The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-30
WOMEN qna SOCIETY
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 pr. Blue. Robert E. Steiner. Jr.. Gastou Gunter. Frank Miller. Whiting TO MISSES ORUM AND WiLkERsON.
 Miss Margaret Coleman entertained at six-hand euchre ih honor of Mss sarah Warren Wilkerscu and MISS Dixie Drum on yesterday afternoon. The lower floor of the pretty Coleman home was decked out in Christina. greens. starred with narcissus ana lilies of the valley. Crimson azaiias were effectively placed about the apartments. and time-honofed mistle- toe was everywhere In evidence. Miss Coleman wore . dainty d1rec- totre gown of pink. Miss Wilkerson was In blue messaline and Miss Drum in red cloth.
 Miss Coleman was assisted by Misses Elizabeth Coleman, Margaret Hubbard, JettaiIeen Farley. LoTana Cain and Miss Hunter of Virginia.
 The Christmas idea was carried out | in tho dainty refreshments. As last course. charlotte was served. orna- mented with tiny Christmas trees on which diminutive tapers burned. The bright faces of the young guests, made brighter by the light of the burning tapeFa. formed . picture of perfect happiness.
 Miss Mary Cohbs was the fortunate winner of the rose hat-pin, which was offered as first prize. Mss Matilda Norwood received the silk stockings as consolation. and Miss Georgia Saf- fold was given Christy book as 8 booby prize. The two guests of honor were presented with pearl pins. In addition to the receiving party there were present Misses Isabel Cobb bs, Katherine Baldwin, Etheldra Williams, Lula Mcqueen. Georgia SaffoId. Georgia Richardson, Annie Gaston, Lottie Wyly, Annie Wasren Jones, Mildred Andrew Therese RoQuemore, Gertride John- stone, Matilda Norwood. Mary Cobbs. Elizabeth cobbs. Ellen Tyson. and Mary Ellen Harris. ,t
 MACMILLAN-msCOO On Tuesday afternoon st 5;30, at the homo of her broth er-in-law. Mir. John Hoflowoy. Miss Kathleen MacMfllan was given in marriage to Mir. Marlon A. McCool of west Biocton. Ala. The home of MT and Mrs Holloway was beautifully decorated for the oc- casion with palms, ferns. azalias and bridal roses The ceremony was per- which the color tones were white and green. The improved altar was form ed of palms and ferns.
 The front parlor was decorated in | white and greens On the bridal table were quantities of white roses and | tracings of delicate ferns and vines Over this seat of hospitality Miss Lily Coghill and Miss Martha Earth pre- sided. Miss Hettiei Barnett and Miss Annie South assisted in entertaining The wedding party descended the stairs to the strains of the wedding march, played by Miss Hettie Barnette, who also played Hearts and Flowers during the, reading of the wedding l service. pr. N. M. Woods oficiated. | Mrs. John Holloway sister of the bride. in old rose cloth directoire. was blue cloth travelling suit. with hat to match. and carried brides roses.
 Mr. Fred McCool was best man. A PRETTY CHRISTMAS WEDDING An attractive home wedding was sol- emnized on Christmas afternoon at o'clock, when Miss Frances May Had den was given in marriage to Mir. Louis Clark Hutchinson. The Rev. MT. Curtis of the Perry Street Metho- | dist Church pronounced the. solemn words which made the young pair | one. sa4s.sels
 The Hadden home on South McDon. ough Street, was beautifully decorated | for the occasion In. the flowers and greens Of the season.
 The bride was lovely in . directoire | gown of Alice blue silk, and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations and lilies of the valley.
 After the ceremony, an informal re- | ception was held. at which delightful | refreshments were served.
 The young couple will be aI home to their friends on Hammer Street, Oak Park.