The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
UJcnnen and Society.
MARRIAGE or MISS SIMPSON
 ANn MIR KENNEO
By Mrs ]. N. del Cottes.

MARRIAGE or MISS SIMPSON
 AND MIR. KENNEDY. The important social event of Nne week was the marriage of Miss Lucy Simpson and MT. A. M. kenneuys which was celebrated yesterday aI ,.rnoon A E o'clock at the henfe of the brides mother, Mrs. J. VI. Simp son on South Hr1l street. The cere- nony was performed in an apartment fransformed into bower of beauty by an artistic arrangement oI p,N p,nn and white roses and lighted witn pinh and white shaded candles purnins ,n seven branched antique brass cancer abra. The altar where the young couple stod while Rev. E. F. GOODS rector of St Johns Episcopal church, performed the ceremony, formed an exuuisite bower of white clematis ana white roses. Only relatives ana few intimate friends witnessed the beautiful ceremony.
 For the occasion the entire lower floor of the home was adorned Tn trailing vines and a profusion or cut flowers The reception hall was, with charming effect, adorned in plan of red and green red roses ana smi1ax, and red shaded candles being used.
 sf white lingerie with trimmings of evelet ennbroidery and lace and car-' ried an arm cluster of white ciema- The two maids of honor, Miss Clara Simpson and Miss Kate Simpson, sls- ters of the bride. wore beautftul gowns of white embroidered SWISS ana they. too, carried clusters of white clematis. MT. Tom Martin was best man ana at the altar the bride was given away by her brother, Mir. John simpson. The bride is the young daughter or Mrs J. W. Simpson. who by ner attractive personality has surrounded herself with a wide circle of friends.
 Mr Kennedy is a well known and r5rosperous business man of Mont gonnery, connected with the firm CT J. M Kennedy and Company. MT. ana Mrs Kennedy left last night for LOOK out Moutain, Tenn, and other poinls for wedding trip and on tneir return to Montgomery will ne az nome Cioyerdale The presents which they received were beautiful and varied attesting the popularity in which they are held. The brides travelling gown was of blue cloth, with which she wore a becoming hat to match m,ss corr,rr f fs < SMsHnrnD
 TO MIR. BOYD. The wedding of Miss Minnie Eliza beth Conniff to Mir. Albert Marvin Boyd was celebrated last evening" at the nome of the brides father, Mir. J. s. Connin, on Columbus Street.
 The attendants were Miss Clara walkley. maid of honor, and Mrs. woodford Judkins, matron of honor, both cousins of the bride, and Messrs. William ]. Conniff and H. F. Connin.
 Only a few relatives were present. Dr. J. A. Rice performed the cere- mony.
 MT. Boyd holds the responsible posi- tion of train dispatcher for the west ern Railway of Alabama, and is we'll known in this city.
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 BUCK@WHEELER-
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of General Wheelers youngest daughter Miss Carrie Fey ton, and MT. Gordan Movntjoy Buck of New Pork. The marriage will take place very quietly on october the sec- ond at the Wheelers. country home, Wheeler, Alabama.
 Mrs. Matte Jones and her daughter, Miss Mary Jones, were among the guests at q barbecue given by MT and Mrs. B. R. Reynolds at Tharin last week-ss,sAfter assumptous barbecue dtn- ner was served, melons. fruits of all sorts and ice cream and ices were serv- ed The other guests who enjoyed the lavish hospitality of the host and nos tehs were Miss Katie Brown. MISS Siilah Brown, of I.eGrande; MT. ana Mrs. King, Miss Annie Livingston, Miss 7 Bessie livingston, Mir and Mrs. Hob bic. MT. Myric and Miss Maud Davis of Leotahatchie.
 All who are interested ir the sub- lect, are invited to hear talk by Mrs. E Dunklin Themes on School lnl- nravament this afternoon at the Sorne of Mrs. w. A, Gunter on Clayton streeY. Mrs. Themes is head of the schools Improvement Committee of Inc Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs and is greatly interested in the work She occupies the position of Treasurer of the Alabama Federatl9h ana takes an earnest part in all the important moves for the. bettermeRt