The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-13

brother. pr. Hugh Henry Trout, as best man. ,4,..3 ...-s.
 The bride was accompanied to ths marriage altar by her brother, Judge T. Scott Sayre. Her bridai gown was of French batiste and Princess lace, l and she carried an arm shower bouauet of lilies of the valley. Beautifully appropriate music by an orchestra was rendered as the wedding party entered, during. and immediately following the ceremony.
 An informal reception followed the ceremony, which was attended by many close friends of the young couple and their families. Later, Mir. and Mrs. Trout left for the station, and started On a wedding journey, to Florida and |. several other points. After they re- turn, they will reside in Staunton, , Virginia. the home of the groom, where he is prosperous eiectrician. The bride wore travelling gown of blue cloth with Persian trimniings. Much interest is occasioned by this marriage, which unites two very promi- nent Southern families. The bride is | young woman, who, by her unusual l attractiyeness. has endeared herself to 1 hosts of friends who Will always be | deeply concerned in her welfare, and l the groom Is young man toward whom Montgomerians do not feel as a | stranger. as his mother, formerly Miss | Olivia Benson. of Mon gomery, spent her early youth nere. She Is daugh- | ter of the late Judge and Mrs. Nimrod Benson,
 TO THE TRoUT-sAYRE WED. DING PARTY. l Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Andrew enter tained at buffet supper in honor of tthe Trout.sayre wedding party. Mon- day evening. at their home on Mouiton Street. The home was adorned in a lavish placing of daffodils. ferns and yellow roses. Among the guests of honor. who were beautifully enter tained. were Miss Lucy Sayre, Mrs. Philip Trout. Mrs. Olivia Trout, mo- 'ther of the groom: Miss Kate Scott, auno of the groom. Mir. and Mrs. Me- Farland Williams of Thomasville. GH., Miss Pauline Hannon. maid of honor; Miss Elizabeth Sayre.; sister of the bride: pr. A. H. Eayre., pr. Hugh Henry Trout, brother of the groom; Mrs. P. T. Sayre, mother of the bride; Mir. P. T. Sayre and Judge T. Scott Sayre, her brothers. and Mrs. and Mrs. i Ralph Falkner of Nashville. An inter- esting pete to make fthis delightful 1 small entertainment is that 1t occurred in the home built by Judge Nimrod Benson, grandfather of the groom, Mir. Phlip Trout
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 I.MRS. BURNETT COMPLIMENTS l9s55s a-ss3 &s MISS BAKER. ! Mrs. Ellis Burnett entertained a number of friends yesterday afternoon louisville, Va. Cut flowers and ferns adorned the home. and Mrs. Burnett was assisted in receiving and enter taining her guests by Mrs Frank Evans and Mrs. J. W. Jones. In two guessing contests. the prizes were awarded to Miss Lucretia wyman and Miss Sadie Wyman
 The guests were Miss Rebecca Pol lard, Miss Elizabeth Marks. Miss Ro- berta Roberts. Miss Kate Davidson, Miss Fife May Wagner, Miss Margar- ct Lahey, Miss Lucretia wyman. Miss Sadie Wyman Miss Ethel Pelzer Miss Anna Pelzer Miss Frankie Jones. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick and Miss Tinsie Moore. k
 MIR. AMI MRS. HELBURN
 I CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. Mir. and Mrs. Ben Helburn gave a bridge whist party Monday evening in celebration Of the sixteenth anniver- | sary of their marriage day The home ferns apd white cut flowers. and af- ter the game a five course luncheon was served
 A beautiful loving cup was the prize awarded, and 1t fell to Ms. Leo Strass- burger The guests were: Mir. and Mrs Sam Babel. Mfr. and Mrs. Nose Isabel, MT. and Mrs. Henfy Abraham, 1 Mr4 and Mrs. Leo StrassburRer. MT. Joe Abraham of New Orleans: Mrs Ro- I aenA Simon. Miss Carrie Abraham, Miss Heftha Heniein of Cleveland. and Miss saks.
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 MRS. N0RwOOD ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.
 The members of the Tuesday Card Club and some other friends, were in- debted to Yrs. Joseph Norwood for a l icharming morning's. pleasure when f1fSx were her guests yesterday morn I inst at her home on Perry Street. Red drosee and red carnations were the flowers, placed with artistic effect
 esting not to make of this delightful which the games were played. Two handsome prizes, awarded at the con- clusion of the games, fell to Mrs. Hu-
 bert Dent, who won a piece of Dresden china and to Mrs. Richard Banks, to
 whom fell a pretty cup and saucer. 1 Ss % &
 KNIGHTS 0F COLUaIRUS
 ENTERTAIN LAST EVENING
 The Knights of Columbus, Montsom-
 cry Council. No. sos. gave their last
 entertainment of the winter season last
 evening at their hall or North Perry
 Street. The hall was profusely decO-
 rated in bunting of the eolors of the
 organization. red. white and blue. and
 the band was stationed behind an elab-