The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21

devoted to the entertalnment or the guests the handsome presents were dis- played.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS BECK
 HART AND MIR. ROsENBUsH.
 A beautiful home wedding was that of Miss Elsie Beckhart and Mir. Ber- nard Rosenbush, of Meridian, Miss, which was solemnized last evening at the home of the brides uncle and aunt, Rev. pr. Ehrenrich officiated in the presence of a number of relatives and close friends.
 The hall was decorated tastefully with palms, ferns and white cut flow CTS.
 The first parlor. the scene of the cer emory. was adorned in masses of tall, graceful palms and frequent vases of roses. over the place of celebration canopy was formed of smilax mingled with roses drawn from the chandelier to the cabinet.
 Tn the second parlor pink was the color tone and pink roses were used.
 In the dining room American beau ties were placed. The table was spread ty arrangement of smilax and tulle, with vase of American Beauty roses in the centre.
 Before the entrance of the bridal party Miss Florine Pappenheimer of Meridian rendered a vocal solo and as the bridal party entered Mrs. Henry Scheuer played the wedding march
 Miss Nelly Wolff was maid of honor. She wore a toilette of pink silk radium with trimmings of duchess lace and carried brides roses.
 The bride was gowned in Copenhagen blue cloth with hat to match and car- ried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
 Mir. Ike Rosenbush, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
 After the ceremony an informal re- ception was held in honor of the newly married couple, Those in line were: Mrs. B. Wolff, Mrs. Lena Wolff, Mrs. Rosenbush of Demopolis and Mrs. J. T. Jonas. Mrs. B. Wolff wore black crepe de chine and real lace Mrs. Lena Wolff wore black lace robe. Mrs. Jo- mas was attired in black lace.
 During the reception punch was served in the hall by Mrs. Harry Scheuer. who wore white chiffon taf- feta.
 Mir. and Mrs Rosenbush left later for an extended trip South. After Decem- Der they will be at home in Meridian, Miss.
 Among the out -of-town guests were: Miss Ella Meyer of Demopolis. Mrs. Rosenbush of Demopolis, Mir. Ike Ros- enbush of Meridian, Mir. Edwin Rosen- bush of Livingston, Miss Fiorine Pap penheimer of Meridian. Miss, Mrs. Henry scheuer of Eufaula. MARRIAGE OF MISS o'BRIAN
 AND MIR. FONTAfN.
 A marriage of interest to Montgom- erfans was that of Miss Mary O'Brian and MT. Maury Fontain, which was cell ebrated Tuesday evening in Gaston- burg, in the Methodist church.
 The bride was attended by Mrs. Peg gy 0Brian as matron of honor, Miss Dannie O'Brian as maid of honor Mis- Res Katherine Howard, Grace Jemnni- son, Lillian whetstone and Della Dob- biIN as bridesmaids. and Miss Giadis O'Brian as flower girl.
 The bridegroom's attendants were Mr. B. A. Taylor of Montgomery. Gra- ham Howard, James O'Brian and A. N. Howard. and the friends who acted as ushers were Messrs. Herbert Will kinson and Lennie o'Brian
 The brides wedding gown was of white radium silk, trimmed elaborate ly with baby Irish lace Her veil was caught with a spray of orange blos- soms and her bouquet was of brides roses.
 { Mrs. o'Brien, the matron of honor, wore pink si1k, with, shower bouquet of lilies and plumosa tied with tulle.
 Miss o'Brian was attired in a pret- ty creation of lingerie and lace and were gowned in white lingerie. trim med in round thread lace and wore pashes of pink tulle and carried clus- ters Of white and pink carnations.
 Ths bridal party entered the church to the strains of a wedding march rendered by Miss Hattie Gaston.
 The ceremony was followed by Gaston, during which refreshments were served
 Among the out -of-town guests who attended the wedding were Mir. and Mrs. Doc SDeBardelaben, Mulberry, Mr. Charles Howard, Mrs. Walter Lyons, Miss Hardle. Mir. and Mrs. Mlmms Rus sell. Miss Eva Sauptrfne. Mir. R. B Jones' Mir. Phelps. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Howard of Autaugaville. Mulberry.
 MEETING OF THE NO NAME CLUB.
 The members of the No Name Club met, with Mrs. Victor Hanson yesterday morning at her home on Court Street. It was the second meeting of the sea- son and was presided over by the Pres ident, Mrs. Hudson.
 A paper by Mrs Paul Mertins was read by Mrs. w. A. Gayle on "Educa- tion."
 A paper by Mrs. c. A. Stakely was on "Derivation of the Word and It's Earliest Interpretation by Hebrews in Their Industrial Systems"
 Mrs. Amelia Seelye made a talk in which she presented several sugges- tions for work along altruistic lines.
 After the literary program. Mrs. Han son delighted her guests with a num- Der of piano selections from Chaman- ade.
 Guests of the club were Mrs. Tullis of Washington, Mrs. Laughlin of Mex leo and Miss Lindner of Indiana.
 The club will meet next with Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick.
 MISS RUTLEDGE ENTER
 TAXNs AT CARDS.
 Miss Rebecca Rutledge entertained at cards yesterday morning, when the members of the Queen of Clubs and a number of other friends were her guests. She was assisted in Keeping score by Miss Lucy Calhoun and Miss Maude Howe.
 The club prize. pair of silk stock ings fell to Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, and the guests prize. blue crepe de