The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-27


 presence or q 2smail numDer of reIa- elves or the briae and groom. ana shortly afIerwards Mr. ana anrs. BAt- ue lert TOT his home in Coosada.
 After the wedding ceremony light refreshments were served with punch from a prettily appointed table over which Mrs. John Miller, niece of the groom, and Mrs. John Hardaway, sis- Ler-in-law Of the bride. presided. : The double parlors we're thrown to- gether TOT the occasion and in the front where the ceremony was performed white roses and carnations were used in addition to masses of potted palms and ferns all In artistic arrangement. In the second parlor white oleanders and palms were effectively placed.
 The bride and groom were unattend- Her wedding gown was of white hand woven batiste elaborately trimmed in tucked medallions and round thread lace. She wore girdle of white lou- of the valley in her hair. Her bou- quet was of white roses and plumosa tied with white gauge scarf.
 Mrs. Battle as Miss May Hardaway has enjoyed young ladyhood in who will feel a sincere interest in her future. She has endeared herself through her many attractions of per- son, mind and heart to large circle of her own friends and those of her parents. Mir. Battle Is prosperous planter, who is widely and favorably known. He is man of influence in his community.
 Mrs. H., E. Warner of Birmingham is the guest of Miss May Brown at her home. s1o Washington avenue.
 Miss Emma Mccarthy of Birnning. ham, is the guest of Miss Parker at her home on Grove street.
 
 Miss Mary Brown of Furman, is wis., iting Miss May brown on Washington avenue.
 Mrs. Emma Paul has gone to Atlanta to visit her daughter, Mrs. H. E.. Moulton.
 Misses Lucy and May Glover will leave Friday for Union, Springs where they will visit their aunt, Mrs. Emma Haynes.
 Miss Alma Jansen will leave Sunday for a visit to Pensacola and other points in Florida.
 Miss Aline sightler has returned from a trip to Jamestown and Rich. Lillian D. Taylor of Columbia, 8. C.. who will her guest $for several weeks.
 Miss Annabelle RODertson mas re- turned from g visit to her sister 1T Flomaton.
 The Magazine Club will meet Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. Mortimer Futile.
 The Sunday School Teachers, Asso. | citation will meet this afternoon at | o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church when Rev. Henry Edmond' fho Paul Mertins will teach the ,primar, | lesson and methods will be discussed by Mrs. Fred Thornton. 1 Mir. William Hayne who cha | been spending some time with hi aunt, Mrs. R. F. Michel, has returned to his home in Augusta, Ga.
 Major R. D. Steiner left for Mobile | last night to attend the marriage oi | Colonel Russell and Miss Billups, which | occurs today.
 Master Julian Noa and Master Fred | die Kline are spending some time with | friends and relatives in Deatsville. + + | Miss Annie Lou Jones and Miss I.e- ora Norman are spending the day with friends in Mt. Meigs.
 MT. and Mrs. C. D. Sands, Jr., have returned from their bridal tour and are at home at 21s South Decatur Street
 Mrs. J. S. Dowdell has returned from Florida.
 Mrs. Walsh and daughter, Miss Marie Walsh. of Augusta, Gar are VIsiting MT. Hugh Stokes.
 Complimentary to the visitors who remained in the city after attending the picnic on Sunday, the young men mark. About thirty couples were in Attendance and the Elkdale band, and the Tight fantastic toe was ripped" till quite late hour. Besides a nun visitors were: Miss Irma Marx, of Montgomery; Miss Irma Marx, Of Mice Carrie Raer. of An