The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-08
S O C I E T Y
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mARnrAar oF MR. ANs-


 MARRIAGE OF MIR. ANs-
 LEY AND MISS RUSSELL.
 Friends in Alabama of MT. Edward C. Ansley, formerly of this State, VIII be interested in the following accoun. of his marriage which Ia taken From The New Orleans Morning News. me marriage took place in Monroe. La.' at the home of the brides mother.
 The New Orleans Morning News says: .u known and popular young lawyer or this city, and Miss Bessie Russell daughter of the late Senator n. n' Russel, and Mrs. Lewella McGuire nus sell, were quietly married at the bride home in Monroe. La, at o'clock in the morning. The bride wore very handsome traveiing suit of grey Roger silk. with gloves and hat to matcn. Immediately after the ceremony tne happy couple left for New Orieans, where they will make their home at 1125 Fourth street. Only the immedi- ate family was present at the cere- mony, owing to the recent death oI the brides father. Mrs. Ansley was educated in this city. having Rranu ated with distinction from Newcomp College in 1907. Tn the loss whicn Monroe has sustained, New Orleans so- ciety has added one more to the mum, Der of cultured. accomplished and beautifuI women. The Monroe Star says: Tn the marriage of Miss Eliz- abeth Russell to MT. Edward .. Ans ley, and her subsequent departure to reside in New Orleans Monroe mas given to another city one of her bright est. most attractive and popular girls. She always has been favorite in Monroe society
 "Mr. Ansley is congratulated by, his many friends upon his luck in having won such a prize"
 MISS FITZPATRICK ENTERTAINs.
 Yesterday morning at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Fttz- patrick, Miss Fitzpatrick entertained delightfully."- at cards when her guests were the members of the Queen or Clubs and a number of other friends. The apartments in which the seven tables were placed were adorneo "ieh carnations and roses.
 Score cards were passed oy MISS Clement Fitzpatrick. little sister or the hostess, who was attired in white lin- gerie and pink ribbons.
 At the conclusion of the games delicious course luncheon was served. Two handsome prizes were awarded, to Miss Lucille Wilkinson the guests prize. and to Miss Lula virden the club prize, each a beautiful pair of silk hose. -
 Miss Fitzpatrick's guests were Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Anna Pelzer, Miss Ethel Pelzer, Miss Lucille Williamson, Miss Margaret Browne. Miss Dorsey Tyson. Miss Lula Virden, Miss Matilda Norwood, Miss Roberto Roberts. Miss Louise Mulford, of New Jersey, Miss E Lizzie Fitzpatricix, Miss Etta Jenkins, Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Alice Lahey, Miss Maggie Mashburn, Miss Annie Maude Dawson, Mrs. Henry T. Bart RGn- gacoia. Miss Rebecca Pollard. Miss Car nline Hannon, Miss Ethel Cieary of Cal ifornia Mrs. Dennis Carr, Mrs. Pope Poster. Miss Florence Davidson, Miss Virginia Norwood, Miss Lucia Richard son. Miss Frances Jones. Miss Eliza beth Andrew. Mrs. Ray Jones MSS Mildred Andrew. Mrs. William Chan dler. Miss Mary Metcalfe, Miss Rebecca RutiedRe, Miss Maggie Chambers. Miss Annie Danziger, Miss Minna Dent, MssE Fine May Wagner. Mrs. George Bruner and Miss Kettle Marks.
 nrrETTNes OF MOTHERS UNION.
 Mrs. A. R. Gilchrist entertained the members of the Mothers Union yester- day afternoon at her home on SQuln McDonough street,
 It was Reciprocity Day with the club and the program incl ineluded n.sa many ,..srrv m teresting papers rom other hter&ty clubs of the city.
 Mrs. Ray Rushton read paper on the work of the Mothers Club. Mrs. Paul Mertins read a paper from the No Name Club and Mrs. W. H. Seymour of the Ionian Club, read paper on the subject of Art"
 The home of Mrs. Gilchrist was beautifully adorned in scheme of white and green and during the after noon punch was served from a table exauisitely adorned with sweet peas and smilax.
 MEETING OF THE SESAME CLUE.
 An interesting meeting of the Se- same Club was held yesterday after noon when the hostess was Mrs. A. B. Meyer whose home for the occasion was adorned with potted plants and cut flowers.
 It was Reciprocity Day with the club and several excellent papers by the members of the literary clubs of the city were on the program. Mrs. W. E. Fort, of the Mothers Union. Miss Lalla Moore. of the Magazine Club, and