The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-14
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 Graf. Mrs. Brown. Miss Agnes Downes. and Mrs. Martha Reese.
 MARRIAGE or mss
 DIXON AND MIR. PAYNE
 At the home of the brides mother. Mrs E A Payne. on Clayton Street last evening. occurred the marriage of Miss Bertha Dixon and MT. James Reid Payne. The young couple were unat- tended and entered the parlor together. They stood beneath an arch of south ern sniiax in the centre of which was suspended wedding bell of white roses. The scheme of adorninc throughout the apartment was green and white and many beautifui palms. ferns and vases of choice white flowers were used. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev D H. McNeal. and was witnessed by limited number of rela- Ives ana close friends The bride. who Is q young woman of lovely ouaiities was pretty in gown of Copenharen blue SILK made princess and trimmed with applique. She wore d hot to pIumes. anu
 sne ceremony was followed by an inIormal reception during which con Ions and good wishes were ex- tended. Later Mir. and Mrs. Payne wert to the Gienmore where they will ra. sIde Tor the present. MT, Payne ia rom GreenviIle, s. C., and I'd ona os Lne contractors now working m tba SSay-Teague building on Cosnrnerce "AahLAGE OF MISS sEI,
 LARS AND MIR. NORMAN.
 A marriage of Wednesday was that or Miss Eubritta SelIars and MT. VII nam q. Norman. of Fleta, which was csleprated at the home of Rev. a. ~ 1acSenee. Only a few relatives wifi messed the ceremony. The bride was attractfve in a handsome aovvn of cnampagne silk with hat to match. sne ss carried bouquet of pfnK carna- s.n s.ons. After the ceremony the we'd aipg party went to the Exchange for breakfast.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. W J. Sellars. of F1eta, and Is popular Witn large circle of friends. Mfr. Norman is prominent merchant ana planter. To MT. and Mrs. Norma n. their friends will extend congratula- tions and best wishes.
 Y. M. O. A. AUXILIARY TEA.
 The members of the Y. M. e. A. Auxiliary gave q silver tea at the as- sociation building yesterday afternoon from { to o'clock and from a social. as well as q financial point of view. the occasion was a decided success. The callers were received by the or ncers of the organizations Mrs. Pugh DeJarnette, president; Mrs J. A Kirkpatrick, vice president; Mrs. T, D. McGough, secretary, and Mrs. E. 0, Stay, treasurer.
 At attractive1y appointed tables tea was poured by Mrs. =. l.. DeJarnette and Mrs. Richard billiard and coxree was poured by Mrs. c. c. Zirlxle ana Mrs. B. c. Hewlett. At another ta- bie candy was dispensed by Mrs. J. D. Cody.
 The members of the auxiliary wera assisted by Miss Mary Kirkpatrfck Miss Lucretfa Wyman, Miss Sadie Wy man, Miss Laura HiT1. Mrs. W. r. Han, Miss Annie Warren Jones, Miss Mary Belle Jones, Miss onie Bell De- Jarnette, Mise Marie Alexander, Miss Vaiine Sanford, Miss Dyer. of Wash ington. Miss Rita Ament, Miss Flora May Ament, Miss Fannie Haynie, Miss Clauselle Hood. Miss Whitman Hood, Miss Ida Walker, Miss Minna Dent. Miss Mary Arlington, Miss May Tyson, Miss Marion Waite and Miss Caroline Hannou
 ", ". .. 4. NOTES.
 The verdict of Montgomery women 5CeHaS to Do b1dL Ju0 T Oun8 WOmOu'8 Christian Association is to be con- graduated upon securing Miss Angy Manning Taylor as Bible teacher. Her audiences are growing in numbers daily, while the interest in her lec- lures is intense. The crowds who went to hear her yesterday at the First Baptist Church. were responsive Iis- teners. Miss Taylor has no sensation al methods in presenting her great subject, but proceeds quietly. All are Impressed with the remarks able boise cf the speaker. The wonderful truths sef St. Jol1n's Gospel come to one with -a.,new force as she points them out in her earnest way. Mrs. Harris, pres fdent of the Young Women's Christian Association, presides at the services. "A solo by Miss Majors was thoroughly enjoyed by the large audience. IN HONOR OF MISS WYNN, MISS
 CARTIER AND MISS WILCOX.