The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
MOBILE SOCIETY.
si.s cIeveIand Wed. ffr. Tlsdalc.

Miss Cleveland Weeds Efr. Tisdaie. Mobile, Oct, lG-- (Speeial) The Govern ment Street Methodist church was the scene tonight of very pretty wea- Cleveland became the bride of MT. Robert R. Tisdale.
 White cut flowers. ferns and golden rod were most attractiveiy used Tor the decorations of the church.
 Mrs. c. c. Mcchem presided at the organ and q quartette lead by Mrs. s. $. Tam gang the wedding march from Lobengrin as the wedding party enter ed the church. the ushers, Messrs Tom Conway, Tom Brown, Earle Damereli and Marion Ttsdaie, breeding the maid of honor, Miss Irma Cleveland, sister of the bride, wearing lovely princess gown of French organdy, yell low ribbons, and bouquet or white carnations and ferns tied with yellow ribbon; then the two dear little flower girls, jessie Staples and Aida May Spieth. in while lingerie frocks trim med in lace. with yellow sashes and carrying arm clusters of goidenrud and ferns: last the bride leaning on the arm of her father. Mir. John ". Cleveland. beautifully gowned n white lace oyer silk made princess style, long illusion veil caught to tlA hair with a wreath of orange blossoms, and carrying a bouquet Of brides EoHes and ferns tied with white ribbon.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev Frank Sea assisted by Rev. J. B. Spain. As the Mendelsshon wedding march burst from the organ the bridal party left the church in reverse order, and were driven to the home of the bride on West Gilbert street where recep- ton for relatives and most intimate friends was held.
 MT. and Mrs Tisdale went 10 New Orleans for q short stay, Mrs. Tisdala wearing q travelling gown of blue pengee with hat and gloves to match. When they return they will reside on Lexington avenue sTd North of st. Stephens road.
 MT. Lloyd D. Batre returned ysster- day froRn Wytheviiie, Va, where he was the best man at the Williams-Spti- Ter wedding on the 10th.
 Mir and Mrs. Maurice Forchelmer and little son, loft today for New York ana other points east.
 Mir and Mrs. James D. sherman have returned from Q stay of several weeks at French LAck Springs and short stop in St. Louis.
 Mfr Thomas W. sims ia home from an extended trip through Canada and a visit to New York and the Jafaestown Exposition.
 Mrs. R. H. Boiling and son. Randolph. returned today from. a visit to relatives in Bon-Air. Va, and short stay in Asheville, N. c.
 Mrs. Gregory M. Luce is expected home tomorrow from New York where she has been stopping for the east few weeks.
 \ Mrs. w. T. owen returned today from New Orleans. MT. and Mrs. Owen will be with Mrs. W. B. Pope for the win ter.
 A new card club has been formed, which Is still too young to be named. At It's meeting, however. It's members hope to hit upon something suitable. Miss Florence Brown was the first hostess, and next Tuesday at o'clock Miss Elaine Edith Eichold will entertain the club. Composing 1t are; Misses Carrie Neubrik. Theresa Schwartz, Pearl Kahn, Ray Yosel, Hilda simon, Gertie Schwartz. Blanche Klein, Etta Bloch, Lena Hanaw, Zerltne Well, Blanche Richard, Matilda Spira, Josie Long. Lena Metzger, Florence Brown, Viola Lyons, Elaine Eicholds, Flossie Kohlman, Nellie Hess. Miriam Jacob- son, and Lucille Schwartz.
 A general calamity has befallen Mobile in the removal of Mr. A, c. Harte to Jerusalem, where he goes on November to take charge of the mis- sionaFy work there. For many years he has been Secretary of the Y. M c. A. here and the good work done by him cannot be estimated. It is with great regret that Mobile gives him up.
 Mfr. and Mrs J. B. Christion and family win move this week to a lovely new home on Montauk avenue.
 Mrs. Thomas s. Fry and Misses Ethel and Eicie Fry left yesterday for afvisit to New York city.
 Mir and Mrs. Ashbel Hubbard are in Chicago and expect to remain there several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Murphy Williams will be located with Mrs. W. B. Pope for the winter.
 Mrs. Joel Goldsby spent yesterday in the city, returning to. Daphne in the afternoon. f