The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-13
THE SOCIAL SIDE

Ss? The cause would be in st more and the family would be in t2 more And then think of the wasted energy savedl
 If every mother interested in the Boys High School would meet. decide upon per capita sum to De donated monthly for the purpose of cleaning up the school, purchasing stoves. black. boards. desks and equipment for law oratory, it would be a task easily ac- complished in q very short while.
 
 MAnRrAGE OF MIR. HARRINGTON
 AND MISS LUND, IN 0HIOs
 The Marietta. Ohio. Register gives an account of marriage in which Montgomerians are much interested. MT. Arlington is a Montgomerian, a son of Mrs. Mary Arlington. and of the late Judge Thomas M. Arlington. Judge Archibald Arlington. . brother of the groom. was best man. The Register says:
 "on Monday afternoon. Oct. I. was celebrated one of Marietta's prettiest home weddings. when Miss Jessie Mo- Kee Lund. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. .Lund, of Fourth street, was mar ried ts MT. John Arlington. of Chi cago.
 At o'clock. the bride. with her father. who gave his daughter in marTldkcs cutcESQ LnS pdFloE 70 tue strains of LohenErin's wedding march. played by Mrs. Harry B. Hoyt. The ceremony was performed by Rev. George Davidson. the impressive Epis- copa1 ring service being used. The bride was beautifully gowned in white radium. trimmed with Venetian lace. and carried q shower boouet of white orchids and lilies of the valley. She was unattended.
 Mrhe beautiful Lund home was sor- geousjy decorated with Southern ivy, palms and clusters of dhaiias, and presented . very pleasing picture when filled with the guests.
 "Following the ceremony. congratu- iations. were showered upon the hap present were seated at e sumptuous wedding supper. The bridal table was exceedingly handsome. at each place being dainty. heart-shaped satin box. with the initials A. and L.. ana filled with candies.
 "Ths color scheme of green anu white used in the decorations. was carried out in all the details.
 '7drs. Arlington Is the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. 1 e. ]. Lund. and is well known in social circles of the@ city. MT. Airing | ton is a mechanical engineer in the employ of the National Fire PreofnG Company or CHicaSO. - l sMr, and Mrs. Arlington were sha | recipients of many beautiful and cost. l lv presents, the most noticeahia of which were cut glass ard silver. They | left at [ o'clock for trip through | the South. after which they will pro. osed to Chicago. where they will make | their future home.
 "Among the out-of-town guests were | Mass Henking of Gai1apolfs; Mas Rhea | Grafton, of Pittsburg: Mrs. Arrirgt6n, | of Delhi. N r.: Mir. and Mrs. Henry M. Dawes, of Chicago: Mfr. and Mrs, 1 Horstman and Mfr. Chariea Krepa, of l parlxersburg: Mfr. Story. of Beveriyi Mir, Arrin gton, of Montgomery, Ala: Mr. II, | J. Hofger. of Lowell. and Mrs. Harry | B. Hoyt. of Jacksonville" Fla.
 EN0AGEMENT OF MISS
 DAVIDSON AND MIR LIND- NER ANNOUNCED 1 Mfr. and Mrs Henry c. Davidson an l nounce the engagement of their daugh | ter, Kate Lucretia. to Mfr. Georg Fried rich Lfndner. the. marriage toA talk, place on the evening of Wednesday l November 6. in St. Johns Church. | WEST END ASSOCIATION. l A meeting will be held at 8 o'clock | every Friday afternoon at the West End School building. At the next reg ufar meeting friends of the school are requested to send pot plants, as that
 is Flower Day. A special program has been arranged for the motners' meeting and all are cordially Invited to attend.
 1 AN ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON. Miss Mary Johnston Mapes entertain 1 ed a number of her closest friends ves- terday at luncheon. when to them the I interesting announcement of her engage ment to Mir. Benjamin Fitzpatrick was