The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-11
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The fifth annual recital or Miss All nie May Griggs music class took place on Monday afternoon at ociock as her suburban home at cioverdale. beautiful and varied program was ren- dered by the young performers wien skill and grace, exhibiting the resuis oA thorough instruction and care.
 At the conclusion of the music z Ic lightful social hour was ehJos ,.s, the guests and pupils. For the occeS ion the home was decorated Wien naina ferns ana a profusion or mag. nIfcenf roses In the hall White cue flowers, in the parlor. pink ana m 'ne oinins r10n rrsttiiv adorned table nectar vas served by Misses Inez and Annie Lucie Stuart. The program in run ioi- Trio--wa,tz. streabbog. sailie Al- len. Virginia Lasseter and Alice Grigg me Fair--Gurlitt. Adeline Dougiass. Little Prince--Krosman. NTH IdIiiputian Parade--Duceiie. Alice Rob Robins Lullaby--Krosman. Virgin T,net- NV Mania's waltz--streabbog AdelIne Douglass and Erin Thompson. Dream of the Rsaper--Heins. Saiiie Allen. .,
 Tyrolean .Melody--van Gael. Miss Mary Van Thornton
 Happy GO Lucky--LAnge. Miss Vir- Butternies-Lege Miss Mary Ellis. Duet, serenade-- sartorio. Misssss Chasing the Butterhies-Hirsch. MISS Rococo-Aletter. Miss Helen Reeves. Duet. Melody of Love-Engleman Misses Nancy and Mary Ellis
 Good Night-Nevin. Miss LOuise Fraser. s, =. Moszkowski. Misses L. Fraser and Il. Reeves.
 MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUB. Mrs. Charles Coleman entertained the members of the Art Study Ciup Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at her horne at Cloverdale. It was the third of the opening meetings devoted to Current Events each year and the pro- gram prepared was an especially inter esting one.
 Alter each member had read her pa- per on Current Events in art an enjoy able contest was held. The club has devoted the past year to the study of Greek Art and Mrs. Coleman had ar- ranged an art gallery in the pines by tacking the pictures which have been studied during the year on the trees. The task was to catalogue the pictures
 
 the names correctly prize was award ed It was a statue of the Venus de Milo ndd was won by Miss Brook Hat chett.
 The Art Study Club has no election of officers and it's pernanent President is Miss Rutson Hatchett. At this the last meeting of the year, Mrs. Lamar Law in the name of the club presented to the President a wreath Of laurels. Tn cumming little Greek costumes two little children. Miss Grace Gunter and Master ". A. Gunter, third. brought the statue in on a silver waiter and as they presented it to Miss Hatchett Mrs. Law read an original poem In which she expressed the gratitude. love and admiration of the members of the club to its President for the work they have done under her direction.
 rThe color tones in the decorations for the occasion were blue and white the Greek coiors
 Guests of the club at this meeting were Mrs. A. L. Mcleod of Selma and Miss Fitzgerald of Florida.
 MARRIAGE or MRS. swARTx
 AND MIR. COLLIER. A marriage of interest to friends of the bride and groom was that of Mrs Leona Swartz and Mir. L. H. Collier which was solemnized at early mass yesterday morning at St. Peters Church. Rev. Father Savage officiating The attendants were Mrs. J. R. John. son and Mr. L. A. Collier. brother and sister of the groom.
 The bride was attired in white lin. gerie and lace, and Mrs. Johnson wore a. toilette of white emb broidered Iin- gerie. After the ceremony the we'd ding party was entertained at break fast at the home of the groom's mother Mrs. l.. Fl. Collier and later the newly married couple left for visit to rela- tives in Columbus. Georgia. Her trav. cling gown was of blue cloth.
 They will return Sunday and be at home at 300 Dexter Avenue. The bride is from Cincinnati, Ohio and has only made her home in Montgomery for the past two months. Mir. Collier is a Montgomerian. Both have many warm friends who will wish them a happy welded life.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS PARKER
 AND MIR. FITzPATRICx. On Tuesday morning at o'clock the marriage of Miss Eleanora Parker and MT. Patrick Fitzpatrick was solemn issd at St. Peter's Church. Rev. Fath- or oHara officiating.
 The sanctuary was decorated with palms and brides roses and the young couple was attended by Miss Mccarthy of Birmingham, niece of the bride, and Mr Theobale Poylan, who was best man.
 The bride wore a gown of blue Mar quisette with ecru trimmings and a hat to match. Her bouquet was of brides roses. Miss Mccarthy was attired in blue voile and carried cluster of Kill larney roses
 The wedding party entered to the strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin rendered by Miss Sallie Boylan. Immediately after the cere- mony MT. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick left for a Journey to Washington and other points East When they return they win be at home at Grove Street.
 Mrs A. L. Mcleod of Selma is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Halls.
 Miss Fitzgerald Is the guest of her sister. Mrs Thrower Shepard at her home at Cloverdale.
 Mrs. A. B. Garland has gone to Rome, Ga, to visit relatives.
 c. B. Craig, of Clarksville, Texas, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. c. D. Thompson at her residence. III North Jackson Street.
 The barbecue to be given by the Elks today at Picket Springs is an event toward which the members and their friends are looking with great