The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-22
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 Mir. John Pickens FIafvely and Miss Matte Aiiene Roberts were married on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at the residence of the brfde's brother on Pine street Between Spring Ell avenue and 'T The s"si bride was sownsd in pearl grey taffeta frfmmed with rose-colored medaiiions. with hat and gloves to match. and carried a shower bouquet the wedding dress was changed for a travelling costume of brown cloth.
 The parior was decorated very pret- tily with palms and white roses and in a bower of tall palms, where the young couple stood, Rev. ]. B K. Spain of the Government Street Methodist church performed the ceremony The ring used in the service was the wedding ring of the brides mother and the bride. wore suspended from gold chain . gold pendant given by her grand father to his bride many years ago,
 Mrs. Harvey is a sister of MT. Wii- liam H Roberts supsrntsIasnat ss1s,aa 95 ad many prominent old famiiies-one grandfather having been governor of South Carolina and another one Governor of Alabama.
 Mr, and Mrs. Harvely left on the Mobile and Ohio train for Montgomery. Is an empioye of the Southern Express cempany.--Mobile Register.
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 Mr. W. A. Doughtie announces the engagement of his daughter, Florida Mary, to Mir. Joseph Robinson, the marriage to take place on Wednesday his home, 10 Scott street. onls rela- lives and intimate friends will be present.
 sHELL-CANTY. Cards are out announcing the engage rlent of Miss Jennie Shell to MT. J. Gershon Canty, the marriage to take place at 4 o'clock on the afternoon of of tns SidssP sro9sr ss hSa aa and Mrs. T. H. Enzer. f35 Martha Street.
 from Greenyille, where she organized a Woniaa's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. Frank Fillmore, Jr. returned last evening from Eufaula, where she has been visiting friends.
 Tn referring to the beautiful baptis- nal font made 9f marble by the noted First PresbyterianA Church of Birhing- ham by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evans et New York, in n r,emory Of her pa formerly Of Montgomery. The Bir- minghain News had the following
 The design of the font Is very chaste and beautiful. being a large bowl of pure white marble carved from 8 solid marble. r ssa On the O rim oS the sowi s is the he of the dear ones whom 1t raenioriaIizes. "A unique and beautiful feature of this handsome gift is the top or cover, which is made in a design original with Mr. Moretti,. and which is in the highest degrse artistic.
 "This font is a touching and beautt- ful tribute from this devoted daughter CT of the love and admiration which was accorded them by their children. who sbs se sp 2na {a+sh. M thsP o Ss o ana e sg "ST Mrs sGSanss Evans vas sas formerly Miss Re- necca Berney of Montgomery. one of the most prominent and popular young women in society for several seasons. Miss Allie Abercronbie will be at 2es Sayre Street this winter, with Mrs. Chandler. s
 Miss Gertrude Rhedes of Selma is visiting Mrs. E. c. Rhodes at l2s o. lambus Street
 Miss Nonis Hobbie. leaves Monday for Wesleyan, whereA she will continue Mrs. clifton Fonvliie, who has beeh visiting her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Orion Henderson, near Wetump- kh, has returned home.
 Miss Sue McGrath, who has been visiting Mrs. A. Gerald, has returned to her home in Hayneviile.
 Miss Kate Blue has returned homs' after spending some time h New York, Niagara and Jamestown
 iser Ss' aas Ms1z vzsss sssf ssa. s fs'Sf s ham. :. Mrs spratling, yho, has been visit visit ing Mrs. Camilla Reading, has return ed to her home in Deestsvilis' Mrs. NJ. sesy has taken the Trseasisdsnssss sss of MT ana Mrs a% w i,i 9Ones oeeapy 5SO it 0q for the next year.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones have Sysd 1Sss t% sto nat the baGRs G8HRs at 1sEss ssu MT. and Mrs. c. J fsssns of shreve. BStt Bs. Ls ts.in aASS SS@S SSms and tp haHs taken sssSsd sSasS dosrt eSSF a sttssst. sss aa' '"S
 MT. and Mrs. Frank chaffee have moved into the flat building at 42s South Court Street.
 ths Tesidence at isS south Court Street for the .eerhing year;
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Bartlett have taken the upper floor of the residence of Mrs. Bellenger on North McDon- ough Street.
 MT. and Mrs. H. C.. Roton have taken the residence at 21S Washing thn.- now occupied by MT. and Mrs. Wade.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Mlnaerhout will be for the winter with her mother, Mrs. J. D. Wade, on South Court Street.
 Mrs. J. Furlow has taken the resi- denee at s4 Eorth H9ll, now occupied by MT. and Mrs H. C. R0ton.
 MT. Augustus Mckinney is the guest Mountain Greek.
 Miss Ada Young has gone to Macon Ga ., to attend Wesleyan College.
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 Miss Flora Young has returned from Albany, Ga where she has spent some time with her brother. MT. E. E. Young. Jr. Mir. and Mrs Hamilton s. Boykin and son. SsmueI have Fet4sned tsat, r1,I0ta dTom in the East and are at 421 Alabama Street for the winter.
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