The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-19
I N SOC I IE T Y
sARnrAcE OF MISS WILLIS : Avn nfu CF4REQTIAN


 nARRxAGE OF MISS WILLIS AND aER- CHRKsTIAN. A quiet but beautiful home wedding took place last evening at the home of Mrs. L. c. Wills on Columbus Street. when her daughter. Miss Elisabeth Clyde willis and Mir. w. ". Christian were married.
 Ths marriage was celebrated ct s:so o'clock, Rev. Charles A. Stakely om- ciating. The reception hall and periors were further beautifed by an attractive arraurement of potfed palms and ferns and many vases of roses, carnations. violets and narcissus. The place of ceremony In the perior was formed with grouping of palms ana Terms. The assembled guests who witnessed the ceremony included only q limited number of relatives and close friends.
 The bride and groom were unattend- cd and entered the parlor together to the strains of a wedding march rem dered by Miss Hapson of Opeiikas She wore a traveling gown of Copenhagen blue cloth and held an arm cluster of pink carnations.
 shortly after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Christian, the newly married couple, left for Florida. They will wis., if Palm Beach and various other points in Florida where they will spend sew eral months before returning to Mont romery. They will later leave for ok Iahonna where they will reside.
 Sincere interest of aS circle of warm friends Is centered in this marriage and the future happiness of the young couple. The bride Is a young woman of unusual attractions. She Is daugh- tor of Mrs. IL. c. Willis and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. O. Y. Bogacki. MT Christian, who is engaged in the insu- rance business, is 2 young man, Wnc stands high in the esteem of both busi- ness and social circles in which he moves He resided in Montgomery un- til few years ago he went to Okla homa.
 LITTLE MISS KEaLLEY's
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Tn celebration of her fifth birthday anniversary little Miss Mary Petrie Kelley gave beautiful party yester- day afternoon at the home of her par ents. Mir. and Mrs. W B. Kelley or Moulton Street.
 The parlors, reception hall and din ing room of the pretty home were de- voted to the pleasure of the forty 1it- tie folk who assembled in response to the invitation of the very young hostess and they were made specially attrac- tive by cut flowers and dainty vines. Tn the hall Chinese lilies were used in
 
 pariors a plan of red and green was evidenced in the red cut flowers and red shaded lights. In the dining room vel. low and green was the scheme with daffodils. golden fruits and yellow bon bons. In the centre of the table s miniature lake was bordered with ferns and aquatic plants. Tn the center oi the lake was little island overgrowr with ferns and from 1t a tiny bridge reached the eftoFa. On the hrfdwa q toy fisherman angIed for real live gold fish which swan about in the water below. Swans and ducks resting or the lake completed the charming con ceit. Covers were laid for forty; and at each place q popping kiss was the souvenir.
 In the second parlor a diversion much enjoyed was q fish pond from which the little ones fished for whis. ties. whips, balls and dolls. At tht close of the afternoon each guest wal presented with a sparkler.
 Many beautiful presents were re. ceived by the little girl whose nftf birthday gave her friends so much pleasure.
 Little Miss Mary Petrie Kelley wor, . pretty toilette Of lingerie and bab, Irish lace. She was. assisted by Eliza. \ beth Fowler, Elizabeth Stevenson, Nal vina Coleman, Minny Surratt, Christine Holloway, Margaret Tyson and Ruth ratum. ,
 The members of the Theta Iota Sigma Sorority will give a colonial ball thu birthday of General Washington at ths