The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-02
MISS GEORGIA sAFrOLD's v HERMAN LAST K

Il I HERMAN LAST EVENING. Mir. and Mrs. W. A. saffold enter
 tained large number of friends of their daughter, Miss Georgia Saffold.
 st german last evening in the hall of
 the Montgomery Light and Power Com pany on Dexter avenue, which was e1- fectively decorated for the evening in | palms.
 | A prettiIy adorned and handsomely I appointed table was arranged for the | serving of fruit punch. and presided l over by Mrs w. B. Kelley. | The march and dance was led by Mir. Samuel Jones. with the young hostess, who was beautifully a,tired in white ret over blue silk. and held am arm cluster of white carnations.
 Mrs. Saffoid was gowned in black silk and lace, and assisting MT. and Mrs. Saffold in entertaining their daughters friends were: Mir. and Mrs. James E. Hickey. Mir and Mrs. R. M. Henderson, Mrs. T. W. Wilkerson, Mrs,
 Mary Whiting. Mrs. J. c. oltn. MT. and Mrs. c. L. Harris and Mrs. l.. B. Farley. Among the young folks invited were: Misses Ellen Tyson, Lila Bess Olin. Maude Howe, Ella Hargrove Sayre, Margaret Chambers. Laura Chambers, Mary Porter of Sheffield; Mildred Crom- well. Hazel Weaver. Katie Halls. Sara Warren wiikeson, Julia May Hcnder-
 son, Mary Cobb, Isabel Cobb. Lula Me- Queen Mary Ellen Harris, Mary Good wyn Ashley, Netta Jones, Kate Durr. Geraldine A. Ware Ida Belle Gay, Helen Sturdivant, Taylor Beale. Lillian liill.
 Ida Parrish, Georgia Richardson, Phil
 lipa Marks, Irene Stokes, Maree New
 man Phedora Randolph. Lorana Cain, Lizzie Beals. Mary Meyer. Rita Amcnt
 Mary Metcaif Tsebecca Rutledge, Annie Danziger, Kate Allay. Lizzie Fitzpat- rick Kathleen Stringfellow of BirIning- ham; F1ora Stakely. Maggie Hubbard,
 Penelope Shade of Columbus; Minnie Saffoid. Messrs: Frank Noble. sam Jones, N. n. Eubank. Howard Butt. Sam ElIsberry, Tom Jones. Brannen Hubbard Everett Jackson. Emile Han non, Jamie Davidson, Augustus Tatum.
 Brock Taber Penrose Stout. Virgil Grit-
 fin. Joe Frank Llassiter, John Archie Fillmore, Morgan Browder, Willie Frank
 Joseph, Wiley Jones, Howell Tatum, Garside Harris, Frank Spangler, Will
 jam Collier, Edwin Teague. Phares Coleman, Louis Lassiter, Arthur Butt, Virgil Chandler, Herbert Jones Lewis Cobb. Thomas Alley, Beaie Travis, James Rrowder, Churchill Marks, Julius aendricks, Richard Chastner. Thornton Clark. Thomrkins Fitzpatrick. Albert Ashley, Harry T. Lay. S. H. Roberts. Frank Woodruff, Walton Hill. James Fitts Hill, Morris Baldwin. Pearson Burke, Brownfield Wiikerson, Fred Wil- kerson, Zelda Halls, Harris Washburn,
 T. c. Locke, John Irving Alexander. Robert Steiner, Jamie Wilcox and Hugh Stewart.
 WEDDING OF MISS
 GROVES AND MIR. RYLAND. Mir. and Mrs. John R. Ryland. who
 were married in Lexington. Mo, on De-
 cenaber, IS. have arrived in MontEom-
 cry and win reside at so2 South Ferry
 fn a lengthy account of their we'd
 ding The Lexington (Mo.) Intelligencer said:
 "The wedding wednesday evening of Mir, John Reid Ry1and and Miss Viola M. Groves, at the home of the bride near this city was an event of unusual interest. because of the wide family connection of the contracting parties. Both belong to pioneer families of La- fayette County and of Missoari fam files that have Ions been prominent Tn church. State and business In this sec' ton of the West.
 ''The bride is the daughter. of Mir. and Mrs. D. P. Groves, of near this city. and granddaughter of the late p P. Groves. who came to this county from Tennessee in 1885. She was ed- ucated at Howard Payne College, which institution was for quarter of cen tury presided over by an honored mem- Der of her family, and at Central Col lege, in the establishment of which her family has had 8 prominent part. She is widely known and greatly beloved in Lafayette County, where she, has been reared. 'The groom is the youngest son of the late Judge John E. Ryland. and grandson of Supreme Court Judge John P. Ryland, who came to Missouri from Kentucky in 1890. when what Is nov Lafayette County was yet part of Howard County He was educated in the public schools of this city and in Wentworth Academy, and for the past eight or ten years has represented the Courtney Shoe Company of St. Louis l in the Gulf States, with headquarter: | in Montgomery. Ala.
 '@rhe wedding was one of the pret- tiest that has taken place here in many years. The house decorations were in the main of white and green, Southern smiiax, California srnilax, and white carnations being used in great abundance The halls and parlors were ldecoratsG with white carnations, South ern smilax. and the bay window in the back parior, where the ceremony was performed, was banked with carnations | nations was suspended from the ceiling, under which the bride and groom stood. l The dining room was decorated with
 California smilax and carnations. The | table was lighted by candles with green | and white shades and In the center was large cut glass bowl filled with white I carnations.
 '"The musical program consisted of two wedding songs by Miss Hattie Lou Catron. an intimate friend of the bride, and selections by Days orchestra" Mir RyIahd Is a travelling salesman, who has made his headquarters In Montgomery several years. He has a large circle of friends in Montgomery, and in other cities of Alabama, to
 whom his wedding will be happy sur prise.
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 ELEGANT DINNER PARTY
 AT HILL CREST MT. Joe Frank Lasseter entertained
 at dinner party Monday evening at $