The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-02
I IN so c I E T Y

home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. S. Wehher, on Perry street. at o'clock and the guests Nncluded only the relatives of the young couple.
 The home was decorated with taste- full arrangement of smilax. palms and white candles in silver and crystal candle sticks and candelabra. The bride was attired in a travelling gown of brown broadcloth with which she wore hat to match and carried a clus- ter of bride roses. She wore a handr some diamond crescent the wedding gift of the bridegroom. She was es- corted to the place of celebration by her father who gave her away. The bridegroom was attended by his brother. Mir. Fred Meyer, who was best man
 Shortly after the ceremony was per- formed, Rev. B. F. Cobbs officiating.
 the young couple left for the station and started on a wedding journey for New York. They will be gone several
 weeks before they return and be at home, in the Margaret flats in Birmingham. where they will keep | house.
 The ceremony was followea by an informal, reception during which re- 1 treatments were served and the brides | cake, which was placed on a beautiful | ly decorated table, was cut The table was beautified by an arrangement of | white tulle and smi1ax.
 | The bride is one of the most popular young women in the social circles oi Of bearing have rendered her greatly | admired by large circle. MT. Meyer l who is a successful business man oi Birmingham. is a former Montgomerian who has hosts of friends here who will
 regret that he and his lovely bride will | reside elsewhere.
 MEMBERS OF INTER-sE
 CLUB ENTERTAIN AT HOP l A happy event of last evening was the hop at which the members of the Inters-Se Club entertained at Arataset
 Hall.
 The grand march which opened the | evenings pleasure was led by MT. ]
 H. Washburn, who is vice president ol
 the club. He was gracefully assisted by Miss Lula Mcqueen.
 I Tn the march and program which | followed there were eighty couples whs
 participated. The party was chap
 roned by Mrs. Steven Hubbell. Mrs. W W. Frame, IT,, Mrs. J. F. Bartlett
 Mrs. Gerald Ware and. Mrs. Morgan Morris.
 Among the members and their guest
 who participated were Misses Maggi
 Hubbard, Carrie Brown Joseph, Ida Par rish, Rida Ament Irene Copeland, Lillial
 Hill, Ida Thompson, Lucille Strong Mary Ellen Harris, Estelle Hubbell
 Dora Davidson. Clara Westcott, Ethe Tressler. Katie Halls, Katherine Dent
 Virginia Holt. Helen Steiner, Saral W. wilkerson. Mary Cobbs, Geraldin
 Ware, Jean Mapes, Eleanor Crum
 Lizzie Beale, Annie W. Jones. Virgins Abercrombie, Phedora Randolph, Lo
 rama Cain. Bessie Miles. Willie Gayle Olivia Bogacki, Lula McQueen, Anni Solomon. Ruby Richards. jEthelda vii
 Hams, Evelyn Blob, Annie Laurie Pzestcott Blantons Aline Jones, Lid
 Mash burn, Butler, Margaret Coleman Mary Cobbs, Lucille Sergeant. Lizzi Pickett. Taylor Beale. Crosswells, Betl Pelzer, Minnie Miller of Marion, Julii May Henderson, Georgia Richardson
 Lizzie Fitzpatrick, Mau6e Howe, Lilli
 Lee, Mary Louise Croswel1 Elizabetl Pelzer. Bessie Maddox, Jules Randolph Gene Burke, Ellen Dexter. Mary Ash ley, Eloise Washburn, Ellen Tyson Kathleen o'Connell. Florence Norwood Catherine Baldwin, Messrs. Shelly Boy kin, S. H. Dowdell, Tom Holt, Collin Howe. Sam Jones, J. c. Pinkstons ] D. Wadsworth. John Ellis Johnson Henry Alexander. Jamie WILCOX. Jui jus Pearson. Brown Gaston. Dan Holt | John Brame, Troy Halls. T. c. Lock
 James Davidson, Robert Henderson
 Fielder Halls, Penn Morrisette. Luthe
 Fuller, Ready Ellsber Fred Wilker son, Edward May, Penrose Stout, Vii