The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-19
IN SOC I IE T "

umUluuIHu uINUlNu Wu ulMu NM ! Hu El |H - |H1 HM ant. The bride entered with the groom and was attrastivsly gowned in Co., penhagen blue tailored suit. with hat trimmed in plumes of the same shade. Her bridal bouquet was of white chry.
 The maid of honor wore cream alba tross with lace and touches of cham pagne, fashioned surplus. Her flowers were an afm cluster of golden-gat
 After the ceremony, Mrs. Bowling softly rendered Melody of Love. while congratulations were received, and Miss Marguerite Chaffee, attired in ecru punch from beautifully appointed
 Mss Macey, who is the daughter of . prominent old family of the Blue Grass State. Is true type of Kentucky wo- manhood. Since childhood she has made her home in Montgomery and by her attractive personality and charm, ing manner, has endeared herself to a large circle of friends.
 MT. Johnson Is a rising young bus. mess man, whose sterling qualities and genial disposition have made him pop ular both in business and social life He Is connected with one of the leading firms of the city and stands high in the estimation of his employers.
 The marriage of this young couple is an interesting event to many friends who presented them with numerous wedding gifts.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson left on the morning train for New Orleans. On their returnI they will be at home with their parents. Mir. and Mrs. s. l.. John son, on Sayre Street.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS BETry
 TO MIR. RAN6ELEY
 The wedding of Miss Sarah Virginia Betty to Mir. John Henry Rangeley, IT, was solemnized at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs Thomas a., II. betty' yesterday afternoon at 5:30
 A great number of the friends of this happy bride and groom assembled to see this pretty and interesting we'd orafed with great embark of ferns. palms, rich garlands of vines and white brjde's roses, and white carna- tions; the bridal colors, white and green. being beautifully carried out throughout the entire home.
 While the guests were assembline Miss Nellie Mills, accompanied by Miss Nellie Wolf. on the violin. gave a beautiful and appropriate musical pro- to sSs ssrans ae of ths ths oraa ess rus from "Lohengrin." the bridal party entered. Miss Grace Betty, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She was followed by the bride and her father.
 
 left. The groom and his best man, MT Henry Beach of Live Oak, Fla, entered from the right. They met before ar improvised altar of palms, ferns and smilax. where the impressive ceremony was performed by pr. o. c. McGehee The bride was lovely in a chic trav- cling gown of dark brown cloth, with a handsome lace waist, and very ef- fective hat with soft plumes. She carried shower bouquet of brides roses.s
 : The maid of honor wore a charming blue taffeta gown and blue hat, and carried Killarney. roses.
 the bridal pair, who were the recip- ients of innumerable and costly gifts. left for bridal trip through the North, going later to Stuart. Va. where they will make their future home. Miss Lottie Williams, Miss Bessie Wells Miss Winifred Dean. Mir. B. c. Betty, Mir. L. S. Betty and MT. T. B. Betty.
 MISS RAY AND MIR.
 MABSON MARRIED
 At St. Johns Church yesterday after noon occurred the marriage of Miss win Mabson, Rev. B. E. Cobbs perform ing the ceremony in the presence of a large number of interested friends. The church was decorated with massine
 
 chrysanthemums, which were arranged with charming effect about the chan eel and altar.
 ty entered and the ushers who led the way were MT. Tyler Stuckey, MT. c. R. Ellison, Mr.. Dozier Turner, and MT. tered the brides only attendant, Mrs. William E. Campbell. who was matron
 The bride was escorted by her broth AGw AA Do Nxr1.> ta aax away. The groom. who awaited the bridal party at the altar, was accom- panied by Mir. Marion D. Mabson, his brother, who acted as best man. sohn's Wedding March was. rendered by MT. T. c. Galloway, who, during the ceremony. softly played 70 Promise me-"
 The bride was gowned in a travelling suit of blue Panama combined with leathed shad cloth and carried an arm cluster of brides roses. Mrs. Campbell wore a. toilette of blue .batiste, with ecru trimmings and carried pink car- nations.
 Shortly after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Mabson left for a wedding trip East. After December 22 they will be at hoime with the groom's father, Ma lor A. A. Mabson, 76l South Perry Street.
 riage of this young couple. Both of them are highly esteemed. The bride Is held in loving regard by a large cir- cl of close friends. MT. Mabson is con neetsd l,,,, with Grsil Brothers and is MARRIAGE OF MISS CLOUD
 AND MIR. PARRISH
 A pretty home wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Sudie Glenn Cloud and Mir. Henry Junior Parrish, which was solemnized at 1 o'clock at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Flor ence Cloud, ReY. J. o. Noble oficiating For the happy event the home on Jefferson Davis Avenue was decorated in the holiday tones of green and red and the flowers used in pretty arrange ment were carnations, accompanied by the Christmas greens of holly mistle- toe smilax and bamboo.
 The bride was attended by her sister, Miss lone Cloud who was attired in brown silk and carried white carna- tions. The groom was attended by MT. Thomas Prescott.
 The bride wore becoming toilette of blue voille over blue taffeta with elaborate trimmings of Oriental lace and her bridal bouquet was of white carnations. The marriage was at- tended by only relatives and a few close friends and was quiet home