The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-13

the marriage of their daughter MISS Hattie Lee ahd MT. J. C. Mizeu, or Banner was solemnized. Rev. w. J. Ei- liott of this city officiating
 The ceremony took place in the par Tor beneath q canopy of green and white, and strains of the wedding march rendered by Miss Fioy Smith
 The handsome bride wore lovely gown of purple cloth with hat and gloves to match and carried q bouquet of white carnations
 A large assemblage of close friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony A number of handsome presents were received. Immediately following the ceremony an elegant luncheon was en- joyed by the guests at the home of the bride. After the services the couple left by private conveyance for the city and were at the New Exchange Hotel. Both of the contracting parties are highly connected and very popular and carry the best wishes of many friends with them to their new home which is to be at Ramer. Ala.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS WRIGHT AND MIR. SMITH. At the residence of the brides parents last evening was soiemnized the marriage of Miss Willie May Wright and Mir. William Mclean Smith of Prattville. Rev. w. M Cox. pastor of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church, officiating.
 strains of Mendlesshon's wedding march, rendered by Mrs. Martin, and before the ceremony Miss Amelie Gas
 kelI sang Love is a Rose" Lilite Thelma, sister of the bride. delivered
 the ying from the petals of full blown
 calih lily.
 The bride wore a handsome traveiing | ~& t.x IofA xgff I to match and carried an arm shower bouquet of sweet peas tied with tuiie l strings.
 The parlor and hall was decorated with palms, smiiax and cut flowers Immediately after the ceremony the couple left on a trip to Tampa. St Augustine, Palm Beach and other points In Florida. Many friends are interested in this marriage The bride is very attractive young woman, and the groom is one of the | foremost business men of Prattville
 MEETING OF PETER
 FORNEY CHAPTER, D. A. R. The members of the Peter Fcrney Chapter D. A R. met with Mrs. l.. O. | Dawson yesterday afternoon at her home on Lawrence Street. The meet 1 ing was full and interesting one and | in the details the Valentine season pre- vailed. A number of the members
 made talks on the subject of love sto- ries of Revolutionary days. eacn ten- | ing some love tale in which her an ! cestry figured. These stories were told | bv Mrs. Arneiia. wyly. Mrs. David Lowe, l Misa Cozart and Mrs. Burnett. It was decided that the Chapter VIII | give a medal to some school to sbe awarded to the pupil who writes the | best paper on Colonial History. | xatA K- | ine for patriotic education and many l plans for the work were discussed' l Mrs. IL. O.. Dawson suggested that the | marking of the historic spots Tn Mont | gomery be a work taken up ana tnat l the Chapter do some work Tor patri- otic education in the schools asll- | c.oua luncheon in which the valentine | idea was continued was served after | the business program.
 Mrs. Harvey Jones, a member of the | Monila Chapter D. A. R., was uest
 of the Chapter at this meeting.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS PoUNcEY
 AND MIR. DEAN. A marriage of last evening was that | of Miss Addie EstelIe Pouncey and Mfr. l Charles Vernon Dean. which took place l at the home of the bride on Mobile Street, Rev. J. W. O'Hara ofhciating. | The bride wore a gown of white SIX | trimmed with lace and carried clus- l ter of white carnations. She was at | tended by Miss Inez Joiner as maid of l honor, wearing white silk null and car- 1 rving white carnations. Miss Rather | inc Dean, sister of the groom, was | brides maid, She wore white null and lace. and Miss Annie starr. bridesmaid. l was attired in white null and lace. The groom was attended by Mir. John | Bedford as best man, and the grooms- I ~~,.-o nRV Starr Nffd MT. Ale 1 len Dennis.
 The parior was decorated with palms. ] ferns and cut fiowera.
 | MT. and Mrs. Dean will reside on
 Yougene Street at Highland Park IN COMPLEMENT TO MISSES l BROCK AND EAGAN. | A number of young men gave q dance | last evening at Arjasee Hall, on Dex- ter Avenue, in compliment to Miss Pearl | Brock of Huntsville and Miss Mamie | Eagan of Birmingham. Mrs. John K. oBrien was chaperone. Those who | enjoyed the occasion were:
 MT. M. Williams with Miss Annie oBrien. MT. F. Joh with Miss Lula
 Roos MT. Gus Yarbfough with Mrs. Gus Yarbrough Mir. ]. Mastin with
 Miss Helen Gibbons, MT. J. F. Lassi- l fer with Miss Pearl Brock. Mr. O.
 Bailey with Miss Mamie Eagan, Mir Fl. | Smith with Miss Mary corners Mf. | Robert E. Lee with Miss Mary Ola | O,Brien. Mir. George Shilling with Miss Moada Taylor, Mir. John R. O'Brien. Jr..
 with Miss Bernice Harding, Professor
 Hamond, Mir. Arch Deacon, MT. c. F.
 stephens. MT, E. McDaniels. Mir. Joe 1 Yarbrough, Mir. M. Allen, MT. c. Jones | Mir. T. Mastin, MT. Ellis, Mir. and Mrs l William F. Lee, MT. A. Klinge. Mir. E. | Alien. MT. E Nuagher. Mir. H. Tupper |
 The second annual ball of the em-
 nloyes of the Montgomery Light and l Water Power Company will take place
 in Arjasee Hall this evening. .
 MISS TAYLOR,s BIBLE GLASS. <
 wednesday afternoon Miss Taylor's
 Rible Glass was held in the First Bap- l fist Church, the association rooms be- inc taxed beyond their capacity. The
 remaining sessions of Miss Tayiors
 course will be held in the church. Be-
 tween 25O and 800 women were pres
 snt The lectures continue to deal with inc gospel according to St. John and
 are absorbingly interesting. Miss Tay-
 lor's treatment of her subject IS won | derfully simple, clear and direct. while
 har sincerity and earnestness of man
 ner make her words most impressive.
 The special music for these classes l has been most enjoyable. Mrs. Myrtle l Campbell sang on Tuesday and Miss | Kennedy on Wednesday.