The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-27
THE SOCIAL SIDE

1emB MHwBmwmIrmMMmEFl " IHl 1Fm Louise Johnson of Birmingham. Mrs. A. c. Birch of Birmingham. and Mr. Lewis Powell of St. Louis.
 The sincere interest centered in this marriage Is due to the popularity of both bride and bridegroom. She is a young woman of rare charm and magnetism. and has been one of Mont gomery's most pronounced social favorttes durfne her young iadyhood.
 Mir. Anderson is a young business man who holds a responsible position in the employ of Carr's Manufactory, He is highly esteemed In both business and social circles.
 Mir. and Mrs. Anderson have gone to New Orleans 10 spend some time. When they return they will reside with her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. M. Chiffon, at their home on south Perry street. MFss. L0vTRKE ENTERTAINED
 IN HONOR OF MRS. SWAIN.
 One of the most delightful occasions of yesterday was the reception given by Mrs. A. P. Lowrie at her home on Madison Avenue, when she compliment ed Mrs J. Perry Swain, of Cleveland. O., by entertaining q large number of friends In her honor.
 There were four apartments of the lower floor of the pretty home thrown open to the pleasure of the callers who came to meet Mrs. Lowrie's guest of honor The reception hall was prettiIy decorated In plan of green and white and an artistic placing of white carna- tions, palms and ferns carried 1t out. In the parior. pink carnations were used. combined with potted foliage plants. The library was adorned with yellow. and 5onquils were the blooms in evidence. Tn this apartment punch was served from an attractive table on which jonquiIs and yellow shaded can dles formed the features of adorning. and Mrs. c. A. Montgomery was host ess there
 The dining room was exquisitely ar ranged with red carnations, red shaded lights and smilax. and the coffee table. on which the same tone was continued, was presided over by Miss Pearl Brock of Huntsville.
 ' Mrs Lowrie received her friends in a handsome toilette of gray silk and lace. and Mrs Swain wore becoming creation of blue silk and lace. The friends who assisted Mrs \ Lowrie in entertaining her guests were Mrs. Frank P Chaffee, Mrs. c. F. Bemer, Mrs. J. Marshall Chumley and Mrs. William Wheeler.
 The hours were from to o'clock and during them the four apartments devoted to the occasion were filled with an assemblage of friends, who called in response to the invitation to meet Mrs Swain, who is the charming vis- itor for whom Mrs. Lowrie entertained Later in the evening the gentlemen of the receiving party were expected and after their arrival a card party was enjoyed. There were three tables arranged for progressive hearts. and those who were among the players were. Mir. and Mrs. Lowrie. Mrs. Swain Mir. and Mrs. Frank F. chaffee. MT. and Mrs O. r. Bemer. Mir. and Mrs J. Marshall Chumley, MT, and Mrs William Wheeler, Miss Pearl Brock Miss Kate McAdams and Mir. R.. E. WhitakeF.
 CHURCH WEDDING OF
 MISS DOWDIELL AND MIR.
 WASHINGTON
 At the Court Street Methodist churcl last evening occurred a wedding ii which hosts of friends throughout tn l State will be interested. when Miss An nie Joseph powdeIl and Mir. Henry 4 Washington. of Louisville. Ky.S wer married. Rev O. c, McGehee officiatine in the presence of a large assembly Q friends that filleds the ediffce. The church was elaborately decorate with palms. ferns and white cut flow CTS. The massfng of potted foliag plants formed an attractive backgroun l and vases of lilies of the valley punct uated their beauty.
 Before the arrival of the bridal party a program of appropriate music Wa l rendered by an orchestra, and at 6:a l o'clock. the appointed hour. the tone i, of the Lohengrin wedding march an nounced their entrance. The usher 1 who led tbe way were, MT. Edwin Jo seph, Mir. Albert Brame, Mir. Shapar l Dowdell. and Mir. Armistead Brown. F0llowinR came Mrs. Armistea I Brown, sister of the bride. who wa matron of honor. She was landsomel g0wned in white radium silk. richt 1 trimmed with lace. and carried an arT | cluster of Killarney rosaR,
 The bride was escorted by her fathel Mr. T. & Dowdell. who gave her ava | at. the altar Her wedding gown wa | of white ulessaline satin. It was mad 1 Empire. and trimmed with real lace | Her flowers were bride's roses, of whic 1 she carried a shower bouquet, and Ing l veil was caught with lilies of the val | la9- breeding the ceremony, and befor l the arrival of the bridal party, Nils | Virginia Dowdeii. cousin of the brtd' | rendered "AlI For You"
 | At the altar. inc party was joined b l tha groom, accompanied by Mir. Wake l Wiliis. who was best man, During tn