The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
THE SOCIAL SIDE
MuNK-PowELI..

MEMk-POWELL.
 A marriage Of interest to social cir o1ee In Aalabama will take place next Wednea<1ag evening at the Methodist Ehnrc1 In Hurtsboro. when Miss Marie Ahtoinefte Powell and Mir. Dave Rhine 19unk. of Montgomery, will be united : 1n naatrimonv.
 xhe color scheme of the wedding wlll < hn pihk and white. The church will be- decorated with pink and white chry- eAnthemums. a profusion of palms. forms and Southern smilax; and innum- r1able pink and white candles wiu shed thelr soft lustre. Many relatives and friends wiIf assemble to witness the ceremony.
 Tho wedding party will be composed of the following attendants: MT. My ffck Ashley of Montgomery and Miss $ AIlie Garner, of ozark: Mir. Ellison BknRhafn of Tuscaloosa and Miss Eliz- sbsth Williams. of Montgomsry; Mr. Font de Neville. of Boligee and Miss Annie Laurie Powell, sister of the bride: maid of honor, Miss Allie Brew or. Of Mobile; matron of honor, Mrs. Harold B Johnston of Birmfnsham, sis Ter of the bride: ribbon girls, Lollfs Hendriek, Amanda Moore. Katherine Tucker and Annie Kate Pruett; pages. Louis Fauts- cousin of the bride. and Robert Pruett.
 Rev. Guyton Fisher. of St. Paul's Columbus. Ga. Church. will perform the ceremony.
 The tofIettez of the bridesmaids win be pink and white silk chiffon, and they will carry bouquets of pink and white ehrysanthemums. The brides dress will be princess gown of white silk, trimmed with pearl passememterie and princess lace. Her veil will be caught up with spray of orange blossoms held in place by pearl and dtamoBd 7 l<n nrff fsff ho hFfA wfli carry a shower bouquet of bride roses.
 Before the bridal procession enters the church, musical program will be rendered under the direction of Pro- 3ehs0r Galloway. of Montgomery. as- giated bx Mrs. Extcn Tucker. of Hurts- bore Mss Mary Hewi1f Neighbors, of Mont gomery, will sing 70 Promise Me-; Mss Annie Glenn de Lacy, of Hatche- ehnbbee. T Love You: and Mrs w. H Hendrfck e1 Hurtsboro, "0ne Thought of Thee..' Professor Gallo Max win play the wedding march from 1xohenRrfn.
 After the ceremony a reception will be held at the residence of the brides parents Mir. and Mrs. Sidney A. Powell. The cu1fac scheme of the wedding will An beauNfully carried out in the dec- orations of the parlors. halls and dim ing room, and as far as possible in the Refreshments that will be served.
 pink and white luncheon will be MfTen by Mrs. Powell at o'clock in the afEefnoom of the wedding day to the bridal party and her house-guests, whe win number more than forty
 A linen shower was given at the home Of Mrs. w. B. Hendricls. Friday.
 The home of the bridegroom is in pittsburg, but for several years past he has resided in Montgomery, where &s R,ro Frau " frf HH Nrh him alike for his sterling worth and pleasant social qualities.
 wedding Journey has been planned that includes Atlanta, Nashville and other points. The brides going-away gown will be handsome costume of Feather eolored silk, with hat shoes1and gloves to match.
 Mr. and Mrs. Munk will be at home to iheir friends after November 20. in Montgomery.
 wTLs0N-wILsoN.
 Montgomery friends have received 1hfs invttation'
 Mrs. Samuel Mckay Wilson invites YOU to be present at the marriage of her daughter, Allene. and Mir. John Paul Wilson. on Wednesday. November 20. at g o'clock. s6 Weisinger-Gaulbert, Louisville. XIV"
 Mir wilson Is the son of Mir. and t4ES. w. K. Y. wilson. or MoDlle. He was, for several years. secretary of Inc Mobile Commercial Club and is prominent in business and popular in society of the Gulf City. # *a
 Miss Wilson has visited in Alabama and had many admirers in this State.
 H0SE-EDWARDS.
 Many friends of the young couple win be interested In the, announcement of the marriage of Miss Eleanor Lpton Hose. of this city, and Mir. Carl Ed- wards, which took place on Wednas- day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at St. Phillips Church on Washington Street.
 The ceremony was performed In the nFesenee of a few friends and rela- lives by Rev. M. Pises restor of the ahurch. No cards were Issued and on account of the Illness of the brides brother the wedding was a very quiet ona
 The bride wore a traveling suit Of dark blue broadclath and q blue velvet hat trimmed in pompons. She carried white chrysanthemums. Her brother Mir Stephen Rose. gave her away, and there were no attendants. After the ceremony the bridal party was enter falned informally at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. William H. Rose at 119 Washington Street They left on an early evening train for Mont gomery, where they will be at the Hotel Windsor for several days before going 9o their future home at Eufaula.