The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-25
TN SOCIETY
BY Mrs. J. M. del ottes.

/ the bride and groom, as Miss Norwood,
the bride. has enjoyed an unusual de-
| gree of popularity with large circle
| Of devoted friends to whom she has en-
deared herself. Mr.. Clarke is young
! man of prominence In social circles IN
Mobile and in the business world in
which he moves.
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MARRIAGE OF MISS FUTILE
AND MR.. DICKEY.
A beautiful home wedding of yester-
day was that of Miss Frances Mai Tut
tie and Mr.. Joseph stone Dickey, Jr..
of Bowling Green. KY, which was SOL
emnfzed at o'clock at the home OF ner
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Tut
tie. on Wilkerson Street Rev. O.. O..
McGenee officiating In the presence OF
a large number of friends ana reia-
| tives, who were invited to be present
and to attend the reception which fol-
| lowed the ceremony.
The three connecting parlors were
decorated in white and green, the now
ers used being white roses, sweet peas
and carnations The punch table was
arranged in the reception hall and
adorned in white carnations and smilax.
The brides table, on which the wedding
| cake was placed. was exquisite In
| placing of roses and lighted with Wnlte
| candles in silver candelabra.
The bride was attended by Miss Ethel
Dake Ward of Nashville, as maid OF
honor. and her maids were Miss Nettie
| Turnkey of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, MISS
Laura Chambers. Miss May Robinson
and Miss Claudia Letcher. The FRIENDS
who were groomsmen were Mr.. H. Z.
Crenshaw, Mr. Paul Parker, Mr.. George
Mentz and Mr.. Brownf1elS W1lkerson.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Guy
Herdman of Bowling Green. as best
man.
Miss Margaret futile. cousin Of the
bride, and Miss willaline Moore were
| two little flower girls, wearing wnl1c
ngerie and lace.
| The bride entered with her father. Mr..
w. J. futile. Her bridal gown was OF
| white Duchess satin trimmed in pearls
| and made princess. She carried
shower bouquet of lilies OF the valley
| Miss Ward. the maid of honor, was
| attired in white lace over silk, trimmed
| in pearl trimming, and she held an arm
cluster of white carnations. The -FOUR
bridesmaids wore toilettes OF white net
| over taffeta and carried bouquets or
| sweet peas.
Mrs. Ben Noble presided at the punch
DO Il during the reception.
ring fell to Miss Elizabeth Williams, the
thin,ble to Miss Claudia Letcher, and
| the dime to Miss Nettie Turnkey.
Later. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey left for
New Orleans and several other points
| She wore a travelling Gown of blue
voille. with hat to match. After their
wedding trip. they will be at home in
Bowling Green, where Mr.. Dickey Is a
prominent real estate dealer and where
| he stands high In the esteem of both
| business and social circles Good wishes
| from many warm friends will follow
| this young couple to their home. The
bride is an attractive Young woman.
| fria Ae rA cd y1ir q
in the home she leaves
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TURNER-wADSwO
The marriage of Mr., r.. ". Turner
of Taylorsville, Miss, and Mrs Minnie
l.. wadsworth, was quietly but beauti-
| fully solemnized at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Johnson.
| as Sayre Street yesterday morning AT
1890 o'clock, Rev. DR.. C. A. Stskely
| officiating.
The home was made bright and at
| tractive by a graceful arrangement of
palms and white roses and carnations
| The bride wore a most becoming trav-
cling suit OF blue wolfe with hat to
match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left Immediate
| ly for New Orleans, from thence they
20 to Taylorsville. where Mr. Turner
| has extensive lumber interests. Mrs.
Turner was one of Montgomery's finest
young women and carries with her to
| her new home, the best wishes of scores
| of friends.
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MARRIAGE OF MISS sIMP-
SON AND MR.. BRUNER.
In the Memorial Halkof the Soldiers
Home at Mountain Creek Tuesday after
noon wedding took place in which
friends here are interested as both bride
and bridegroom are both Montgomer-
| ians. 1t was that of Miss Johnnie
Patterson Simpson. daughter of the
Commandant. Mr.. j. NJ. Simpson. and
Mr.. John Mallard Bruner, with Rev. ].
A. Smith of Arbury officiating.
The altar was banked with gorgeous
rodedendrons. mountain laurel and
masses of ferns. and on t-.bles near by
| stood vases of white roses.
The bride. who entered 18th her IA
Their. wore dress of champagne voillc
with hat. flowers and shoes to match In
tone. and carried bride ~oses.
Miss Bessie Simpson, sister OF tho
bride. who was maid of honor, was at
tired in white embroidered swiss and
| carried a cluster of white roses. Little
Miss Lucy Grenvilie Simpson, was ring
| bearer. wearing a costume of lingerie
and blue ribbons
The bridegroom was accompanied to
the altar by Mr.. Henry Brockman, who
was best man.
After the ceremony the guests were
| invited to the home of Mr.. Simpson