The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-13
IN WOMAN'S REALM

Fitzpatrick, wore a handsome toilette of white embroidered lingerie and lace. Mrs. Mapes. mother of the bride. was gowned In black silk and Mrs. John- ston was gcwned in black silk and
 In no marriage of the season has been centered more interest than in that of these two members of Mont gomery society. The prominence of both families and popularity of the bride and bridegroom combine to make their marrage one of unusual moment to their wide circle of friends.
 The bride is young woman of rare charm and attractiveness. whose friends are many who hold her very dear. She Is daughter of Mrs. A. J. Mapes.
 Mir. Fitzpatrick is a rising young business man, graduate of Yale and very popular socially. He is a son of the late Mir. Benjamin Fitzpatrick and grandson of the late Governor Benja- min Fitzpatrick.
 PETTUs-CHAPMAN. Cards have been received In Mont gomery announcing the approaching marriage of Elielee. the daughter ot Mrs. Reuben Chapman. to MT. Earle Pettus of Huntsville, on the evening of Wednesday. Nov. 27. at s:a0 o'clock at the Church of the Nativity. Hunts vile, Ala.
 MT. Pettus is quite well known in Montgomery. where he has visited many times.
 Miss Chapman is also quite well known here. She Is a charming young lady of many accomplishments. < + MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUB. An interesting meeting of the Art Study Club was held yesterday after noon when the members of the Club were the guests of Miss Carrie Lee Hurter at her home on Madison Ave nue. The occasion was devoted to bus mess ef interest to the club. and no literary program was arranged, but 8 talk by Miss Rutson Hatchett on her recent stay Flour months in England and France was q specially enjoyed feature of the afternoon. Miss Hat chett has just returned home after spending six weeks in England and month in Paris. MRS. THoRrNGToN EN-
 PERTAINS AT CARDS.
 Mrs. Jack Thorington- was the host ess with whom the members of the Tuesday Card Club met yesterday morning at her home at Cloverdaie. There were fcur tables arranged for the game of four-hand euchre.
 Chrysanthemums formed the floral
 
 tie games were played.
 A lunch cloth of Mexican draws work won by Mrs. J. L. Gaston was the prize awarded.
 Mrs. Thorinston was assisted In keeping score and entertaining her guests by her sister Mrs. James Ware Walker.
 Miss Grace Grant of Bay Minette, Is the gusst of her sister. Miss Virginia Grant at her home on Forest Avenue.
 MT and Mrs. John Roquemore and the residence on Decatur Street form erly occupied by Mir. and Mrs. r, c. Baugh. *t
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Baugh have re- turned to Evansville, Ind, to makei their home
 Miss Brook Hatchett and Miss Rut- son Hatchett have returned home. af- ter spending four months abroad in England and France. s.s
 The Young Ladies' Whist Club will meet this afternoon with Miss E1ossie Well at her home on South Court Street.
 The members of the Peter Forney Chapter D. A. R., will meet today with the Regent. Mrs. F. F. Glass, at her home or Hull Street.
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 ssTf r Y 6. 6 EEssSiisy and SsaukiI=7 ter of Selma, are the guests of Judge and Mrs. John R. Tyson. pr. Ra!ley came u attend the Confederate re-