The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-29
|UJcmen and Society.
MARRIAGE OF MISS KENDRICK
 ANTI xrn SHARP
By Mrs J. M. deCottes.

MARRIAGE OF MISS KENDRICK | AND MIR. SHARP. 1 At the home of Dr. and Mrs. w. T.. l Kendrick on Holcombe Street, the mar
 riage of their daughter, Miss Annie Cloud Kendrick, and Mir Thomas S., 1 Sharp was celebrated yesterday after l noon at o'clock. The ceremony was l performed by Rev J A. Rice in the
 presence of a number of relatives and a few close friends and for the event i the home was with elegant taste oharmingly adorned in cut flowers, smilax, palms and ferns. The arrange ment was characterized with exquisite effect The tdoorways were hung with | smilax and the mantels were banked with green and vases of flowers The | bride was attired in a smart travelling | gown of blue voIle with hat to match l and carried a shower bouquet of brides l roses. She was accompanied to the | temporary altar by her sister, Miss Eu- genia Kendrick who wore 8 toilette of | grey cloth trimmed in old rose and car ried white roses.
 The groom was accompanied by his l brother. MT. William Sharp of North Carolina. who was best man. During | the reception which followed the cera- mony fruit punch and dainty refresh ments were served by Miss Ola Bell Chapman of Troy, Miss Erin Penn of
 
 Greenville and Miss Mildred Chiffon. At a later hour Mir. and Mrs. Sharp left for North Carolina, where they go to spend the summer in the noun tains. They will make their home In Atlanta when they return in the fall. Warm interest Is centered in the mar riage. The bride is young woman of unusual attractions who has endeared herself to hosts of friends. whose kind wishes will follow her through life. Mir. Sharp is secretary of the Students Volunteer Movement. He is promi- nently known in both social and busi- ness circles in which he holds an en- viable position.
 Miss Pauline Townsend has gone to Savannah where she will visit Miss Hazel Lemcke for several days before sailing on the City of Columbus for New York, where she will spend the rest of the summer with relatives.
 PAYNE-ROBERTSON One of the interesting social events of nebt month is the marriage We'd nesday, July II, of Miss Jennie Black Robertson and Mir. John Roy PayneI of Montgomery, Ala. which will be sol- emnized at s:30 o'clock in the eveEing at Tulip Street Methodist Church. Dr. ]. P. McFerrin will offlciate. and the Drlde Who VIII De gwen away py her father. R. D. S. Robertson, will be att tended by her sister. Miss Sarah c. Robertson, and her cousin, Miss Sanna Black, as maid of honor. Her brides maids will be Miss Virginia Black and1 Miss Eva Mae Booker of Franklin, Ky, Miss Jennie McNish and Miss Mary Dillon will serve as flower girls
 Mir. Payne's best man will be Mir. A. P. Ward of St Louis, Mo, and the two groomsmen are Mr. Garnett Payne of Chattanooga, Tenn, brother of the | groom, and Mir. Will Lewis Four ush- | CTS who will complete the personnel of the bridal party are Misses. P. H. Tim- | othy. T. F. Johnson of Chattanooga, | cousin of the groom. R. D. s. Robertson, ! Jr., brother of the bride and c. Sam Uel Black.
 Among the out-of-town guests will be Mir. Payne's parents, Mir and Mrs. A. J. Payne of Chattanooga. and the | groom's sister, Miss Lucille Payne, also Mrs. J. c. Booker. of Franklin, Ky. After the church ceremony the bridal party will be entertained ut the home of the br!de.--Nashville American.