The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-27

and ferns and foliage plants.
 Mrs. Faiiaize received her guests wearing psssriy yts sriy Syssg ~ehssns irish ace
 Mrs Apperson changed her wedding gown and wore a reception gown Of white hand made lace. over white During the evening delightful re- freshments were served. the cakes were heart shaped. having the moao uio- let. Tn cutting the brides cake which was heart shaped and artisticaiy osc orated with violets. Mrs ',n,mbIe 3 was cut by Mrs. R. Sudden. and the dime was cut by Mrs. McGhee.
 The brides table was prettiiy stt ace, orated with white roses ana Iebn. wbate and
 Mrs. Apperson is the only .1ny daugRsselr gRalr of MT; and Mrs; a,tranf,ve sona soyo young wo- man with soft brown hair and eyes,
 Mr Apr is well known m uhe business worle. being ma manSse,p ps,n, Com. art department Of Tripod F"'i' After the reception MT; and Mrs. hp hIv person left for the ssrn MoTtn' and mse on their ssiSs's ssfSsn parents' M,an % A sels avenue: - :.
 The brides going sniscs nwsy segTiped g9wnd % Cloth, trimmed with white broadclo.n anu hat of gray felt with gray scari.
 
 u,s tr,snds will regret to iearp that Mr K Bloch who was taken suddenly seriously Ill after attending gor,sa gogue on Friday evening is reported as no better.
 Miss Sallie Johnson entertained a number of friends delightfuily Thurs day evening in honor or Mrs. buI nette of Columbus. Ca: wno IS w,Ii,ams yis There were four tables at which oridse was played and refreshments were served later in the evening
 Mrs K IT. Logan and children have returned from Gainesville, Ga., anu haNe moved into their new home. Sl0 south Court Street.
 wariew i viii be with Mrs. Tolbert. 2ss South Lawrence Street.
 Mrs. George Hinson entertained number of friends with hay ride ana candy pulling at her home on Mobile Street Friday evening. Games were played and refreshments served aIter the ride gstnia Tns Eueses csssmus Msis Nellie Burns. Lillian Cleghorn. Kathleen aa Arm- born, Annie Kelley. Mary Cleg9orn; y Armstrong, otis Bush. Bozeman. George Hinson, Faulkenberry. Busn' Mrs. Henderson. and Mrs. Fauiken- berry.
 At the meeting of the Woman,s Christian Temperance Union held FIT, day. two new members were enr9Mlea Mlrs U. c. Strong in her recent bereavement were read and adopted.
 The prospectus of the Mothers .sa1dId Cifi course of study and shows memherrs ship of fifty representative women LII 1i the city. The first fall meeting VII be held with Mrs. W. M. Hudson at her home on sayre Street Thursday after noon at o'clock.
 ~ Judge and Mrs. A. D. Sayre have moved into the residence 1s Pleasant Avenue.
 Miss Jennie Lyde Herbert has re. turned from Coosada where she spent several days.
 Mrs. P. M. wilkerson has returned from Marion, where she spent sew eraI weeks with friends.
 Mfr and Mrs. J. s. Jones have re- turned home from Bridgeport, Conn. where MT. Jones went to, represent tne Montgomery Chapter at the a,esd Greas Order of Red Men. MT. and Mrs. Jones visited New York, Washington and other points of interest while away nh. roambers of the Falcon Club will | give their opening ball on the evenine of october 22. and for the occasion @ Ine | club will be redecorated: This promisss | to be one. of the most oriiilahe |" iAe hiI new feature for this winter in | the Falcon Club will be Llterar,;y Night" One night ,s,a, or eaGn "esx sdTa nce- w. rnent. The members of the club VII l Ensemble in their rooms and Tn sem, l formal way discuss whatever suoJec' may have been .: SsSsn cn1Sen with .G "s Subjects saSiliar fo all, the current events oI | either local or general interestxs nn n | this way the members or the sIa Gaup nopS el l'S to, gradually st,oDs rise o1 o{ literature. art | and science
 Miss Blanche Mohs srtsf will t6s 5stqEn sophic ie | Newcomb on october l.
 MT. and Mrs Lawrence Wei are pc, | ing congratulated on the birth or danRhter. whom they have named
 Mir. Sidney Calm has gone to San Antonio. Texas. to accept business position. MT. and Mrs. simon Gassenheimer and daughter, Miss Juliet Gassen- heimer. and Miss Frances Wolff wno have spent the summer abroad Wn1 ,5t arrive home on October 1. Miss VOLT has been abroad for two years study- ing vocal music,
 Miss Amelia Meyer has returned from Evansville, Ind, where she mas been visiting friends.
 Mrs. Herbert Battle has returned from North Carolina where she has spent the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell will move on Wednesday into their beauti- ful new house on Perry Street exten- sion, which is just bsIns completed MT. Robert Steiner will leave Mon day for Harvard where he goes to continue his studies at the Law School from which he will be graduated in June.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Norton have taken apartments in the residence or Mir. and Mrs. ". E. Pierce. 500 South Court Street.
 Mrs. I. c. OConnell and daughters | Misses Auce O'Connell and Kathleen O'Connell who are spending some time | in Milwaukee and Waukesha. will re- main absent until the first of Novem- Der. Miss Kathleen o'Connell is one | of the most attractive and popular Of | the young tladies who will make their