The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-22
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MARRIAGE OF MISS MET

- MARRIAGE or MISS MET
 CALF AND MIR. JONES.
 The popularity of the young couple caused much interest to be centered m the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth MetcaIf and Mir Herbert Augustine Jones, which at o'clock was cele- brated Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. John H. Metcalf, on Finley Avenue. cloverdale. The home was elaborately decorated for the happy event with palms. ferns and white chrysanthemums and in the dining room. where after the ceremony, dur ing the reception which followed deliei- tous refreshments were served. the tscheme was particularly attractive. The table was spread with Battenberg Mace. adorned with white roses and 4ighted with white candies in silver Eandelabra.
 N The young couple was unattended except by the groom's brother, MT. Lawrence Jones, who was best man.. The bride was escorted to the altar ly her father, Mir. J. H. Metcalf ana \ be party entered the parior and ap- toached the place of celebration as
 ende1ssohn's wedding march was
 niered by Mrs. John D. Carter. who q ring the ceremony played an ap- p ppriate selection.
 The bride was exquisiteiy attired In Pi lis mousselin over which she wore a Sng veil caught with orange blos- sol 8 and her flowers were brides roA 5. The ceremony was performed byt Rev. P. F. Cobbs in the presence of eimited number of relatives and few klose friends.
 Dk ting the informal reception .which, foil8 ted the ceremony. the cutting of the ude's cake resulted in the falling of th ring to Miss Lucia Richardson and A D thimble to Mrs. Pope Scales of BirmA gham.
 LAtAt MT. and Mrs. Jones. the bride and groom. left for Atlanta. Her travelling gown was of peacock blue cloth, trimmed with satin. When they return they will reside with his sis ter and brother-in-law, Mfr. and Mrs. George Bruner, on Sayre Street.
 Among the out-oftown guests who attended the Jones-Metcalf wedding are Mir. and Mrs. Laurens Jones of Birmingham. Miss Bessie Miner of Bir- mingham. MT. and Mrs. Frank Bricken of Luverne and Miss Minnie Ford of Birmingham.
 MRS. A. l.. DOWDELL'S HONOR.
 Mrs A. L. Dowdeil. of opeiika, who is the guest of her brother, Mir. l.. B. Whitfield, at his home on South Court street will be one of the prominent women who will attend the convention of the National Association of the United Daughters of the Confederacy which will meet in Atlanta next month. Mrs Dowdell Is corresponding secretary of the National U. D. C. She succeeded Mrs. Hickman. of Nash ville, Tennessee who filled the office for several terms.
 Mrs. Dowdell was state president of the Alabama U. D. C.. for two terms and is in all matters concerning the organization one of its most foreeful workers.
 MEETING OF THE NO NAME CLUB.
 At the called meeting Of the No Name Club held Tuesday with the president Mrs. Thomas M. Owen, she was assisted in entertaining her guests by Miss Nimmo Green. There was no program but a number of business mattera were discussed.
 The No Name. Club Is the hostess club for the Federation convention to he held in Montgomery next month. the invitation having been extended by Mrs, Amelia B. Seelye. director of
 The snaembers of the No Name Club who asKGhaeds sthA meeting wit Mrs. Owen Tuesday were Mrs. A. B Car land Mrs. Seelye, Mrs. Victor Hanson. Mrs Asbury Flowers, Mrs. Harvey Jones' Mrs. Paul Mertins, Mrs. Frank