The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-23
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 MRS. REEVES. The meeting of the Magazine Club. held yesterday afternoon. when the members were the guests of Mrs. J. A. Fefzs' Massos n sSs sSms on cos. of Ass w.s m interesting occasion. The election of officers was the important business feature and resulted as follows:
 President--Miss Olivia Arlington Vice President-- John Hastings corresponding seeretary-Mrs. W. w. Pearson .e Recording secretary-Mrs. Albert Brame.
 Treasurer--Mrs. John Ryiands. Director--Miss Elizabeth Moore. The home was adorned with pink sweet peas and roses. and nectar was served from a table in the hall decor- ated in the club colors. purple and green. carried out in sweet peas and mint. The young ladies who served were Miss Helen Reeves and Miss Vera Smith.
 The guest of the club at this meet ing was Mrs. Mewbill. of Richmond, The June meeting of the club will he held at the residence of Mrs. W. W. Pearson on Wilkerson Street. MISS LAHEY ENTERTAINED
 SATURDAY CARD CLUB. Miss Margaret Lahey entertained the Saturday Card Club yesterday after noon at her home on Goldthwaite Street, when she was assisted by her cousins, Miss Lucretia wyman, Miss Sadie Wyman and Miss Dora David son. ts<
 Yellow roses and. daisies end other cut flowers were effectively used to adorn the apartments for the occasion. Two handsome prizes were awarded, the club prize. blue linen parasol, was won by Miss Carolyn Randolph, and the guests prize, an embroidered handkerchief was awarded to Miss Re- becca Pollard.
 A delicious course luncheon followed the genes.
 MISS WOLFF ENTERTAINED
 SEWING CIRCLE. The members of the Sewing Circle held a delightful meeting Thursday afternoon, when they were beautifully entertained by Miss Lucille Wolff at her home on South Hull Street.
 After the tasks were completed luncheon was enjoyed, served from a table exquisitely adorned in cut flowers and ferns.
 The party included Miss Edith Meyer Miss Maude Strauss. Miss Hilda Levy of Demonolis. Mrs. Kal Schwartz. Miss Gladden.. Miss Kate Steiner Miss Maude Altman. Miss Blanche Engel. Miss Clare Hertz and Miss Dora Marcus. MARRIAGE OF MISS
 SLATER AND MIR. MACEY. A quiet home wedding of interest was that of Miss Annie Laurie Shafer and Mir J. Wiley Macey. The mar riage took place at 7:s0 o'clock at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. Andrew J Shafer, on Holeonnbe aff MeGehee oficiating. The event was a distinct surprise to the friends of the young couple as the members of the immediate families were apprised of their plans only few hours before the ceremony.
 The bride wore a becoming costume of blue voile with tan accessories and tan picture hat trimmed with roses and plumes.
 The union of the popular young cou- pie is of interest to q host of friends who hold them in high regard and will wish for them long life of happiness. The bride Is a.loveable and winsone responsible position in railroad circles. MT. and Mrs. Macey are for the present at the Exchange Hotel.
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 Friends in Montgomery have re- CeiVe0 lnVitatloHS 10 the marriage or Mrs. Helen Moore Thomas of Mobile and Lieutenant Commander Mark Lam bert Dristol, U. S. N. The marriage will take place on the evening of Monday, June 1st. at g o'clock. at Christ Church. Mobile.
 The bride-elect is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore, who have issued the invitations to her wedding, and is one of the most admired women in the State.
 Mrs. H. S. Kealhofer and daughter. Jane KealhofeF. have gone to Atlanta, Ga, to visit relatives and friends.
 
 Mrs. J. 4. Ellis, who has been visit ing Mrs. Edward Flowers, has return ed to her home in Union Springs.
 
 Mrs. Mary Phelan Watts has receiv- ed an invitation to attend the eigh- teenth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans, to be held in