The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-08
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By Mrs J. M. decottes.

l&hMhMH1AEzIHz q HzHlHAz zIHMMMMMEmEuq9 1 At the reception the line included Mir. and Mrs Lowe, parents Of the bride; Mrs. Lowe was gowned in a toilette of l pompadour crepe over lilac silk; Mrs Lewis Willis, of Pensacola, mother of the room, wore white net with tur- | quoise trimmingss Mrs. Amelia Wyly, | grandmothef of the bride, was gowned | in black silk and lace Mrs. w, D Mac | lay. of Pensacola. Grandmother of the | groom. whose gown was of black peau de .soie; Mrs. Henry Wyly of Mobile, diamonds and enneralds, and Miss Will | lis and the bridesmaids. At the punch bowl Mrs Halls Jam ney and Miss Mamie Coieman presided. of white crep ede chine Miss Coleman was attired in pompadour organdie. Assisting in entertaining were ten close friends of the bride, Misses Lucia | Haiis. Caroline Hannon. Clementina Marks. Jennie Sistrunk, aMary Mapes, Coralette Metcalfe, Virgie Burton and Susie May.
 AKMAlkD~syALKER. Mir Edward Aynard and Mrs. Leila Beale Walker were married at S:3Q o'clock Wednesday, evning at the ress idenae Of Mrs r. e. Beale, mother of the bride. 59 Jefferson Davis avenue. The wedding was attended by only the immediate relatives and friends of esnnaxed by Rev. NsAi U Anderson. pasIor qf the Central Presbyterian
 Mr. and Mrs. Aymard win live at the residence of Mrs. Bradford on Dexter avenue.
 BEsLLKNGRATkE~MOR Friends of Montgomery have re- celved the following invitation:
 'Mr. sewell w. Morse requests tho honor of your presence at the mar riage of his daughter Bessie Mae to Mfr Walter Duncan Beliingrath on Wednesday evening. November the fourteenth. nineteen hundred and six, at seven thirty o'clock, Five Hundred and Seven Spring Hill Avenue. Mobile.
 Mir. Bellinsrath is we'll known and has many friends here. having lived here prior to his establishment in bus mess in Mobile, about two years ago. Miss Morse is quite beautiful wo- man of brunette type and q member
 HAISE~CROMWELL.
 The following invitation has been
 MT. and Mrs D. A. Cromwell re- the marriage of their daughter Lou Ella to MT. Otto flake nn Tuesday evening, November twentieth, nineteen eHaasss eastoa saset Ps h hps ssas csarch 0sSsf gomery, Alabama"
 DINNER TO BRIDEsslAIDs
 AND GR0OMsAfEN.
 One of the incidents of the Walker Northington wedding at PrattviIIe was the dinner given on Wednesday by Mrs. Daniel Pratt to the bridesmaids
 The flowers lsed for the adornfnr of the table were American Beauty The gussts of Mrs. PEstts charm DeRardelaben, Louise Walker and An- nle Earle of BlFmfpghan, Lucille Wii- kinson, Ethel Pelxer and Anna Pelzer Mortimer rals Jordan T Dr. i Andrew 9n: Came. Ds ron, Dr. Robert Nelson~and Mr. Frank smith of Birmingham.
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 A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Mir. apd Mrs. '. B. Hamrick enter tained last evening in honor of their daughter, Mrs, P. O. LaFlSin, at a birthday dinner. Covers were laid for
 The color scheme in the decoration of the dining room and the menu was green and yellow. and was charmingIy ehrysanthemums. and fruits. Mrs. Larkin was the recipient of . number of beautiful presents.
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 MISS HUNNMCUTF COMPLFMENTEeFl Miss Willie Taylor entertained last evening in honoP~ of her guest, Miss Mae Hunnicutt of Jemlson Those who enjoyed Miss Taylor's hos- pitality on this occasion were: Misses l Hunnieutt. Leola Dukes of West Point, Ga. Delanie O'Gwynn, Hazel Lloyd, Mary Williams, Mamie Knight, Mrs. Gonger and Mrs. Burge; Measrs. H. Jordan of TuacaIooHa, 2. O LeWia. Glide Singly, J. E. Collins Of Cedar Rapids. la, Porter James, Sam Burge. Newman Davis. J N. Taylor and Jim Taylor.
 NOTICE, EONIAN CLUB. There will be a called meeting of the Ionian on ETIday afternoon at 4:S0 at the home of Mrs. w.. L. DurF, on south
 R $ @ Dr. J. Leonard Levy of PittsburR. Pa. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rice at their home, 42S Hull Street
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 Mrs. B. l.. Wyman has returned to Montgomery and will be at 427 South Perry Street during the winter. & % as
 Miss Mae Hunnicutt, who has been the guest of her sisters, Mrs B E. Lloyd and Mrs. A. 10. Moritz, has re- turned to her home at Jemison. Miss Alma Tillis left yesterday tor a visit to Mobile.
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