The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13
I N SOC I IE T Y

were silver candeiabra in which burned red, shaded candles and vases of red carnations. At second table in the hall Miss Marcelia SabeI presided over the brides book. Miss Sabel wore a dainty creation of white lingerie and lace.
 The dining room was in white and green. The large round table in the center was spread with white drawn work over green satin. Tn the center was basket of brides roses, carna- tions and hyacinths resting on a large silver waiter. Surrounding 1t was a row of tiny cut glass individual vases of lilies of the valley and encirciing the table nearer the edge was a row of silver candlesticks in which burned green and silver shaded lights. Fes- tons of snilax and white nalfne were draped about the cloth. On another table in the dining room was placed the brides cake and here the same tones were used in the decoration.
 Mrs. Meyer. mother of the bride. was handsomely attired in gray crepe de chine and point lace and her jewels were diamonds. Mrs J. Friedman. mother of the bridegroom, wore black lace and diamonds. Mrs. Emily Meyer. grandmother of the bride. wore black brocaded silk with lace trimmings.
 Among the out of town guests were MT. and Mrs. Silas Stern, of Eufaula; {; Mir. and Mrs. J Friedman, of Eu- fauia; Mfr. and Mrs. Nathan Scheuer, Woodville, Mss: Miss Rose Stern, of Columbus. Ga.: Mrs. Sam Stern, of Co., 1umbus. Ga: MT. Wolfman. of New York; Miss Percy Joseph, of Woodville, Miss: Mir. and Mrs. Gus Seligman, of Eufaula; Misses Minna and Eva Bloom. of Columbus, Ga, and MT. Nose Scheuer, of Eufaula.
 The interest centered here in this marriage is due to the prominence of the young bride and her family, the members of which take an important anthropic affairs of Montgomery. The bride is an attractive and accomplished young woman.
 Mir. Friedman is a highly esteemed and successful young business man of Eufaula where he has hosts of friends who will extend a warm welcome to his bride.
 Mir. and Mrs. Friedman left last night for an extended wedding trip to New York. Washington and other points When they return they will be
 The presents received by this young couple were displayed in an apartment on the second floor. There were hum dreds of handsome gifts in silver, cut glass and brio a brac.
 The brides gift to each of her at tendants was a pearl pin.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS JOLLY
 AND MIR. ETHERIDGE. A marriage of yesterday was that or Miss Alma Jolly and Mr. Palmer A. Etheridge which took place at 5:SV o'clock at the brides home, 12 Hoi- combe Street, Rev. Hehry W. Fancher officiating and the ceremony was wit messed by relatives and close friends. For the happy occasion the home was decorated very attractively in the bridal tones of white and green palms, ferns and smilax were used in pretty effect. The bride wore a becoming suit of brown voiIe a large picture hat in corresponding tones, and carried a cluster of Killarney roses. The bride and groom entered the parlor to the strains of Mendlesshon's wedding march rendered by Mrs. J. D. Carter and they were preceded to the altar by the little ribbon bearers. Misses Catherine Robertson, niece of the bride and Clement Fitzpatrick. short iy after the ceremony, the young couple left for a trip to Atlanta and other points in Georgia. After their return they will be at home in Selma, where the groom is we'll known busi- ness man. The interest of a wide circle of friends is centered in this marriage and they have tee best wishes of all for their, future happiness. MT. and Mrs. c. B. Jolly were out-of-town guests at the marriage,
 AKIZELL-sMITH.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. Jasen Smith. Showdown. Ala, was the scene