The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-10
MISS wEATHERLY AND MIR.
 KIRKPATRICK ARE MARhIk

sount of his illness. took place yesterday at 8 o'clock at the home of her parents, Nr. and Mrs. F. c. Weatherly. on Sayre street, Rev. H. M Edmonds, pastor or the First Presbyterian Church, omcia.. ing. The bride wore travelling gown of ian voile over tan silk trimmed Tn . darker shade of velvet Her hat matched the costume and her flowers were brides roses. Shortly after the ceremony MT. ana Mrs. kirkpatrick left for Taliedaga Springs, where they will spend week. when they return they VIII reside win her parents at their home, 42 Sayre street.
 Many friends are interested In this young couple. The bride is an attrac- tive young woman who, during her young ladyhood. has been social Ia vorite. MT. Kirkpatrick holds a rH- sponsible position with the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS LUCAS
 AND MIR. WILLIAMS. A home wedding of yesterday which was q matter of interest to a large circle of friends was that of Miss Ellen Adelia Lucas and MT. George McGough Williams. which took place at the home of her mother, Mrs. G. M. Lucas, on Jefferson street. The ceremony was performed at 6:30 o'clock. Rev. E. E. Cobbs oflciating in the presence of . relatives and a number of intimate friends.
 In the home decoration for the oc- casion the tones of white and green were carried out in tasteful arrange ment of palms. ferns. white oleanders and roses. The bride and groom, who entered together, were unattended. They stood beneath an arch of green and white formed of smilax, ferns and white oleanders. The bride wore a gown of dark blue silk with hat to match and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses.
 The ceremony was followed by a breakfast and shortly after the young couple left for trip to New York, Washington and Jamestown. When they return they will reside with Mrs. Bingham on South Perry street. Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mir. and Mrs. J. W. williams, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel R. williams, Mrs. J. W. Williams. moth- CT of the groom, Mfr. and Mrs. John J. Ingram and Mir. R. D. Williams. all of Opelika.
 Many handsome presents were re- ceived by. the young couple The bride graduated from the High School In June and Is one of the attractive young
  play produced at commencement sea- son by the members of the Paul Hayne Society. Mir. williams has been man. ager of Bradstreets agency here TOT a year and a half. coming here from Birmingham.
 Miss Mabel Gordon has gone to Bessemer to visit friends. nl~Ga,A TohhfA tN visitinR P0l- atives in Troy.
 Mrs. Mary Holt has returned from Bay Minette, where she has spent the past winter
 MT. Charles B. Sterns of Beaumont Texas, Is visiting MT. and Mrs. D. T. purLe at their home on Madison ave- nue.
 Little Miss sallie Smith will leave Sthias morning for McComb City, MISS. where she will visit trends for week Later she will go to Hot Springs witE month. She will then return to NC Comb, where she will attend schooi' Miss Marguerite White of Birming. nam. daughter of Captain Frank s white. will visit MT. and Mrs. K. M. Collins at FPS Madison avenue nex' Thursday. Miss Maggie Hubbard is visiting friends st Union Springs
 Master Michael Cody, Jr.. has gone to I.AGrange Ga.. to visit relatives MT. and Mrs. L. c. Newman are en. toying . camping party at pawson
 
 The members of the National Club u,tIi entertained at a dance Thursday evening at Pickett Springs
 Mrs. F. M. Johnson. who has been on | a visit to her parents. MT. and Mrs !. w. Cook. has returned to her nome in TuskeGee.
 The Lee Reynolds Circle of the Court street Methodist Church will meet this afternoon at 6:so o'clock with Mra Morgan Jones.
 Misses Willie and Marian Florence Michael Cody, at her home, SOB South Perry street
 Mrs. Otto stoelker and daughter Mrs. Gustave Braune, of Birmingham are the guests of Mrs W.Nc. Pope. a' 7IG South Perry street.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Arlington ara sbeinR congratulated on the birth Mon day of a daughter, whom they have named Miriam Goldthwaite.
 Mrs. Florence Harris and daughter Miss Florence Harris, and Miss Eleanor Caldwell, have gone to Dawson Springs Ky, to spend some time.
 Mrs. W. T. Chandler left yesterday for Columbus. Ga. for a short visi with kinsmen. Her daughter Annie is in Birmingham for time.
 Rev E. E. Cobbs and famimiy ant Miss Lee Hurter will leave this even ing for Canada, where they will spend several weeks. near Toronto.
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 Mrs. G. W. Fuller and granddaughter Miss Shettie Fuller. have gone t' Jamestown. Before they return theI will visit Baltimore and Washington.
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 The regular monthly meeting of thu Lizzie Wimbish Foreign Missionary so ciety was held Monday afternoon wheI Miss Augusta woodruff was leader The topic for the afternoon was Th