The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-15
pIana Kahn and Mr. nertr.m ceeIl

Diana Kahn and MT. Bertrsm Cecil
 The marriage took place at 8 o'clock M. Kahn. on Bi6b street. and oficiat- ing was Rabbi B. c. Ehrenreich. The home for the occasion was prettily flowers and n P pSe sttrsofive sFaf snS sohems Sas tsticaiy " caSried % out. a fn sn srrsnss Mas ss ment of white roses and chrysanthe- with the potted foliage plants Over the place of celebration was hung a large cornucopia filled with roses.
 ter Miss Louise Kahn. as maid of honor Mr r,hnl and Mr: W.,, Well was attended by in a toilette, of white satin and % pneSa ess lace, with which she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. gowned in white lingerie. and lace and carried an arm cluster of white roses.
 After the informal reception which followed the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. York. When they return they will be Kahn. at 4os Blob street.
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 Mr. ana Mrs. Well. the newly mar ried couple will be gone until No~em- A PLEA AGAINST THE CHECK REIN
 The following letter has been re- ceived from . friend of the cause of the kindness to the dumb brute:
 In Sundays Advertiser I read your advice to the women who expect to enter horses at the chow to be held use your influence to do away with the check rein7 I have been told that about a year ago society for the pre- vention of cruelty to animals was or- ganized and laws passed prohibiting the use of the check rein In Mont gomery If that is true those la WIS have beon most lamentable failure for nearly every horse I see drawing Even the work animkls pulling drays. delivery wagons, etc, are tortured ip this manner.
 Any observant person can see that unnatural position of the head en- tailed by the check rein The horse cannot breathe properly and some do not seem to be 4ble to see we'll where reined so high. It Is a most senseless and cruel custom and for the sake of the suffering dumb brutes beg of you to use the influence of your depart, ment of The Advertiser to do away with the evil. I. for one. will be truly grateful to you.
 Very Sincerely Yours, A., s. P. ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ROOD AND MR. WILLIAMS ANNOUNCED. The Springfield (Mass.) Republican of recent date announces an engage ment of marriage In which Montgomer- | ians will be very much interested as | the groom elect is a former Montgom- | erlan who is to return to make his home here. It Is the engagement of Miss. Gladys Rood. and MT. William M :. | Wiliiams. The announcement is. made | by Mir. and Mrs. Charles D.. Rood, par | ents of the bride-elect. Mir. Williams | has lived in New York as a member of the law firm of Clarke. Breckin- rsaT Tidgs ana cares rrats. for the past tour Montgomery about the 18th of this month.
 SAxE-STEINER INVITA- Mir. and Mrs Louis Steiner have is- sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Hattie Steiner. and Mr: Louis L. Sake. The marriage Wednesday, October 2S. at 4:30 o'clock at their home. 42s South McDonough Street.
 An accompanying card states that the young couple will be at home after November Is at 6O4 West Eleventh Street. New York City.
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 BALDWIN-RICE. Mir. and Mrs. Williams Park Rice announce the engagement of their daughter Bessie Forester, to Dr. ] {, c. Baldwin. of Nashville. Tenn. The marriage will take place some time in November, at the home of the brides parents. 10O6 North Baylen Street, Pen- sacola. Fla.
 GARDNER-OATEs.
 ...to aA ATr and Miss Carrie Oates was quietly, soly emnized at 6:30 o'clock yesterday SVeTt- ing In the parlor of the residence on Amanda street of MT. John E. Dunn'
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of only a few friends.
 RALLY DAY.
 The Foreign Missionary Society will hold all-day service Friday at Dexter avenue Church. The, district secretary, conduct the service. A box luncheon with hot tea and coffee will be served at the church. The afternoon services J. e. Reynolds. of Greenvilie.- pre-; siding. Every one interested Is urged to attend and enjoy these services. of rAs Aabarn pnasdeas corresponding o Tn sscPstaTg of of Prsttviile. and Mrs. J. c. Ron: yolds of Greenvllle. will be present. MEETING OF PETER FOR NEY CHAPTER, ID. A. R. A delightful meeting of the Peter | Forney Chapter. D.. A. R. was held | yesterday afternoon at the home of | the vice regent. Mrs. G, H. McCombs. The meeting was in the nature of a reunion. as this was the first regular | monthly meeting of the season. Sew | eral matters of Interest were discussed and some important business trans- | acted.
 Following the business hour. Mrs. | McCombs entertained her guests with | delightful refreshments.
 MAGAZINE CLUB MEET
 | ING POSTPONED.
 The meeting of the Magazine Club which was to have been held Friday | afternoon is postponed until Saturday | afternoon at { o'clock, This meeting | Is postponed on account of the called | meeting of the members of all the Fed | erated clubs of the city which will be | held Friday afternoon and the mem | bers of the Magazine Club are request l ed to attend this meeting.
 CALLED MEETING OF CLUB WOMEN There will be called meeting of the | members of the Federated Women's | Clubs of the city, Friday afternoon at |