The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-15
IN WOMAN'S REALM

Mrs. Gharles Haslnon. her parents and her sisters. Mrs. Ferdinand Pointer. of Decatur. matron of honor: and Miss Fannie Hannon. maid of honor.
 The bridal party entered to the strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin rendered by Miss Courtney on the violin with plano accompani- ment. Mi. and Mrs. Hannun leading the way. Mrs. Hannon was gowned in black crepe de chine and duchess lace and carried heliotrope chrysanthemunis. Mrs. Pointer. who followed next. wore an Empire gown of biscuit colored crepe de chine trimmed in lace and light blue velvet and carried white chrysanthemums, Miss Fannie HaA- non. who entered. next, was attired In lavender messaline silk with trimmings of cream lace and lavender velvet and carried white chrysanthemums. The bride entered last escorted by the bridegroom. She wore a handsome reception gown of hunters green velvet and ivory lace. with green lace and touches of light blue used in it's make- up She carried an arm cluster Of American beauty rosex ana wore large hat of green velvet and pluhes.
 The ceremony was followed by an informal reception, during which re- treatments were served. The friends dSSlSlAHk III "ctNt 4ntS. Robert Woolfolk, Mrs. J. L. Hall.s Mrs. W. s. Naftel. Mrs. Frank Peabody and Miss Caroline Hannon. and Miss Florence Dawson of Birmingham.
 At o'clock MT. and Mrs. Cook left for trip to New Orleans. They will visit Atlanta during an absence of two weeks and when they return will be with her parents. at Farm Lodge.
 Her travelling suit was of brown cloth.
 Among the out-of-town guests who attended the wedding were Mrs. Ralph Falker. of Nashville; Mrs. Frederich Ayers. of New York; Mrs Luke Boy kin of Glennville: pr. Lockhadt, of Selma; and Miss Florence Dawson. Of Birmingham.
 Tn the marriage of this couple wide- spread interest is felt, as both have hosts of warm friends and as each Is a member of family of prominence in the South. Mrs. Cook is sure to be a valuable acquisition to Montgomery's circle of young matrons. as she has been during her girlhood popular member of the unmarried set. Mir Cook is man whose friends who know him best esteem him highest.
 A charmingly interesting feature of the reception was the serving of soHse of the wedding cake of Mir. Cooks mother and father. A portion of this cake has been served at the marriage of each of the children of the bride and bride groom at whose wedding it figures forty years ago. Mir. Cooks parents, Mir and Mrs Jacob Lyman Cook, were married in Marietta, Ga. MARRIAGE OF MISS SHEEP
 HERD AND BER. REEVES.
 The marriage of Miss. Bessie Shep- herd and Mfr. David H. Reeves was .solemnized last evening at 8 o'clock 1 at the home of her parents, Mfr. and Mrs NJ. l.. Shepherd, on Madison Ave- nue. It was a pretty home wedding.
 For tn eoccasion the double parlors were thrown together and beautifully decorated with the massing of palms and grouping of cut flowers. Beneath an arch of palms. studded with roses the bride and bridegroom stood during the ceremony, at which Rev. Mir. Fan cher officiated.
 The bride wore a suit of brown voile over silk with hat of the same color and carried brides Fuses. .- ceremony. Later the young couple left for New Orleans. When they return they will reside with her parents ht 706 Madison Avenue.
 Among the out-of town guests who attended this marriage were Mfr. and Mrs. c. M Smith of Birmingham, MT ana Mrs. Shepherd of Andalusia Mrs. Smith Of Andalnsie and Miss Lee of Georgiana.
 Many sincere friends will wish we'll for Mir. and Mrs. Reeves. She is an attractive young woman and Mir. Reeves is a highly esteemed young man. He is manager of the Montgom- cry Ash Plant.
 RHODES-PAGE.
 The following announcement has been received by friends in Montgomery:
 "Mr. and Mrs. James Ebenezer Page announce the marriage of their daugh- ter Emma, to MT. Joseph Lee Rhodes on Tuesday the 18th of November 1907, Gastonia. N. ca
 An accompanying card states that MT and Mrs. Rhodes will he at home after December in Montgomery. They will be with Mir. and Mrs. John Hard away at their home. 203 North Jack son Street. when they return from their wedding trip to New York and Philadelphia.
 MT. Rhodes has many friends in Montgomery, where he has resided for the past few months. He is co-mana- ger with Mir. Hopkins of the West Vir- ginia Land Company.
 LUNCHEON BY CAPT. A. c. SEXTON.
 A delightful luncheon was given by Capt. A. c. Sexton, following the pa rade. The party included Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Owen. Mrs, Harry C. Gun nels, Dr. Clarence J. Owens, Col. John l.. Moulton. Misses Mildred Andrew and Florence Davidson, Capt. and Mrs. A :. c. Sexton and Master Robert Forker
 The occasion was altogether infor- mai although there were many express sions of pleasure on the delightful en- tertanment afforded by the host and his charming wife.
 
 Miss Ruby B. Horres of Mobile has