The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-05
Montgomery Social News.

Montgomery, July 4-(Special. 5-The marriage of Miss Henrietta Evelyn Hill and MT. Lawrence ,Judsson Bugg was sol emnized < tie nome of Miss Mary Hill, qists: of the bride on Tuesday, the 30th. Mrs. Robert s. Swann of Charleston, sis ter of the bride, was matron of honor, and MT. Bugg was attended by his cousin, MT. J. B. Barnett of Moneroeville, who was best man. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Byrd Moore of Summer field in the presence of a number of friends and relatives, and afterward a reception was rendered the young people. Shortly after MT. and Mrs. Bugg left for Denver, Col, where MT. Bugg goes as a delegate to the national democratic con- vention. On their return trip they will visit Meridian, Atlanta and St. Louis, after which they will return to Monroe vile, their future home.
 On Monday evening. at the home of Rev. W. J. Elliott, on Court street. the wedding of Miss Carrie Belle Tally and MT. John B. Gordon Heating occurred in the presence of a few friends. After the ceremony the wedding party was enter tained at supper by Mr. A. F. Heating, brother of the groom, at his home on Union street
 Miss Bessie Miles was hostess at a conversation party on Tuesday evening
 
 her for a delightful evening" The party was given in compliment to her friends, Miss Anna Anderson of Selma, Miss Fe- lia Denson of Lafayette and Miss Err nestine Patterson of Decatur, Tex. A unique programme of subjects of conver saticn was the feature of the evening entertainment Refreshments were served during the latter part of the evening by Misses Gladys Hudson, Willie Kerlin, Ruby Kirkpatrick, Ophelia McLemore and Florence Harris.
 Quite a number of the younger dancing set enjoyed an evening at Pickett Springs on Monday evening, when the march was led by MT. Sam Jones with Miss Ethel Saffold of Washington. There were about 40 couples in attendance.
 A picnic In honor of Miss Bessie Miles and her guests was given at Whetstones s lake on Wednesday, when those who en- joyed the occasion were pr. and Mrs. c. A. Stakely, Mrs. L. L. Lassiter, Mrs JohnEtone, MT and Mrs. H. l.. Atkin- son of West Point MT. and Mrs G. G. ! Miles, MT and Mrs H. H. Sweatt. Misses Patterson, Miles, Anderson Denson l Jeane Burke. Flora Stakely, Messrs. w. D. Stegal, .-.E. Dow, Joseph Frank Lassiter, Louis Lassiter George Miles and N. D. Denson, Jr., of Lafayette. On Wednesday evening Miss Cecela Payne entertained few of her friends with an Up Jenks party in compliment to her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Wilingham, of Macon, Ga.
 Mrs. F. M. Patterson of Montevallo and Mrs. J. c. Parham of Gainesville are the guests of their niece, Mrs. Will T. Shee- han, at her home on Bellinger Heights. Col. C. R. Bricken and bride were in | the city on Wednesday, coming from Mo- bile, where they were married Tuesday. 1 They have gone to their home in Lu- | verne
 ! MT. and Mrs. D. R. Munk and Miss Annie Laurie Powell of Hurtsboro leave | soon for an extended trip to Pittsburg, New York. Washington and other points 1 of interest.
 MT and Mrs William Temple seibels, | MT. and Mrs. E. B. Joseph Jr Mrs. 1 Lawrence Anderson, Miss Emily Semplc. Miss Roberta Roberts, Miss Mary Sei- ] bels Ball, MT. Clifford Lanier Jr., and