The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-01
MISS WAGNER AND

Morgan was an event Of interest. which occurred yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. c. Wagner. which was prettily adorned in vines. palms and cut flowers.
 double parlors by Rev. c. A. stakely and was witnessed by a few close friends and a number of relatives. The bride was atti.ed in white chiffon and lace with picture hat and carried a bouquet of white roses.
 The bride and groom entered to- getnsr to the strains of wedding march rendered by Mrs. Condon, cousin of the bride. @
 An informal reception followed the ceremony and those assisting in enter faining were: Miss Lucy Duke of Ok lahoma City, Miss Olivia Laslie of Flor Ance, s. C., Miss Lottie Baskin of Flor snce. 8. C.. Miss Carrie Allen and Miss : Mary Ledbetter.
 MT. and Mrs. Morgan left last even ing for visite to Cincinnati. Cleveland, Detroit ana other points. Her travel ing gown was of tan voile combined with a darker shade of silk. with which she wore hat gloves and shoes to match.
 when they return they will reside with her mother. Mrs. Wagner.
 Among the out of town guests who attended the marriage were: Mrs. O. mother and brother of the groom; Mrs. A. Lewis, Miss Olivia Laslie and Miss Lottie Baskin, all of Florence. s. C., and Miss Lucy Duke of Oklahoma City MARRIAGE OF MISS BRICkMAN
 AND MIR. KAHN.
 At the home of Mr. l.. Brickman on Ia tnR at S.30 o'clock, occurred the marriage of his daughter. Miss Julia Brickman >and MT Nathan Kahn. The homo waa decorated lavishly in palms. ferns. car- nations and roses. In the front par Tor where the ceremony took place, white and green was the color plan. and in the second parlor, a scheme of pink was exauisitely carried out.
 Mrs. J. D. Brown, of Atlanta, who was matron of honor. wore an elegant gown of pale blue embroidered silk with trimmings of lace. The brides wedding gown was of white silk. and she carried a shower bouquet of brides roses. Her veil was caught gracefully to her hair with . cluster of diamonds. the gift of the groom.
 The groom was attended by MT. Sam Kahn of New Orleans, who was best man.
 Following tho ceremony, which was tmpressively performed by Dr. Ehren- reich, a reception was held in honor of the young couple. during which they stood beneath a floral wedding bell, formed of flowers and ferns.
 In the dining room where the color plan of green and white was contin- ued, the table was covered with lace. adorned with white roses and lighted with tapers burning in silver and crys- tai candelabra. Scarfs of white rib- bon were drawn from the candelier to the corners of the table and caught with large bowknots.
 The beautifully appointed punch ta- ole was presided over by Miss Regina Kahn of New Orleans and Miss Miriam Brickman. and assisting were Miss Ehlbert of Greenville and Mrs. Julius Marks of Birmingham.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kahn will leave this morning for Lake Toxaway, Asheville and other points. Her travelling suit ia of blue silk with hat to match. On brides father
 MISS BARR's HOUSE PARTY.
 Miss Lydia Barrs Is entertaining at the parental cottage at Pablo, Miss Kate Jordan of Montgomery. and her cousins. Miss Annie and Miss Abbie Bars Mrs. c. E. Bars is chaperon- lnk the party.
 | Visitors from Jacksonville. the fasci- hating surf, grabbing parties and moonlight strolls fill the pleasant hours. Jacksonville (Fla.1 Metropolis. MISS ROBERTS TAKES
 CHARGE OF TROPHY
 When the Montgomery Greys reached home yesterday at noon from Selma where they have been in camp for the past ten days, they were met at the station by a large number of ladies as we'll as a number of the old members pf the company.
 The sponsor, Miss Roberta Roberts, and her maids. Misses Mildred Andrew. Sara Warren Wilkerson and Florence Davidson. were driven in trap 10 the station and accompanied the company to the armory. Here the ceremonies of placing the regimetal flag in the custody of the sponsor took place, In the presence of a large number Of in- terested friends.
 This flag was won by the Greys du- ring their stay in Selma and was awarded them as the best drilled ana most efficient company in the regiment. The regimental flag was won last year by the Abbott Rifles of Selma. Ill winning it, the Greys have added an other to their long list of trophies and hav2 sustained the reputation enjoyed , forE many years. captain Everett JacFson made a beautifully appropri- ate Speech, when he placed the nAg in the Keeping of the companys sponsor and Miss Roberts in a graceful man ner accepted the charge in few well chosen words.
 The flag was carried from the sta tion by Color Bearer Doud who has long occupied this position in the Montgomery Greys.
 Miss Ada Rosalind Ivy has returned from visits to relatives in Dothan, Newton and Trey.
 Mrs. Joseph Garber and niece Miss sadie Garber, of Demopolis. are the guests of Hon. and Mrs. Alex M. Gar Der at their home on Lawrence street
 There will be dance at the Country Club Friday evening
 Miss Beryl Bricken and Miss Ruby Kirkpatrick have returned from a WISH to friends in Selma.
 Miss Annie Howard and Miss Annie May Stoddard are the guests of Mrs Hunt Taylor at her home, 2S6 Catoma street.
 The Montgomery Sunday School Teachers Association will meet tsi'