The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

.Iuunmmwru Emmmzmnm nmr1uHms1 I with spray of orange hiossoms She l carried an arm cluster of 0rido roeea I and lilies of the valley.
 1 After the impressive ceremony was I pronounced by MT, o'Hara, the wedding l party left the church In reverse order. ! their home on sayre Street, where they l will reAide
 The merriage was witnessed by | large number of friends who highly l esteem the young couple. The bride is ! on estinnahle young woman whore no- l bie qualities endear her to them MT. Barneld is . young business man l regard of all who know him.
 nIARRIAfsn OF MISS sIaf- | AkoNus AND MR.. .8TERREtrT. An exceedingly pretty home wedding of last evening was that of Miss Adele 1 of Fitzgerald. Ga. The ceremony took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Cody. on High street. at o'clock lin the presence of relatives and a number Of intimate friends, Rev. H. M. 1 Edmonds. pastor of the First Presby- 1 terian Church. oh1ciatinE. Paine. forms and dainty vineseand cut noworB were used to decorate the front p&rlor, where the Marriage serv- l ice was read. The young couple stood beneath Nhs chandelier in the center Of the apartment which was beautiful I ly adorned In floral design. l Before the ceremony Miss Nellie wolf rendered Schumann's s,rrau- mari" on the violin, and Mir. Hugh Stu art save vocal solo. Birthday of I Life
 The bride wore handsome travel ing suit of leather -colored chiffon cloth, and carried an arm cluster of panied to the place of celebration by the bridekroem. They entered to the I strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin, played hy Miss Wolff on the 1 violin, accompanied by Miss Nellie Mills on the plano
 l Shortly after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Sterrett left for their home in Fitzgerald. Ga, where he is 6 popu- i far and successful young ilossl man. l The bride, formerly of Memphis, has resided for some time in Montsomery. and has held the position of organist at tho First Presbyterian Church. she is gifted and accomplished young woman. and has made numbers of warm friends during her residences in l this city. Mr. Sterrett resided in Mont | gomery untii a few montlas ago, and l his friends here. who esteem him 1 highly. will De interested in his happi-
 ness and that of his bride BTRCH-wEATHERLx I fThe personnel of the Birch Weather I lk wedding which Is Go be a church event of the evening of November 6th. 1 includes the brides sister, Miss Mar l jorie weatherly, maid Of honor, Mrs l the groon1's sister natron of honor, \ ana the bridesmaids, Misses Bessie JenaiKon. Virginia Means, Flora orr, Lillian Douglas, Florence Dawson. Alice Moore. Emma Leedy and Dorothy 1 orr, and the groornanen, Messrs. Frank Jones. John Denson, Arthur Picard, Edward Crawford. Frank White, of this city; Mir. Herring of Ashville. Ala, Mir. Shipp Stewart of Montgomery: MT. Em-- nett Seibels Of Montgomery; and the ushers, Messrs Jesse L. Dhennan, Wfi- liam Warren. Borden Burr. of Talla- desa; and Chase Perkins Mr. Dudley Bates Lawrence will be best man. The IweddinE will be q brilliant event at St Mary on-theshighlands Owing to re- 1 cent bereavernent in the family con- Inection there will be no prenuptial events-- Birmingham News
 sHEEEIAN-wINsT0N The following invitation has been received by friends here.
 
 ton request the honor of your presence e the marriage of their daughter. Elizabeth Houston and Mr. William Thomas sheehan. on the afternoon of Tuesday November 12, at 2:30 o'clock. .oak Hili. Bodka, Alabama"
 An accompanying card states:
 At home after November 1s. Mont gonery, Ala1'
 COOK-HANNON.
 There was an error in the announce Tnent of the date of the approaching marriage of Miss Pauline Hannon and Mr. David Riley Cook, in yesterday's at 4 o'clock on the afternoon of Thurs day. Nov. I4 at the country home of Miss lannon's parents Agr. and Mrs. Charles Hannon.
 Mrs. E. F. Hill has returned from Tuskegee. where she went to attend the family reunion at which her moth- 1 er. Mrs Margaret Noble Rains, cele- brated the eighty-nrst anniversary of l her birthday last Sunday at her home | near Tuskegee. Mrs. Ralnes's children l and grandchildren attended the house party at which she was hostess. One | striking feature of the birthday fes- Rains name the date. and eishty-one | candles. The dining room was decorat- | ed in roses and on the menu in addi- tion to the old-time barbecue. were | many other dainty entrees and courses.
 Before leaving, the party gathered | about the venerable hostess on the spa | cious verarda and to sweet, low | strains of music sang God Be With l You 'Tfll We Meet Again."
 Mrs Rains is the widow of the late Allen Rains, and Is one of the oldest ana most highly respected citizens Of Macon County. where she has resided [ for more than slxty-dve years. She | has a sunny disposition and noble Christian character. She bears her l years well and counts her friends among both old and young.
 Mrs Raines's children are Mrs. Minis, of Texas; Mrs. McNeel. of South Caro- X lima: Mrs. Tenison, of Tallassee, Mrs. Lyons. of Birmingham; Mrs Gartman, of Montgomery; Mrs. E. F. Hill, of MontRomery, and MT. F. w. Rains. a son, who resides with his mother.
 
 The members of the Standard Club will give an informal entertainment next Tuesday evening. when the first } part of the evening will be devoted to games of bridge whist euchre and bowling. A Dutch lunch will be served later in the evening. A number or young ladies with Dutch toilettes will ( be 'hostesses in the dining rooms, where the decorations will be in autumn [ tones. The young ladies are Misses Lottie Griel. Beulah Moritz. Jessamine Kot.A E,Io.eta UVas1 Tr1aaraaa Y.ohn1aN l