The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs. J. M. dec Cottes.

couple were impressive and deeply ir-
 The ceremony was followed by reception: when the line included the seiis dasssnheimsr. Mir, and Mrs. Sid. Mc.- and Mr. and Mrs Alex Pass: sssS ss s wHrs sidney s slsSss. Sss. senheimer was attired in satin crepe de chine and duchesse lace, Mrs. S'hs sm to ss sses ssHia saisar was wno cie Eantly attiyed in black lace. Mrs, Pass wore black silk and lace. During sse sssva reception, q: ion, buffet luncheon was ss table was adorned in white and green. Ropes of smtlax. entwlped with white ribbons. were drawn from the. chan were caught with bows Of white satin ribbon. Tn the hall, punch was served from . grettily arranged table by Miss Neiiie ,s.. Woih wearing q toilette of
 After the reception. Mir. and Mrs. M;oos left for M an extended bridal tour win reside with Mrs. Roswaid, at IS
 Among the out-of-town guests a. the wedding were MT. and Mrs: sidney Mrs Alex Pass. and sfr. j. Moos. of of Birmingham.
 TEA FoR MISS MOORE
 Mrs. J. W. Dimmick a and I MISS Misses ' Annie n May and Margaret Dimmick entertained at q thoroughly delightful 5 o'clock tea | guests Miss Moore. of St Louis. and Miss Webb. of Tennessee. The ele- gant home on Clayton street was a this pssSS @Ssn ana res srsss pas ments and the entrance were thrown open for the event, and were elabor- ssSds s faogass Mss Ti Rs~s aors rsrni hand aGa some toilette of black net Miss Annie May Dimrnick was attired in white Moore wore toilette of blue chiffon S. SSiotn. i and Miss Webb was gowned in
 Tea was served from A prettily adorned table in the second parlor by. Mrs. R. S. Hall. wearing white silk and lace. Tn an apartment across the presided over by Mrs. Margaret white in gray crepe de chine. and Mrs Charles Marks in gown of blue cloth.
 Alice Lshey Miss Jean Lahey. Miss Marguerite Rice. Miss Bertha Fitspat- rick, Miss Clement Marks. Miss Mar Miss Bessie Wlnp. Miss Elizabeth Bald win, Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre, Miss Martha Bruce, Miss Laura Hill,. Miss Mss Annie Ho%ard % BiSs. s Miss Miss 1psaH. Iottis Hibler. Miss Anna Hunter, Miss Proot and Miss Roberta Roberts.
 MRS. VIRGIN ENTErwrArsEp
 The members of the wednesday Card Card Club and few other friends were de- gin at her home at Cioverdale We'd nesday morning, when the apartments devoted to the games. were adorned In was assisted in keeping score by Mrs.
 Three handsome prizes were award sa to haI Sa dosen hahs hGrsnd nssd hs SSe kins: to Mrs John Hastings. a hand painted celery dish, the guest prize: and the consolation. . mayonaise bowl to Mrs Clayton Tsliia x
 MISS MEYER ENTER-
 Miss Amelia Meyer was the hostess to whom the members of the Young Ladies' Whist Club and a number of other friends were indebted for delight ful entertainment Wednesday after noon. After the games. two handsome prizes were awarded; a Bohemian vase to MISS Theresa Lobman. and a box of handkerchiefs to Mrs. Terry Griel.
 Among the guests who are not 1nem- Johnston, Miss olga Farmer of New York. Miss Nellie Loeb of Columbus. Miss Fannie Hagerdorn of West Point Mrs Jacques Loeb, Mrs. Charles Kohp Mrs. Terry GFesl Mrs. Theodore Lob man Mrs. Teyser of cincinati and Mrs Emma Well.
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 HUTCHfsON-FARRHs
 The following invitation has been received by Montgomery fricnds Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson Paris will give in marriage their daughter, Theodore. to Mir. Ira Augustus Hutch fnson. on Thursday. February f4th. at 12 o'clock. at the Baptist Church. Elba Ale. The honor of your presence is
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