The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-19
MONTGOMERY.


 Montgomery, November 17-(Speelal.)- The event of special interest for the past week was the marriage of Miss Lucille Winter Lahey and MT. Joseph Williams Holt, which took place at the Church of the Holy Comforter. Rev. Stewart Mcqueen officiating. The brides attendants were Misses Jean Lahey, maid of honor, Alice Lahey. Jennie Sistrunk Olive Macdonald. Jean Craik, Josie Nor wood. Virginia Norwood. The groom was attended by his brother, MT. William Holt, who was best man. and the ushers were, Messrs Emmett Seibels, Edward Watts, Robert Arlington and George Halls. The bride was given away by her brother-in-law, MT. Edwin B. Joseph. She is a daughter of Mrs. Lucy Winter Lahey, at whose home a reception to the young couple followed the church wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Holt have gone to New Orleans to spend a few days When they return they will be at their new home on Perry street, which has just been completed.
 Mrs Henry T. Bartlett gave a beau- tiful and elaborate card party on Thurs day evening for Miss Marguerite Rice, one of the debutantes of this season. Miss Rice is a daughter of the late Judge Samuel Rice one of Alabamas most dis tinguished citizens. Mrs. Bartlett is d granddaughter of Judge Rice's.
 Miss Irma Stoll entertained the mem- bers of the Young Ladies Whist club on Thursday afternoon when she enter tained a number of additional guests.
 On Tuesday afternoon Misses Virginia and Josie Norwood gave linen shower for Miss Lucile Lahey, whose marriage to Mr. Joseph Holt was to take place on Thursday They were assisted in re- ceiving by the young ladies who were to be the attendants at the wedding.
 Mrs. Jack Thorington entertained at cards on Tuesday, when the members of the Tuesday Card club. were her guests. The two beautiful prizes were won by Mrs Mason Posey of Washington and Mrs. MeDuff Cain Mrs. Thorington was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Robert Stringfellow and Mrs John Elmore.
 Mrs. J. Craig Smith entertained at dining on Tuesday evening in honor of her mother, Mrs. B. B. Conner of Birming- ham, who is her guest. There were covers for twelve.
 Miss Georgia Clay and MT. Charles Warner Sharman were married on Wednesday at the First Baptist church. Mrs John R. Waters, sister of the bride, - Ida Clay, was maid of honor.
 Miss Dorsey Tyson entertained at cards or "Wednesday when, a number of other friends, in addition to the members or the Queen of Clubs, were her guests. The prizes were won by Miss Grace Halls and Miss Mary Knowles, The hostess was assisted by Miss Bessie Walker and Miss Tinsie Moore
 Among the out-of-town guests at the Holt -Lahey wedding were Mrs. A. k. Tabor and children of Columbia, $. c., aunt of the groom. Mrs. Tabor was for merly Miss Rebecca Williams, one of MontSomery's most noted belles during her recent young ladyhood
 Other out-of-town guests were Capt. and Mrs.J. M Williams of the United States artillery.
 A-ss Adele Disbro. secretary of the Gulf States Y. w. C. A, and Miss Persey Hayes of Louisville. national secretary of the Y w. c. A., have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Walter Black for the past week.
 The flower show has been an event that has claimed much social interest here this week It was held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the Moses building.