The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
MISS PETTUs AND

MISS PETTUS AND
 MIR. SUFFER MARRIED.
 On wednesday evening Miss Estene Pettus and MT. Edward Sutter were married at 2 o'clock at the home of the brides father Mir. R. R. Pettus. on Bell Street, Rev. Henry Bush, omciat- ing.
 1t was a pretty home wedding and the decorations for, the occasion were formed of cut flowers, palms ana IeIns which were attractively arranged m tne parlors. The bride was hanosoneS s tIred in white silk and lace and car ried a bouauet of white roses. Her attendants were Miss Annie Terrell Pettus. wearing white lingerie and lace over blue silk with blue riboons' ana Miss Susie Mae Pettus, attired in white lingerie over pink silk and pink rin- bons. The ceremony was followed ny q reception during which retreshments were served.
 The bride Is an attractive young wo- man who has many friends. and the groom, who is q popular young man. IS an enploye of the West End Fire De- partment. MT. and Mrs. Sutter are at home with her father. ASA Bell Street.
 Miss Lydia Green of Virginia and Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison of New Jer- sey have returned to their homes after visiting Mrs. Horace Stringfellow.
 On Tuesday afternoon the Lucinda Bunkley Foreign Missionary Society of the Perry Street Church. met with Mrs. Bray at her home at Chisholm, when China and an interesting talk was made by Mrs. Edwards
 DELEGATES TO U. D. c.
 At the meeting of the Sophie Bibb Chapter U. D. c. held with the Presi- dent Mss Mary Kirkpatrick. the elec- ton of delegates to the convention to be held in Birmingham in May result ed as follows:
 Deiegates--Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. President; Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. L. c. Dawson. Mrs. l.. B. Whit field Mrs. R. P. Dexter, Mrs. G. H. Me- Combs. Mrs. F. c. Taylor, Miss Pauline Hausman. Mrs. Bibb Graves. director. Alternates--Miss Elizabeth Wright, Miss Anna Maude Dawson. Mrs. J. H. Lakin. Mrs. Frank Fillmore. Mrs. Fer rell, Miss Nellie Holt. Miss Nonie og- burn. Mrs. A. Bowling, Mrs. F. P. Chaffee.
 At the meeting of the Cradle of the Confederacy Chapter U. D. C., the election of delegates to the convention in Birmingham resulted as follows:
 Delegates-Mrs. Lamar. Mrs. Frank OLO1len enW6FCk, MrS. W. L. DuEF, aaTSs Charles McCrarey. Mrs. Gessnes, Miss Mamie Bethea. Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Watt. Alternates--Mrs Charles Abercrombie. Mrs. Lamar, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Harris Gunter, Mrs. William Saffold, Mrs. Her. bert Battle Mrs. Sale Phelan. MEETING OF IoNIAN
 CLUB WITH MRS. LITTLE.
 The Ionian Club met with Mrs. Laura Little at her home on Moulton Street, yesterday morning when Reciprocity Day was celebrated, and the following papers were read:
 'sThe Moral Effect of Clarissa liar lowe" by Miss Moses of the Sesame Club.
 "The French Academy by Miss Me- Gehee of the Magazine Club.
 'Fatigue and It's Relief" by Mrs. w. E. Ledyard of the Mothers Union.
 "The State of Education During the Middle Ages" by Mrs. Tisdale of the No Name Club.
 After the. reading of the papers the members of the club enjoyed mum her of vocal solos by Miss Laura Little ana Mrs. Roger Atkinson of Virginia.
 Guests of Mrs. Little yesterday morn : ing who are not members of the club, were Mrs. Weaver of Chicago. Mira