The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-25

an event taking place at 1o:3o o'clock yesterday morning at the home of the brides grandmother. Mrs. M, A. Bryan. on Mobile street.
 The wedding ceremony was wit messed by only the immediate members Of the family and for the occasion the home was tastefully decorated with ferns and cut flowers
 The bride was attended by Miss Lula Lamar and Miss Mary Watson. of sel- ma. as bridesmaids. They wore coat suits of white linen with picture hats and white parasols tied with pink and white tuile. The bride was attired in travelling suit of blue silk with which she wore hat and carried cluster of brides roses.
 The wedding march was played by Miss Antoinette Rodus. of Greensboro who rendered appropriate music before and after the ceremony. Among the selections was an original compost. ton dedicated to the bride entitled, The Reveries of a Bachelor Maid" The officiating clergyman was Rev. H. NJ. Edmonds.
 Shortly after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Merriwether left for New Orleans.
 The bride Is an attractive and popu. lar young woman and MT Merriwether is an estimable young man who holds position with Steiner, Lobman and Frank.
 When they return Mr. and Mrs. Mer. riwether will reside with her grand mother. Mrs. Bryan, 40 Mobile street. MEETING or THE QUEEN OF CLUBS.
 business meeting of the Queen of Clubs was held yesterday morning at the home of Miss Kate Steiner on South Hull street. when the features of the program were the election of officers for the coming year and the filling of vacancies in the list of membership by taking in new members. The. election of officers resulted in Miss Kate Seiner being chosen president and Miss Mildred Andrew, secretary and treasurer.
 The Queen of Clubs rs a card club and the members meet on Wednesday mornings at 11:30 o'clock when the game of six-hand eucfre Is played. It is composed of twenty.four young ladies who are prominent in the social world and this year will have a number of debutantes included in the list of membership. which Is compossed of Miss Mary Ellen Harris Miss Georgia Saffold. Miss Georgia Richardson. Miss Annie Chandler Miss Annie Gaston, Miss Sarah Warren wilkerson, Mrs George O. Bruner. Mrs. !. N Baker. Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Margaret Chambers. Miss Laura Chambers, Miss Matilda Norwood. Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Maggie Mashburn, Miss Kate stei- ner, Miss Anna Pel5er. Miss Florence Davidson. Miss Mildred Andrew, Miss Rebecca Rutledge. Miss Lucia Richard son. Miss Frances Jones. Miss Marie Alexander, Miss Mary Metcalf and Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick.
 MISS CHESTNUT ENTER
 TANNED AT BRIDGE.
 A delightfully."- enjoyable matinee function of yesterday was the bridge party at which Miss Louise Chestnut entertained some friends yesterday morning at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Chestnut. on South Perry street. The apartment in which the games were played was adorned for the occasion with roses and ferns. At the conclusion of the games the prize awarded was a pair of silk hose which fell to Miss Lula Mcqueen.
 A coarse iuncheon followed the games.
 Miss chestnutt's guests were Miss Lula Mcqueen, Miss Rebecca Rutledge. Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, Miss Fine May Wagner. Miss Louise Marks, Miss Maude Howe and Miss Lucia Richard- son.
 Mir. and Mrs, Alex Rice and daukf- tefs. Miss Jessamine Rice and Miss IT, ma Rice, have returned from a visit of some time to New York and other Eastern points.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Jones have taken the residence, 217 South Hull