The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-21
MOBILE SOCIETY.

The handsome home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Fleming Neville, 1049 Dauphin Way, was the scene this evening at o'clock of the wedding of their daughter Reba, and Herberto Lyons. The house was converted into ver-' itable bower of loveliness, the room where the ceremony was performed was in white and green, large white chrysanth palms on white ped- estals, the mantels banked with far leyense ferns, windows draped with fijlensis plumosa caught to one side with several handsome white chrysan- themums, white enamel praydeu orna- mented only with a large bunch of lilies of the valley on one side, com btned to make this room a fitting set- ting for so charming a bride. The room adjoining and the hall were in yellow and green. yellow chrysanthe- nuns being used profusely. The groomsmen were: Messrs. Alfred Dor gan, Walton Sink. Benjamin Toomer and Melvin Billups. a The four brides maids were dainty and sweet in white lingerie frocks over yellow silk slips. yellow girdles, and carried arm bou- quets of yellow chrysanth emums tide with a shower of white and yellow silk gauze ribbon. These were Misses Louise Vass, Kitty Shepherd, Annie SOOISWOOQ ana NlEBlnIa INOHS. AHO maid of honor, Miss Marietta Green, was becomingly gowned in a white silk net made slightly empire, and carried white chrysanth emums tied with a shower of white silk gauge rib bon. The bride, who Is a handsome brunette, was ideal in an exquisite princess gown of white Louisine satin. elaborately trimmed in lace. flowing veil of illusion caught to her dark hair with a wreath of orange blos- sons. and carrying shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and white or chids tied with a white embroidered silk gauge scarf. Mir. Lyons. with his brother, Mir. Le Baron Lyons, as best man. entered with Rev. Father De La Moriniere, who performed the cere- mony. Drago's band played the Lohen- rim Wedding March, and furnished the music for the reception which fol- lowed the ceremony. Delicious re- treatments were served in the dining room, which was quite bride-like in its dress of white, the table being par ticularIy pretty with a centerpiece of white chrysanthemums, from which showered lilies of the valley mingled with innumerable loops of narrow white gauge ribbon. At midnight MT. and Mrs. Lyons left for Washington and New York, Mrs. Lyons wearing stylish suit of brown cloth. with hat. gloves and shoes to harmonize. Upon their return. they will go to house. keeping at 20 Montauk Avenue. Mrs. Lyons is the only child of MT. and Mrs. R. F. Neville. and MT. Lyons is the youngest son of Mrs. Amelia Lyons and the late MT. Mark Lyons, and Is Vice President of the Alabama Corn Mills.
 Mrs. Horace Clarke gave a three table bridge party this afternoon at 3 o'clock at her charming Government Street home. in honor of Miss Natalie Hutton of Detroit. Punches of chry- santhemums were the prizes for each table. and 5 o'clock tea was served when the games were finished.
 Frederick Heakes has gone to New Orleans to spend this week.
 P. J. Hamilton has returned from Montgomery, where he had been for short stay.
 Bishop Hendrix of Kansas City, Mo. spent today with Rev B. K. Spain en route to Gulfport, Miss. where he goes to dedicate church.
 Mrs. Fred StockdelI of New Orleans is the guest of Mrs. George H. Heakes, on Church Street.
 Misgssvirginia Fetter of Cincinnati is the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. l.. Holberg.
 Mrs. Herman Levy. who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Norman Never has returned to her home in Houston. Tex.
 Mrs. Hal Webb of Greensboro, Ala, arrived today to be the guest of Mrs Pride Jones.
 The Century Book Club had an in- teresting meeting fin the ladies parlor of the Cawthon Hotel this morning.