The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12

the vice presidency of the General D. A. R., and win no doubt be elected to that position at the congress to be held in Washington in April. Mrs. Stanley McA1hster of Hender- son. Ky. was another distinguished guest It was from her home in Hem derson that the parents of the bride were married and the tic is close be- tween them. Miss Eugenia Cuthbert, of prominent family of Washington. another guest was . bridesmaid at the wedding of the brides parents. In this marriage much interest is felt by a large circle of friends due to the pop ularity of the young couple and the prominence of both families.
 The bride has been for two years one of the most admired young women in society here and in Washington. She has taken good advantage of ex- ceptional opportunities for travel and education, and is accomplished and cultured. MT. Hill Is one of the rising young lawyers of the State and is a man held high in.the esteem of a large circle.
 A touching incident of this wedding was that the Montgomery Greys stood in lines on each side of the church door as the bridal party arrived and as the bride-elect passed they pre- sented arms Later the bride sent the Greys her wedding bouquet by one Of eher bridesmaids, Miss Roberta Roberts, who is sponsor for the company, and who caught 1t as the bride threw it away among her maids before her de- parture.
 IN HONOR OF MRS. PARRISH. Mrs. William Maxwell gave bridge whist party yesterday afternoon in phonor of Mrs. Parrish, of St. Louis. who is visiting Mrs, William fStratford. There were Ave tables arranged for the games in two apartments which for the afternoon were adorned with rod roses In the first and red carna- tions in the second. These were placed about in vases on cabinets and mantels in artistic arrangement.
 Mrs. Maxwell wore toilette of pom pado,ir silk and Mrs. Parrish, the guest of honor, was attired exquisitely in he- 1iotrope crepe de chine. Assisting in keeping score and in entertaining the guests were Mrs. Robert Arlington. Mrs. Thomas McGough and Miss Vir- ginia Maxwell. the charming little daughter of the hostess.
 The first prize. water-color picture, was won by Mrs. Morgan Morris and the consolation prize, cut glass vase. fell to Mrs. David Lowe.
 The guests ' were. Mrs. William Stratford. Mrs. Robert Goldthwaite, Mrs. F. M. Billing. Mrs. Alex Garland, Mrs. F. Burnett, Mrs. Elliot Hannon, Mrs. w. M. wilkerson, Mrs. J. l.. Gaston. Mrs. Joseph Norwood, Mrs. Reed. Mrs. James Hickey, Mrs. John Haywood. Mrs. McDuff Cain, Mrs. Crit tendon. Mrs. Evans. Mrs. John Strat- ford, Mrs. Nose Stuart, Mrs. John Tul- lis, Mrs. Clayton Tullis, Mrs. David Lowe. Mrs. O. c. Maner. Mrs. Morgan Morris, Mrs. Welch, Miss Margaret Car ter and Mrs. Beach.
 MRS. INCOMES ENTERTAINs D. A. n.
 A fuli meeting of the Peter Forney Chapter of the Daughters of the Amer icar Revolution was held yesterday when the members were the guests of Mrs. George H. McCombs at her home son South Court Street. Reports of the officers wore made and Mrs. F. F. Glass and Mrs. Amelia Wyley made in- teresting reports of the recent confer ence held in Athens. A social meet ing followed the business program, when Mrs. McCombs entertained her guests at luncheon. A Christmas pie formed an attractive central figure on a table spread with Battenburg laceA Each guest was given a ribbon that led to the pie and with 1t pulled forth souvenir of the occasion.
 
 MISS MAsHBURN ENTER
 TANNED THE QUEEN or CLUBS.
 Miss Margaret Mashburn entertained the members of the Queen of Clubs yesterday morning at her home on Lawrence street when the attractive floral decorations were of pink carna- tions and white roses. There were two beautiful prizes. Miss Anna Pelzer won the club prize,. a pair of beauty pins, and to Miss Annie Maude Daw- son fell the consolation prize, card case.
 NOTICE BELLINGER
 SCHOOL. IMPROVEMENT.
 The Beliinger Hill School Improve meat will meet this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the school.
 Miss Margaret Rice will entertain the Queen of Clubs this morning at her home on Perry Street.
 Rev. and Mrs. NJ. H. Holt left for. Jacksonville, Fla, last night, where they go to attend the wedding of Miss Marie Scovel and Mir. R. D. Browder. Rev. Mir. Holt will ofaciate at the mar riage.
 Friends of Mrs. Cora Hirsch will re- gret to learn of the death of her moth CT, Mrs. Elizabeth Triunstine. which oc- cured in Cincinnati
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Cecil Andrew and Miss Mildred Andrew have issued invitations to a dancing party at which