladd, Allen, J. B. Waterman, Will Rowland, ID. O, Fowlkes. Burgess, A. P. Bush. w. L. Ross. c. Ligon, R. Hearing. Parker Glass, Grassin. Merrill. '. Biilnps' J. S' Robertson, W. F. Tebbetts, A. w. Brooks, Charles Taylor. Yerger. E. Lit- tie, Huntington, H. Clark. Vaughan, w. J. E. Cox, J. c. Bush, Miss Maria Minge, Miss Claudine Murphy and Misses Lizzie and Belle Knott.
 The Drawing Cards met with Miss Lucille overall this afternoon Miss OveraIls additional guests were Misses Gertrude Smith, Clara Ross, Agnes Belle Goldsby, Carolee Martin, Mary Rich. Mary Hunter, Lettie Clark. Annie Knox Taylor Reba Walden, Olive Brew CT. Ethel Jones, Mamie Tompkins, Oliue NfcAIillan, Archie Jones, Sallie Van Ant werp. Gladys Randall, Ida Richardson and Florence Bown of Yarmouth.
 Yesterday afternoon the home of Judge and Mrs. Harry Toulmtn was thrown open to their young friends and a score or more of young ladies invited out to take afternoon tea with Mrs. Toulmin's guests. Miss Mary hfu- re rolf Anniston and Miss Pegues of Selma Informality was the watch word of the afternoon, which was one of the pIeasantest episodes of the week The marriage yesterday in Pensacola of Miss Philippa R. Wilkins and E. R Lambert Is of especial interest here The bride, who Is a daughter Of tht former sheriff and representative In thf Florida Legislature, of santa hosa county. Is niece or capt, Y AlUl ,y A we'll known Mobilian. Captain Alof sent a substantial token to the newly welded couple.
 Miss Sallie Van Antwerp entertained the Bowling Club yesterday at th' Country Club, instead of teddy. owint to busy "wednesday. Miss Ida Rich ardson won the prize. a pretty gel' pin.
 Miss Laura II. Marshall of orrville Dallas county, U charming young lady is n guest of Mrs. George E. Stone, her home, No. 1Os Georgia Avenue.
 Mrs Sikes Gilbert of Huntsville, Ala. with her little daughter. Belle. ha arrived on a visit to her parents. MT and Mrs. J. E. Davis
 MT. Lloyd Batre Is in Cuba on pleasure and business trip complheu'
 Mrs H. T. Inge expects to leave sat urday with @ party for Havana
 MT. Curtis Bush will sail saturua' on the Prince George for Havana