The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-25
MARRIAGE OF MISS MeEHEE

MARRIAGE OF MISS M'GEHEE
 AND MIR. CHILTON.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Kate Me- Cehee and MT John Chiffon was an event of interest which took place yes terday afternoon at the home or ner parents. Rev. and Mrs. O. c. McGehee on Church Street. The ceremony at 5:so o'clock was performed in the pres ence of q limited number ef close friends and relatives and was feiloWed by reception to which q large gath ering of guests had been invited.
 The lower floor of the home was thrown open for the occasion and was effectively decorated with palms and ferns and pink and white roses Tn the parIor where the place of celebration was arranged A bower of palms and ferns formed c background Tor the wedding scene and vases of roses add ed fragrance and color.
 The bride was attended by Miss Mi- zell Hill of Mobile. Miss Lillian Chris tian, Miss Cecile Chiffon, sister of the groom and Miss Marion McGehee, sis- ter of the bride. They wore charming toilettes of white lingerie and lace and carried shower bouquets of pink roses. carrying out in their attractive attire the color tone of pink and white.
 The bride and groom approached the altar together. She wore an exquisits costume of white lingerie and lace and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. The ceremony was performed by Rev. o. c, McGehee, father of the bride. and was followed by reception in honor of the newly married young couple.
 At s:45 o'clock Mir. and Mrs. Chiffon left for Savannah. whence they will go to New York by water. When they re- turn they will be at home at sii Church Street.
 A delightful supper party took place at Picket Springs, Thursday evening in honor of Miss Bertha Ldchten of Fen sacola, Miss Eva Bloom of Columbus and Mics Lillian Goldman of Birming- ham, Those who participated were; Miss Bertha Liehten and Mir, Reuben Haas, Miss Eva Bloom and Mir. Jake Hirsch. Miss Lillian Goldman and MT. Julian Rice Miss Kate Steiner and Mir and Mir. HaFry pavis. Miss Blanche Engle and MT. Herman simon, Miss Maude Altman and Mir. Fills Altman, Mss Phjllipa Marks and Mr. Rurgr hardt Klein. @I
 A thoroughly enjoyable theatre party at the Majestic and supper was given on Wednesday evening In honor of Miss Lillian Goldman Of Birmingham and Miss Eva Bloom of Columbus.
 The party included Miss Kate stein- CT and Mir. Harry Davis, Mlss Blanche Mohr and MT. Reuben Haas. Miss Blanche Engle and MT. Julian Rice, Miss Eva Bloom and Mir, Irwin Gas. senheinser. Miss Lillian Goldman and Mir. Herman simon, Mics Bertie Well. and Mir Ellis Altman. Mss Mauda Alt, man and Mr. Jake Hirsch,
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 IN HONoR or MISS HoLT
 AND MISS TAYLOR. Miss Willie Gayle was an attractive young hostess when she entertained last evening numhar of friends at the home Of her parents MT. and Mrs. ". A. Gayle, at Cloverdale, In honor of Miss George Taylor of DaFnopolis and Miss Annie Holt. The lawn was brils liantly illuminated with Japanese Ian. terms which were hung about among the trees and on the verandah. papc- ing wac the feature of the evenings pleasure and during an tnterni3s1on refreshments were served on the lawn. The fsstivaa lad dance given at Pickett Springs Tuesday evening by the members of the Cradle of the confed- cracy and Winnie Davis Chapters, U. D. C., was largely attended and was a beautiful success. financially and se- cially.
 Tne ladies in charge. and to them the success of the occasion was due, are: Mrs. Frank Stoilenwerck, Presldent of the Cradle of the Confederacy Chapter,