The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-12

NeW Iork and other Eastern points. Before they return to their home in Birmingham they will spend two weeks at Mir. Adams former home in Ken lucky with his parents. A wealth of fond wishes will follow this young couple to their home from hosts of friends She is one of the most admired young women who has entered society during the past two years. She is the daughter of Mrs. MAry Blue and of the late Dr. John H. Blue. Mir. Adams formerly of Kentucky, has made his home in Birmingham for short time during which he has made for himself high place In the esteem | of the business and social circles in which he moves. He is prominently connected with the Garlock Packing Company with headquarters in Birm- l ingham.
 | MARRIAGE OF MISS MOFFAT AND MIR. RAPPOLE At the Church of the Holy Comfort | CT. a pretty wedding ceremony was an important affair of yesterday when the marriage of Miss Fife Moffat and Mir. Aldro John Rappole was solemn ized. Rev. Stewart MeQueen officiat- I ing. 1 The altar was decorated in an elab- I orate placing of palms and cut flow l CTS. which were arranged effectively | within the chancei railing. At 5 o'clock. which was the hour set | for the ceremony, the bridal party en- tered the chureh to the strains of wedding march rendered by Mir George L. Johnson, the ushers, Mir. F. A. Van Stone, of Cincinnati, and MT. A. G. Green, leading the way. These were followed by the bridesmaid Miss Mar garet Moffat, sister of the bride, wear ing a toilette of white Louisine silk | and carrying a cluster of white roses. Next followed Mrs A. C. Sexton, aunt of the bride and Matron of Honor She wore an exquisite expire gown of blue chiffon taffeta and lace and carried white roses The bride entered last, accompanied by her father, Mir. John Moffat Her wedding gown was a Princess of white liberty satin trim- med in rich lace, and her bouquet was Of lilies of the valley and in her hair spray was caught.
 At the altar the bridal party was joined by the groom, accompanied by the best man, Captain A. c. Sexton. During the ceremony MT. Johnson rem dered softly a Scottish air.
 The ceremony was followed by re- ception at the home of Captain and Mrs. A. c. Sexton on Goldthwatte street, where In the double parlors plan of white and green was carried out in an. arrangement of palms, car nations and roses used in lavish and tasteful placing.
 In the reception hall, from a table adorned in white carnations and smil- ax, punch was served by Miss Marga- ret Moffat. In the dining room the brides table was beautiful in decora- ton and the details of appointment. Scarfs of illusion were drawn from the chandelier to the corners and ropes of smilax were traced and festooned about the brides cake which formed the center piece.
 The guests were received in the front parlor and in line with MT. and Mrs. RappoIe were Captain and Mrs. Sexton, Mir. John Moffat, father of the bride, Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Van Stone, of Cincinnati Mrs. A. G. Rappole, of Atlanta, mother of the groom, and Mrs. James Clark.
 Later, MT. and Mrs. Rappole left for a wedding trip to Cincinnati, New York and other places. Her travelling gown was of black and white siIk with which she wore hat to match. When they return they will make their home in Montgomery. -+
 The bride, who Is a charmingly pretty and popular young woman, is daughter of Mir. John Moffat. chief clerk at the New Exchange. Her moth- CT. the late Mrs. Moffat, was a sister of Mrs. A. c. Sexton. MT. Rappole is a young man of sterling character and fine business ability. He is con nected with one of the largest metal construction companies of the United States.
 MAHRTAeE OF MISS CENTERFTT
 AND MIR MOSS.
 At 5 o'clock yesterday afternon, at the. home of her parents Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Centerfit, on South Court Street, the marriage of Miss Halcyon Centerfit to MT. Elmer Moss of Birminfiham took place.
 Owing to a recent bereavement in the family of MT. Moss the ceremony was quietly solemnized in the presence of relatives and a few close friends. Rev. I. W. Chalker officiated. Miss Claude Meeke Kirkpatrick of Pensacola, rendered the bridal chorus from To- hengrin.''
 MT. and Mrs. Moss left immediately for their home in Birmingham.
 Miss Lucy Dove will leave today for an extended trip to Jamestown, New York. Washington and Niagara Falls.
 Miss Margaret Dove is spending some time with relatives at Ingram Wells.
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 Miss Ida Belle Gay will leave today for Lynchburg Va, where she will at- tend college.
 Miss Vida Saunders, of Luverne snent yesterday with Miss Eva Andrews at her home on Dexter Avenue, en route to Marion, where she will attend College.
 Miss Helen Borden of San Francisco | Is visiting relatives in Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Cook and Misses 1unice Helton and Annie Jeanette Tis- Iale have gone to Norfolk Richmond and Washington to sepnd two weeks. Mrs. Maggie TisdaIe Is sepnding the week with Mrs. Kennedy at her home' .27 Martha street.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Ware Walker rave gone on an extended trip 10 Buffalo, New York and Boston.
 Mfr and Mrs. Thomas Lamar and on, Thomas Lamar, Jr., of Bruhs"ion, Ia. are visiting Mir and Mrs A. J. Lamar at heir home on Mildred street. Rev. John Bass Shelton and daughter Miss Sara shelton. have gone to Gains, rille, where Miss shelton will attend College,
 Mrs. James E. Hickey. has returned -.