The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
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line. Her mowers Were
 Miss Edna Humes. of Cincinnati, white chiffon over white satin. Pearls. Her flowers were pink roses.
 Mrn. Henry Bartlett gold spangied net over white satin, real lace ana
 Mrs. 1T Mckinney, manipulated net in roses and violets over violet satin. Mas Caroline Hannon, white silk and Killarney roses. Mrs C. B. Teasiey. yellow chinon velvet. Her jewels were topaz. Mrs. Ed Joseph. pink silk, rose pas
 Mrs. J. n Pinckard. white lace diree- t6ire. gold slippers. Her jewels were
 Miss Georgia sanoid. white silk with spangIed bertha. She wore her hair | a la Psyche.
 Mrs. William c. Oates. white broad eioth, vita heavy white satin trim miuKs, with lace; diamonds. Miss Taylor Beale, pink silk, silver lace. Her flowers were pink carnas tions.
 Miss Emily sSmpIe white lace with blue pompadour ribbons. Mrs George Ments wore her wsd- l ding gown Of white chiffon cloth, and | paradise feathers In her hair. Mas Roberta Roberts, white lace robe with pearls.
 Mihh Matilda Norwood. yellow satin i princess. gold passamentrie.
 Mrs. Michael Cody. white satin. Mrs. Robert J. Chambers, white
 Mrs. Margaret white. pink messaiine and pearls.
 Mrs O. walch. blue broad ciofh 1.
 Mrs. s. L.. Tyson, yellow satin. wiFh Persian bands.
 Mrs. M. P. Kirkpatrick. black satin. Mrs. J. McBIiiing. white brocaded silk. real lace and carved coral: Mrs. David Lowe. tan voiis with Persian bands.
 | Mrs. Ira Virgin. corn colored mes- saline touched with hIun.
 Mrs. William Al Marks. blue crepe de chine.
 Mrs. William Hall. white chiffon. | Miss Georgia Richardson, white satin with gold lace.
 Mise AmsIie Lyons. hand painted SIX | tissue over white satin; diamonds. Mrs. J. G. winter. black satin and real lace.
 Mrs. George Jones. light blue cloth | silk and silver embroidered bands f f MEETING OF THE WEDNESDAY, MORNING MUSICAL CLUB | This vigorous and widely known mu sicaI organization of Montgomery hell its regular meeting on Wednesday sv' enlnG In the R. J. c. Hall. After there was a social half-hour. filled with mos pleasing experiences.
 Among other interesting readingi of the meeting. Pref. Rienzi Thomai I illustrated and explained Haydn'l Third Sonata. The hne technique q this gifted artist called forth th' warmest applause from an apprecia'
 Mrs. Thonas followed with . sonE-- Love in a Life" Her voice Is evel growing in sweetnass. and her excel lent work places her easily anont the first of Montgomery's musicians. l The club will hold it's next meet ing on Wednesday. It is limited ' sixteen voices, and ia one of the per manant institutions of the city. I I la now preparing fer a recital to p' given at an early day.
 NO NAME CLUB.
 Mrs James T. Andrew was ths charming hostess of the No Name Clut tyesterday at II a. m. There was s large attendance. The President, Mrs Thomas M. Owen. presided Miss Oil via Arlington gave Rn interesting tall on Matthew Arnold's attitude towarC art: Mrs. Thomas M. owen followed with a paper on the ethics of art ir ''stones of Venice" and Seven Lamps of Architecture" Mrs. B. T. Bald win read touchingly from Kosettfi Poems Mrs. Herbert Battle read ( paper of deepest interest on Queer Victoria.
 The club acted upon the drafted res
 "The No Name Club requests tn, City Federation to inaugurate ( movement for a city beautiful"
 After a delicious buffet luncheon. tht club adjourned to meet Dec. 30th.
 PETER FOHNEY CHAPTER.
 Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. R.. me- at the home of the Regent, Mrs. Me Combs. yesterday afternoon. The of flee of Vice. Regent being vacant, Mrs ". H. Thomas was elected to the of Ace.
 1 After the business was disposed of Mrs. King, who had represented thi Regent at the annual conference O. D. A. R.. held at Anuiston.. gave | most interesting and attractive ac count of the conference.
 Resolutions of sympathy were pass ed on the recent bereavement of ou Treasurer, Mrs. Whitfield. in the los of her father.
 
 RTTE-sELLENs.
 one Of the prettiest home wedding or the season occurred at Fitzpatriel on Wednesday afternoon at S:3O o'cloel when Mss Estslie Sellers, daughter Q Mir. and Mrs. Robert D. Sellers wa married to Mr. James Barbour Fite.
 The parlor. where the ceremony wa performed, was a scene of holida, lovsliness rendered more effective D, the light of many red candles. nh altar was formed of ferns, smilax, sn red roses. over which was suspende a wedding bell of roses and smilax. Mesdames Hufham and Miller me the guests at the door and Mir. Davi
 King. of Midway. entertained tlIen with suitable selections till at the ap pointed hour Mendelssohn's weddinl march peeled out to announce the com ing of the bride ana groom.
 The bride, leaning on the arm of tn
 groom, looked lovely in a fFavelinI suit of wisteria cloth, hat and glove to match, carrying shower bouque ot brides roses and ferns. Mir. and Mrs. Flte left immsdiatel after the ceremony for Cedartewn. Ga
 where they witl be the guest of hi parents for e week. then returning { Fitzpatrick where they will reside.
 Many handsome presents were re ceiYed.
 Among the out-of-town guests wer Misses Blue, Dykes and Stuckey, an Mrs. Carol. Of Union Springs; MI , Bates and Mfr. King. of Midway. , BEeGEHEE-sTONE.
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