The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27
MARRIAGE IN ROBINSON
 SPRINGS OF MISS FIERCE

MAHHIA0E IN RUBIN BUN
 SPRINGS OF MISS FIERCE
 AND MIR. VINCENT. and Mir. Isaac Harvey Vincent whicn ;nson Springs. was one in waich much interest Is centered here. as the bride was formerly Montgomerian. x,a
 The wedding was celeeratso I hr,SS;s brothers. MT. Jennings Pierce and Mr; es: Ernest Alley. where for the event Lns spa,rt%snss .aH shTowH t oGsa Wesf Wesims ana
 Misses cSorgia Pierce and Kathryn Alley, her cousins. were the brides at. of honor. wore a Charming toilette of white lingerie and lace and carried 2 cluster of Killarney roses tied with pink tulis. Miss Alley, ths nesa eridesras,a nz carried white carnations and plumosa. Mr. otis Foster of Pratsvills was best
 The wedding party entered the par Tor to the strsins of a wedding march rendered by Mrs: Hubbell Pieree who played appropriate selections during 5Ss y esG!sHong G ggsRay SaSa on Of cent bereavement in the brides family she was attended by only relatives of the bride and groom. shortly atter New Orleans where MT. Vincent holds q responsible position with the United States naval station.
 embroidered chiffon trimmed with rose point lace. She wore a veil and car ried 6 shower bouquet of brides roses and plumosa; and the smart traveling black and white striped Sicilian and with 1t she more a hat to match.
 Among the guests s, who @ Tere present sent Rosalie Higgins. Miss Kathryn Alley, Mrs. Laura J. Alley, Captain and Mrs HubbeI1 Pierce of Coosada. MT. Law Ethsl TShs 1asTSs: Pitcher % Mr deorSe dS Wrasg, Mr and Mrs. Junius Pierce, Mir. Lewis Fielder. Mir. Otis Foster of Prattville. Mrs. Louis Haiglsr. Miss Mary Aslg.
 AS Miss Pierce this lovely bride made hosts of friends in MontRomery who 1is M 5 % ssr hsT new hoas eagpy Ss as ter of the late Major Junius J. Pierce who was at one time q prominent and ] influential citizen of Montgomery.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
 BY LITTLE MISS WYNN.
 Little Miss Gertrude Vim was the dainty hostess, who entertained num- ond anniversary of her birthday yes- tsrday at the home of her gr%sndmotnnsr; % n Mrs. s: D. Dana, on Perry Street. Tne SsiD Ssi1E used ts in scheme of pink and white. The doorways cad windows were adorned with garlands of South a sTS arnaos sst d sSss ps Ssuty saS nas S fs
 The table was dainty and attractive n s s ad ss sshs ssasfs npS which, 1two pink and ,Tsnlsn, wniss eandisis hnnis and vases of pink and white roses and was softly lighted with pink and white candles in silver candelabra. The tones of pink and white were used in the ices
 Tn the parlor a large Iapanese urn- brella was suspended from the ceiling and from 1t each chtid drew a ribbon souvenir. S wnlH The souvenirs wsrs doiiS Japanese doll houses. drums. tops and dainty little fans: a.Tsll Tss ttls sf % h9ss:: s a4. s t .re@stsASs @ts ses sap littls aaa hds fhrissds. sDFN' "
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 Miss ENGEL ENTERTAINs.
 Miss HIanchs Engle was the hostess at a delightful huffet luncheon on Thursday. at her home on South, HuM of fss susr msR oa se viaiting goSas iadisS with greens and cut nowerg. and Miss age ESssts SsTs Ms M.! Lllisln assl1. G1lSi Tass of Evansville. Ind. Miss Celestina HIr- scher of Pensacola, Fla,. Miss Stella Calmus Of Birmingham, Miss Eva Bloem of columbus Ga, Miss Reba Mark stein. of Chattanoogaa Miss Bert Lichten of Pensacola, Miss Lucile Wolff, Mrs. Kai. 6cs1waFt9 Miss Edith Meyer. Mics gessje cadden. Miss Blapehe MonT. Miss Mss RsrJIe Wslis Miss FhIlippa GaIEas. Mss Irma Pernheimer. Miss Carrie Behr, Mis9 Helen Vioxers, Misa Ger trIde steineE and Miss Lyra Meyer, MISS KArEnRrNE FLOW
 FRS BIRTHDAY PARTY. A. charming little folk affair Of Thursday was enjoyed by a number 0f the smal1 friends of Katherine Flew erss- little daughter of MT. and Mrs. John J. Flowers. She entertained in celebration of her scond birthday and for the occasion, theJ home was deco rated in pink and white cut flowers From a fish pond pretty eouveniers were drawn. The table from which refreshments were served was dece-