The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-29
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. N. deCOttes.

.Ia I . 5 4 HazNMHMlHN Np ns 2 " HzlHmRwHs entertained on next Saturday by Hiss Jean Lahey at the home of her moth- CT. Mrs. L.. W. Lahey on -onth Goldth- MARRIAGE OF MISS HIGGINS
 AND MIR. ROGERS
 A pretty wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Mabel Higgins and Mir. Samuel Durrah Rogers. It was an event occurring at 5 o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs. Julia HlE- gins, on Sayre street, tFhich for the occasion was beautthed by an artistic arrangement of palms, ferns and choice cut flowers. In the hall Ameri- can beauty roses were used with charming effect and in the double paFIors plan of white and green was carried out with roses. chrysanthe- mums, and plumosa A massing of potted plants formed the background for the wedding party during the cer- emony. In the second parlor the brides table was spread with lace and adorn- ed with tulie, brides roses and tapers in silver candeiabra. In another apart ment in which the presents were dfs- paved pink roses and carnations wero placed about in taif vases. The bri1e was only attended by her little niece. Miss Julia Higgins, as ring bearev wearing white lingerie and lace anf carrying white roses.
 The bride and groom entered to gether. Her gown was & travelling suit of brown broadcIoth md her cluss ter of flowers were white brides roses. Shortly after the impressive ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles A Stakely the young couple left for a visit to relatives in Atlanta. When they return they will reside with her mother Mrs. Julia Higgins at her home on Sayre street.
 MARRIAGE. LAST EVENING. OF
 MISS CARLISLE AND MIR. PITTMAN.
 At the home of the grandparents of the bride. an attractive wedding was solemnized yesterday evening when Miss Caro- Pearson Carlisle and Mir. Earle TunIey Pittman of Brewton were married. Rev John Bass Shelton of- ficiating. The home on Dexter Avenue was pretty In its adorning of poted plants and white chrysanthemums and other eut-howers. The brides only at- tendants were the two little nieces of the groom, Misses Claudia and Louise Brawner, who were attired in white silk and carried white roses. The bride who entered with the groom wore a checked silk with yoke of white lace over white satin and held an arm cluster of white carnations. Proceeding the entrance of the we'd ding party, Mrs. John Bass Shelton sang -Aiways," anu as the party ap- preached the place of celebration, she rendered Mendeissohn's wedding march.
 The ceremony was followed by an informal reception, after which the young couple left for their home, 1S Amanda Street. where they will be at home to their friends.
 Among the beautiful presents res ceived by the bride and groom was one of special interest---two dozen silver spoons which, forty-seven years ago, were one of the wedding gifts to the brides grandmother, Mrs. Andrews of Georgia.
 out-of.town guests at his wedding were Mrs. J. H. Pittman of Brewton, mother of the groom; Mfr. and Mrs Robert BrawLsF of Castleberry, Mrs c.l L. Brawner and son, Mr. H. M. Otis of Gadsden. and Miss Lilly Beall of Lu- vern. .g ysasi
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 MRS. VlANDEVER ENTEN@
 5 TA1Na AT CARDS.
 When the members of the wednes- day Card Club and a number of other guests met with Mrs. Henry vandiver yesterday morning. they were the re- eipiepts of delightful hospitality. The games were played at eight tables for three beautiful prizes and preceding served from table exQuisitely ap- pointed and adorned In American beau ty roses. The other apartment was decorated in La France roses. which were in tall vases placed on mantels and cabinets. The club prise. . silver powder box, was won by Mrs. Warren Reese. The guest'B Drize, a silver hli- gree toilet bottle. vas won by Mrs. Norris. who cut for 1t with Mrs. J. K Jackson, and the compilation prize. a piece of pottery. was won, by Mrs Frank Mcdonald,
 The score cards were beautifully hand-painted in sWeetpeas.
 Mrs. VandiveF was assisted by Mrs Claude Cobbs, who served punch; Mrs Samuel Westcott, who kept score; Mrs Merritt vandiyer,. Mrs. J. K. dickson and Mrs. Ira Virgin.
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 DONALD-MELTON.
 Invitations have been~ received here to the marriage of Miss Marie Melton and Dr. Thomas Claud Donald, which will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday, December 12, at o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs. Clara A. Melton, in Pine Apple. Miss Melton Is an attractive young woman who has frequently visited Montgomery, the guest of her sister. Mrs. William w ,. Hill. pr. Donald Is q leading young physician of Bessemer
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 IN HONOR OF JUDGE JONES.
 Mir. Alex Birch gave beautiful din- ner on Monday to Judge Thomas c Jones of Montgomery. The table was attractively decorated in chrysanthe- mums and ferns, and a dinner consist ing of several courses was served.
 Among those who were invited were: Colonel T. c. Bush, Judge H. A. Sharpe, Judge W. W. Trimble. Major Charles J. Allison, Colonel John W. Tomlinson and Mir. James Weatherly. The dinner was in honor of Judge Jones's birthday.-Birmingham Age Herald