The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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WM UIlHW WWM MMu MsMl DiH lR0 AsW W8mnm."@' MARRIAGE OF MISS GREIL
 AND MIR. WE'LL.
 A marriage in which much interest has been centered since the announce ment of the engagement was tha' which took place last evening Tn ae rem, pIa Reth-Or. when Miss Juliet dreh ana MT. Lawrence w. Well were mar ried. Rabbi Ehrendeich ofhciauns.
 The hour appointed for the cere- m nv was 7:3O o'clock, and long pe- fore its arrival the edince was nlied to its capacity with friends wno sa.n cred to wi...ess it. The Temple oeco- rations were white and green. the place of ceremony cluster VI 6oral wedding be..s was suspended.
 Before the arrival of the weoolns marty number of violin selections were rendered by Miss Nellie Woin, whose numbers are always source VI delight to those who hear tnem Me delssohn's Wedding March annourrea nc, the arrival of the bridal party. Ire ushers leading the way were MI VI, Well. Dr. Gaston J. Greil MT. Lee IT Wei. Dr. Arthur Well, MT. Bert Wei. MT. Sigmond Solomon Mr. Adolph Well, MT. erman simon, MT. Jacob Wolff, MT. Benjamin 5: Meih Nr. Terry T. Greil, Mir. Lionel naas' IF waiter We'll MT. Norman Drum, Mr. Mortiinor oyoA
 Well s,,ar <ha brfdesmaid wearing gown oh wh,te chiffon and carrying ascluster of white peonies. Mrs. Meyer 1'e',' who followed next. was matron -, honor She wore handsome gown v. pornpadour marquisette combined With notnt lace and carried an arm cluster of pink peonies. Miss Lottie Greii, who preceded the bride, was her maio os honor, She wore toilette or Wnee chiffon and lace and carried a ciuster of white peonies. .,,r
 Master Roman Greil carried tne Iins on white satin pillow emp three with lilies of the valley, ana tnree lil,,e flower girls were Misses Ger- trude winter, of Huntsville sopnie Gerson and Janice Wefi
 The bride was accompanied to the altar by her brother. MT. Nanam S' Greil, who gave her away Her we'd ding gown was of chiffon and rose noint lace and her lace bordered veil was crowned withA spray Of orange blossoms and caught with a diamond pin. a. gift of the groom. Her prloa! houuuet was of lilies of the valley ana white orchids.
 The bridal party was joined at the altar by the groom, who was attehoeo by his brother, MT. Harry "eii' WI" was best man.
 After the ceremony was impressively nerformed by Dr. Ehrenreich the wed- ding party went to the home or the brides mother, Mrs. Mena Greii on Lawrence street, where brilliant re- ception was held in honor of the new lv married couple. The reception was attended by only the wedding party, relatives and few clsoe friends. Thel entire lower floor of the elegant home was devoted to the evenings enter- tainment and elaborately adorned In palms, ferns and roses. Garlands or smilax and white roses were the fea- ture of adorning and were arrangea W: h charming effect from chandeliers to walls.
 In the dining room a large center table was spread with lace over pink and the brides cake was placed there. Brides roses were used In lavish and beautiful arrangement in this apart ment. In the hail. the stairway was entwined with vines, and here the color plan of white and green was carried out in palms and cut flowers
 A gorgeous display of handsome presents in an apartment devoted to the purpose attracted the high regard hosts of friends have for the young couple The bride is a young woman of personal attractions and charming qualities, who enjoys an unusual adc-f gree of popularity in social circles. MT. Well Is a prominent young busi- ness man who is a successful broker and socially a favorite.
 After the reception MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Wei left for St. Louis. They will take an extensive bridal trip West and East before returning when will be at home at the New Ex- change.
 Among the out-of-town guests who attended the wedding are Dr. Arthur Well Of New York. MT. and Mrs Wal ter Well of New Orleans, Mir. Vert heimer of Chattanooga, Tenn. MT. and Mrs. H. Well and MT. Irwin Well of Huntsville and MT. and Mrs. Godfrey Goldman of Birmingham
 MEETING OF CITY FEDERATION.
 The Montgomery Federation of Wo- mems Clubs met yesterday afternoon at the Carnegie Library and held the first meeting since its permanent or ganization. It was an enthusiastic gathering and every club in the city was well represented by directors and delegates From the interest dis played 1t Is an assured fact that this new organization of club women will be a permaneN association devoted to educational ana philanthropic lines of work.
 Much time was consumed in a dis cussion of plans and methods of work for the coming year. However, the prominent matter of interest proved to be the bill for educational qualifca- tions for county school superintendehts Each of the women representing the six women's literary clubs of the city pledged herself to exert her influence toward the passing of the bill which will come before the Legislature at the next meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. S. L. Tyson have gone to Perdido Bay to spend a week.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Eilenberg left last evening for New York. After