The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-01

- HILL AND uR. pugc.
 An interesting. event of yesterqsy Henrietta Evelyn Hill and MT. Law renee Judson BuEE .
 The wedding was soIemnized at the ths horne of Miss Mary HI. sistsf or srts ,se rnenfs were decorated iayishly with palms, ferns and roses. The hour oL fhe corernony was 5:30 o'clock and ~ the appointed time the brldsl pafsy place of celebration was arranged, to the strains of wedding march rend- cred by Miss Cantey.
 ton. sister of the bride. was matron of honor and Mir. Bugg was attended by his cousin. Mir. J. B. Barnett or MonroevlIls. who was pest man. He is | cousin of the bride and law part rhe hr.ide was attractfvsIy attired in a toilette of white null and lace. She held an arm cluster of white roses and her veil was caught with white rose-
 Mrs. swann wore princess gown of white lingerie and carried white rosea
 The ceremony was performed by the presence of large gathering of frisnds and relatives and afterward an informal reception was held in honor of tho young couple, who later left for
  gate to the National Democratic Con. yention. When they return they will reside In Mcnroevilie. where Mir. Eugg holds high position in social circles tho prominent lawyers of the State.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Bugg will, on their re- turn, visit Meridian, Atlanta and St. LcIi and T spesa ,5 ssysral sn ts.s asys ,s
 The brides travelling costume was of Copenhagen blue silk with which she. wore hat. shoes and gloves to
 Among the handsome presents re- ceived hy the young couple was one from the members of tho bar of Mon- roeville and the county ofncials of MARRIAGE OF MISS TALLEY
 AND MR. RELATING.
 At the home of Rev. W. J Elliott on South Court Street, occurred the mar riaGe of Miss Carrie Belle Tally and MT. John B. Gordon Keating on Mon- day evening at o'clock, Rev. Mir. Ei- liott officlating in the presence of few friends.
 Tha bride wore a gown of blue silk with black picture hat After the cere- mony the wedding party was enter- tainea at supper by Mir. A. F. KeatinE. brother Of the groom. at his home on North Union Street
 The bride is a daughter of Mir. !. M. TAlley, and is an attractive young woman who has many warm friends MRS. LEE CHAIRMAN HEALTH
 CoMMITTnn or .,,,,s EEDIR 2 sk kTIgN. ! ss,
 ''Mrs. n. A. Lee has returned from some weeks on the Gulf Coast in charge octvs oc m ,noad ork s sS has nson of the s Committee of the Alabama State Fed- eration of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Lee has appointed two new district chair nue. Mobile. and Mrs. William e, Ward. Church street, Montgomery. MF& Lee has sent out request that ladies all over Alabama interested in pushing other forms of disease write to either Of the six district chairmen or else to the State chairman at Greunville. 1fss Lss sosSsg assi5ss ysrE ngss sSsr tO set s con Alabama who is willing to help and will do something to fight consumption Tha report of club activities In. this be read at the great biennial naeeting pf Boston was much commended by the leaderH in the East: The work of Mira Les is being carried on in harmony with the All Alabama Campaign, -in- hugurated by the National Association for the Srudy and Prevention of Tue herculosie. According to Mrs. Lee re. sults are already coming from the CO., operative work with ,Ahe Tuberculosis brings letters from ladies who have been interested by the holding of the exhibition at Birmingham, and eIse- where in the State"
 DANCE AT PICKET STRINGS.
 4 number of the members of the dancing set enjoyed an evening at Pickett Springs Monday when tho march was led by Mir. Sam Jones with Miss Ethel SaffoId of WashinKfon, There were about forty couples in at
 Those who attended were, Miss Georgia saffold. Miss safYoId, of waeh- tnEton; Miss Annie Warren Jones, Mics Ida Parrish, Miss Mary Ellen Harris, Miss Anna Anderson. Mas Mary Good. Phedoria Randolph. Miss Julia May Henderson. Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, Mise Kathleen O.ConnelI, Mss Annie Chandler, Miss Florence Davidson Miss Lula Mcqueen, Miss Taylor Beale, Miss Mas Maude Howe. Miss Katherine Dent, Miss Willie Gayle, Miss Ida Thompson, Miss Willie Thompson, Miss Annie Laurie. Miss Jean Mapee. Miss Annie Minnie Reese Richardson. Mss Lillian Hill, Miss Mary Burke. Miss Maggie Hubbard, Miss B. Reauseau, Miss Re- becca Pentacost, Miss Foote, Miss Annie Solomon, Miss Claire Davis Mas Annie Holt, Miss Virginia Abercrombie, Miss Mics Bessie Maddox, Miss Maggie Hub bard. Miss Theoleen Elliott, Miss laura Kennedy, Miss Oliver. Miss Olivia Boz gacki. Miss King, Miss Sarah HaiIes. Miss Norris, of St. Louis; Miss Holt of Selma.