The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-09
S O c I E T Y
nAHnrAeE or MISS ?. s.HTHE,v .Tsv,


 mARRIAeE or MISS BERTHE-
 LOT AND MIR. sTBWAhi. ].
 One of the social events of yestefass . In which much interest IS een.slse' ,s. nsr. . thslo+ ana Nr. John ". Stewart wnicn was soisnnized at s:so o'clock les' evening at the home of MT. ana Mfp Iohn H. Hopkins on Monroe street
 Tha home was elaborately decoraee far the occasion, q color scheme es o' white and green being earrsed out VII palrns, ferns and white cut mowers. ~ the front parior where ts.e tns s ssrags q background for the wedding par.s was fashioned of palms. ferns ana smi- lax. studded with white roses.
 To inc strains of a wedding marcl rendered by Mrs Byars, the bridal party approached the place of celeora. ton, the little ring Miss Mamys Hopkins. leading. The maid or nonor followed by the bride. and Mr. John H. Hopkins. who gave her away. They were met at the improvised altar py the groom and his best man. MT. James H. Screws.
 The brides wedding gown was oi white radium with which she wore 2 veil caught to her hair wirh ,rarge blossoms. Her bouaust was of nride roses and plumosa. Miss Powell wore an Attractive gown of white silk and carried Killarney roses and little Miss Hopkins was dainty in white lingerie
 shortly after the ceremony an fn. formal reception was held in honor oi the young couple, who will be at nome to their friends at 5i4 Monroe Street
 Among the out-of-town guests at n { Nl~ nA MrG- RI. L.. Folds of Birmingham, Mrs J. 5. Ma. lone of Mobile, Miss Mabel Moore oi sorrville, and Miss Bertha Schmidt oi New Orleans.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS HANCOCK
 AND MH. 1feCLELLAND.
 A marriage of much interest to friends in Montgomery Is that of MISS Susie Hancock of Winder, Ga. ana Mir. John Taylor McCleliand or Mont eou1ery which occurred on Monday The bride and groom were unattend- ed ana her costume was travelling gown of tan voiIe with hat, shoes ana gloves to match.
 shortly after the ceremony which was performed by Rev. Mir. stone MT and Mrs. McCleliand left for Montgom- cry where they will make their home. They are now with nis parsnts. a; Sar; and Mrs. c. E. Mcclellsnd at capitoi Heights.
 MT. Mccleiland is a young man of sterling worth who is greetly esteem ed by all hts business and social 4s- sociates. He has many friends who will wish himself and his bride Ions happy welded life.
 woMAN's HOME ASSOCIATION.
 The monthly business meeting of working Women's Home Associasion was hsld at the Home yesteraay aasss noon and presided over by the presi- aent. Mrs. T. w. Hannon with q mum Der of interested members present
 silent mayer was followed Dy roiL eaiI ana reports Of the secretary ana treasurer were read by MFs., ". z. 1ei- verton ana the assistant treasurer Mrs c. A. Hammond.
 Two applications for admission were referred to the Admiftauce committee sns ere ether was rejected because of non.resldence in the city of the appii-
 Ther@ has heen but little illness h inc Hofne. during the month. as reports sd by the faithful natron.
 From it's inception to the present lime che residents aRd association have never haA more devoted and generous friaSdA than MT. and Mrs. David Well. inc fatter having been for many years a rfefnber of the Board of Managers, ana etIlI evidences her interest in the cause In this position.
 On their golden anniversary, they re- membered those in the Home with bounttful and delicious refreshments.
 The Committees on Visiting. Sup plies ana Repairs made gratifying re- ports Of their work
 
 FALCON CLUB EETERTAINs. - The. members of the, Falcon Club en- tertaineA at a dance on tuesday even inw at the conclusion Of the instaila- ton of the newly elected officers of the BN'af BRith when among those who enjoyed their hospitality were Miss stella Calmus of Birmingham. Miss Gertrude Meyer of Selma. Miss Adelia Well of Evansville, Ind, Mss Bertha Lichten, of Pensacola; Miss Re- ba Markstein, of Chattanooga; Miss Edith Meyer, Miss Lyra Meyer, Miss Dora Marcus. Miss Bessie Cadden, Miss Bessye Dreyfus. Miss Ray Cadden, Marks Miss Blanche Engle. Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Carrie Bshr. Miss Blanche Goldman, of Birmingham; Mrs. Ernest Mayer. Mir. Harry Davis, Mir. Jake Har- ris, MT. Alex Altman, Mr. Lester Jacopi, MT. Walter Lobman, Mir. Emile Meyer, MT. Ernest Meyer, Mir. Emile Loeb, Mir. Irwin Gassenheimer. Mr. Leo Gassen- heimer, Mir. Heslein. Mir. Nose Frank, Mir. Sidney Kahn, MT. Joseph Strauss, MT. Isadore Fried. Mir. Harmon Simon. MT. AdoIph Well. MT. cadden. MT. Les ter Loeb. Mfr. Henry Strauss, Mr. gid- ney Marcus. Mir. Paul Klotz, Nr. Jack Behr, and Mr. Victor Loeb.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS HEM
 pERsON AND HER GUESTS. The Country Club was the scene of a delightful dance last evening given by. a number Of the members of the club in compliment to Miss Julia Mae Hen derson and her charming house guests. Miss Lefty Mae McRoberts of Lancas- ter. Kentucky, Miss Lillian Crouch, of ClarksvilIe, Tennessee and Miss CIhre Dean of Dalton, Georgia. A large gathering of friends and members en- Joyed the hop which was danced and the wide spacious porehes afforded an attractive resting place during inter missions.
 Mics Henderson wore Q toilette of white lingerie and lace: Mss MeRob- erts gown was of white net fashioned over blue silk. Miss Crouch was at, tired in becoming costume of pink crepe de chine and Miss Deans charm ing frock was of yellow mousseIine.
 HOUSE PARTY.
 Mrs Henry Abraham and Miss Carrie Abrahams entertained a number of guests last week at a house party at her country home The Alhambra Rest