The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
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 son and MT. Anthony Francis Ham u1ond which was solemnized yesteroay morning at 7:3o o'clock in st. 5onn 2 Episcopal Church in the presence oL number of friends and relatives.
 The church was adorned with palms and ferns for the occasion ana pto- sented a beautiful appearance.
 To the strains of the wedding marcn rendared by Mir. George F. Lindner the bridal party entered the church, the vnaid of honor. Mss Annie Pearson or Birmingham. cousin of the oride ieao-
 The bride followed. accompanied by her mother. Mrs. ". H. Harrison, wno gave her away. They were met at the Mr' Fred Hammond, who was In the capacity of best man.
 Shortly after the Impressive marriage ceremony was performed by Rev E. v. Cobbs the young couple left for a bridal tour to Cincinnati and other points in Ohio.
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 The bride was gowned in a travelling costume of blue linen hand embroic cred with which she wore hat and gloves to match and carried an arm cluster of pink roses. As she entered the church she was presented with a spray of orange blossoms.
 me maid of honor. Miss Pearson wore a frock of white lingerie and carried white roses. Mrs. Harrison was attired in black silk and carried white roses.
 The bride is the only daughter of Mrs. ". H Harrison and is a charming and attractive. young woman who has many friends to wish her happiness.
 
 HYDROCARBONS.
 The following announcement rom The Atlanta Constitution will be Of in- tersst to friends in Montgomery:
 pr. and Mrs. Miles Hammon Melton announce the engagement Of their Wilson Taylor, of Talladega, Ala, the wedding to take place early in septem- Der, at the Methodist Church. Conyers, Ga.
 MISS FARLEY ENTERTAINs.
 Miss Jettaileen Farley was hostess at a delightful lawn party last ewen- ing at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. l.. B. Farley, on South Court Street. when she complimented her house guests, Miss Margaret Coleman, Miss Fedora Randolph, Miss Lorana Cain and Miss Margaret Hubbard
 The lawn was brilliantly illuminated for the occasion and games were erl- joyed. among them a progressive topic one.
 A delicious buffet supper was served on the lawn and among those who en- 1oyed Miss Farley's hospitality were: Miss Ida Thompson. Miss Willie Thompson, Miss Lillian Hill, Miss Jean Mapes, Miss Kitty Dent, Miss Dora Da- vidson. Miss Clara Ellen Forbes. Mics Ethel Saffold of Washington, Miss Sas die Andrews of Atlanta, Mss Mary Metcedfe, Miss Georgia Saixold, Miss Elizabeth Beale, Miss Minnie Reese Richardson. Miss Virginia Abercrom- bic, Miss Annie Gaston, Mir. Pharea rose Stout, Gordon McGehee. MT. Wtl- lie Davidson, MT. A1va Fitzpatrick, MT. Thomas Fitzpatrick, MT. Fountain Clark, Mir. Ledyard. Mir. Benjamin washburn, MT. Harry Bandy, Mr. Alex Cassels. Mir. Powell Holt Mir, WilmeE Finn. Mir. Reedy Eiisberry. MT. James Browder, Mir. Samuel Adams, Mir. Gus Tatum, MT. Robert Grigg. Mir. Harris Judge. Mr. Taylor Jones, Mir. Herbert Jonea, Mir. Alvin Mapes Mir. Bradley Alley, Mir. Louis Hubbard. Mir. Les Betty and MT. Jack Hastings.
 BAPTIST WOMEN AT ROANOKE.
 Mrs. Charles A. stakely has return ed from Roanoke and will spend tho summer at Talluiah Falls. Ga At the recent session of the Women's Mis- sionary? Union, suxiiiary to Alabama Baptist Convention, Mrs. Stakely was elected. President an honor worthiiy bestowed by Alabama Baptist women. upon & constituent. who Is fitted by inheritance. ability and experience, to fill the honored position.
 Mrs Stakely claims an ancestry Of Baptist ministers for three genera tions. has been actively identified with the work of her distinguished husbands pastorates has enjoyed the highest gift fin the power of Southern Baptist women as their President. and has led Montgomery women of the First Church in raising s1o,o0o for their magnificent new edifice.
 The Roanoke Leader gives Mrs Thomas W. Hannon, as one of the dis tinguished visitors among the Baptists at the State Convention.
 Mrs. Hannon. for the past four years has been recording secretary of the Woman's Missionary Union of the Bap. tist State Convention. Devoted, cap able ana energetic in her work, she is beloved and appreciated by her CO., workers.
 As Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Margaret Home for Missionaries Children at Greenville. $. C.. the found er Mrs. Margaret A. Waller Of this city and President of the Woman's Mis- siouary Society, First Baptist Church. whose secretary she has been for seven years, Mrs. Hannon keep Southern Baptist women in close touch with the cause.
 She Is prominently identified with the religious. charitable and patriotic work of Montgomery, the city of her birth and life.
 MRS. CIa0aI1TELIN C0AEPLTGENTED.
 Mrs. Mavin Mccall entertained a number of her friends at a delightful eat home" yesterday afternoon in hon. or of Mrs. Mae Crommelin of Mont gomery and Mrs. Cullen Jeter of An derson. S. c. The guests were received by Mrs. Mccall. who introduced them to the guests of honor, after which they were ushered to the punch bowl. which was placed in a pyramid of white flowers and training vines. gracefully presided over by Mrs. c. G. Greene Domino whist was enjoyed, and at the conclusion of the game a delicious salad course followed by cream and cake was served. the color scheme of chocolate and pink being carried out. The dining room was beautifully deco. rated in great numbers of pink candles adding beauty to the scene. Mrs. Me- Call was assisted in entertaining throughout the afternoon by Miss Ethel Ross, Katharine Dean. Jeannette Shep- ard, Ehie Jean Warner and EIoise Jeter. -opelika News.
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