The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

ferns. Miss James entered the church with her father, Mir. c. W. James, and wore d becoming gown of brown chif- ion broad cloth with a small brown hat and carried brides roses. As the bride approached the altar she was met by the groom and his best man, MT. . J. Orrison.
 The ceremony was impressive1y per formed, the ring being used. Dr. Gull yer spoke of 1t as being band of gold in the form of a circle. just as should be the love that binds two beings who are to be made man and wife.
 Miss James Is an unusually pretty young woman of the brunette type an' since graduating from the Birmingham
 seminary a year ago has been exten- sively admired.
 Mir. Pepperman has only lived in Birmingham few years, but has been prominently connected with the city government, being secretary to the Mayor.
 Previous to residing in Birmingham Mfr. Pepperman lived in Montgomery, where he has wide circle Of friends
 Immediately after the ceremony Mir and Mrs. Pepperman left for a South ern tour and after their return to the city they will Dc at home to their friends with Mrs. Pepperman's parents MT. and Mrs. c. ". James-Birming- ham Age Herald.
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 MISS DREYFUs ENTERTAINED IN HONOR or MRS. PIESER. One of the prettiest affairs of the
 week was the game given by Miss Bes- sic Dreyfus in honor of Mrs. J. G.. Pieser of Chicago. The first feature of amusement was a guessing game in which the answers to various questions ] were found Tn the names of trees. Tine 4L.i. xr1du by Miss Lucille Metzger of Vioksburg, Miss The second game was one in
 which the guests were requested to mold the form of a man from chewing gum with the aid of a toothpick and a blank visiting card. The most perfect man was moulded by Miss Alma Phil lips of New York to whom was award ed the prize, a handsome picture.
 After the games a delightful two- course luncheon was served. Miss Dreyfss was assisted by Miss Bertha UIlman
 The guests were Misses Matilda Mey-
 CT, Ethel Treager, Juliet Griei. sLucile Metxger, Theresa Lobman. Bertha Ull-
 man, Alma Phillips, Josephine Jonas, Beuiah Dreyfus, Carrie Abraham, Der l tha KenIeip. Fannie ffagedon, Mrs.
 Charles Kohn and Mrs. Theodore Lop-
 man.
 | MISS MARKS ENTER
 ' TANNED AT CARDS. The members of the Saturday Card Cluh and a few other friends were de- lirhtfully entertained at cards yester- day afternoon when they met with Miss | Louise Marks at her home on Perry Street. Miss Marks was assisted Tn entertaining her guests by her cousin Miss Elizabeth Marks.
 The Club prize, beautiful white
 scarf, was cut for by Mrs. David Whet- stone and Mrs. Stewart Mckenzie, the latter winning. Miss Lucie Taylor of DennopoIfs was awarded the guests
 prize, a gold hat pin
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 FEDERATION COMMITTEE OF PROMINENT WOMEN TO MEET HERE A small body of noted women of the state will meet in Montgomery on next Tuesday,. The Legislative Committee | of the Alabama Federation of Women's g | Clubs is called to meet at the home of fhe Chairman. Mrs. w. A. Gayle. on wedn esday at noon. This Committee is composed of all of the ex-Presidents of the Federation, and among them are | some of the most noted and influential women of the State. There are many l affairs that touch closely all that | claims woman's interest that will be
 discussed and when body of such
 earnest women call Ynan's attention to
 crying needs or prevailing abuses they are bound to have their efforts prove | of good to humanity.
 | The members of this committee are.
 Mrs. Erwin Craighead of Mobile. Mrs.