The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-19
THE SOCIAL SIDE
.omr STRING WEDDINGS.

Mnch interest Is centered in the coming marriage of Miss Marguerite Rice anu pr. J. II. Baker which IS prcn.inen; social ,ent of Wed i.sfsy' April zs. The marriage will take ptace at the home ot Mss Rice's mother. Mrs. samuel Rice on Perry Street at 90 o'clock in the evening. Miss hice VIII be attended by Miss Ellen Snathers of wayresviile. North Carolina, who will be maid ot honor, and Mrs. Henry I. Bartiette as matron of honr. Her bridesmaids will be Miss Sallie Baker Of Charlottesville, Va. Miss Rebecca Pollard Miss Gwendolin Menefee. MISS Margaret Menefee, Miss Mettie Marks and Miss Clement Marks. pr. Bakers attendants w.li be pr. Charles Pollard, who will be best man, and the grooms- men. pr Colem an Morris of Birning- ham, pr. Samuel Billing. pr. F. H. Nc Connico, MT. F. l.. Woodruff, Dr. Liver more of Memphis. and Captain Cava- naugh of Washington. The bride will be given away by her brother. Mir. Samuel Rice.
 The bride-elect. Miss Rice. is the daughter of the late Judge Samuel F. Rice of the Supreme Court of Ala bama who was one of the most promi- nent men of the state. She made her debut winter before last and has been for two seasons a pronounced favorite in society. The magnificent home of her mother on Perry Street had been during her young ladyhood a social centre from which gracious hospitality has been dispensed. pr. Baker is one of the leading physicians of the city. and Is member of one of the most prominent families in Virginia.
 A notably important feature of the so~ia, calendar For re coming week is the marriage tf Miss Agnes Carr and Mir. George Mrptz. which is set for Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at St. Peters Church. Mrs. Dennis Carr will os rlittrcn q; n1nor and Mss Eugenia Mentz of Kentucky will be maid of honor. The bridesma ds will be Miss Rebecca i'ollarl and Miss May Seibles Ball. .Mr. Nentz will te at- tended by Mir. John Mel uffie as Lest man, Mir. D. w. Crossland and Mir. B. : Noble as grooms ner acd the usners will be Mir. Frank Kohn. Mir. F. L. Woodruff, MT. N. B. Marks, and MT. Frank Fillmore. The young couple will go on an extended wedding trip East, and will reside with Mir. and Mrs. Den- his Carr on their return. Miss Carr is a daughter of the late Honorable Thomas H. Carr. once Mayor ot Mont gemery. He was one of Montyomery's most prominent citizens. Miss Carr is an accomplished young woman wEo hd~ CHiOyNH tHS duEduldktS sive travel and has been 6 social favorite during her career as a young lady Mir. Mentz Is prominent young business man and is a member of a well known Kentucky family.
 Another marriage of this month is that of Miss Tinsie Moore and Mir. George Baker Tyson, which will be an event of Wednesday April 2s. at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Moore. on Washington Street. Miss Moore will have as her attendant. Miss Dorsey Tyson, who will be maid of honor. MT. Tyson will be attended by MT. Louis H. Moore as best man. The marriage will take place at 5:30 o'clock and shortly after the young couple will leave for a wedding trip. Miss Moore Is a popular and attractive young woman. Mir. Tyson is a success ful young business man. He Is a son of Judge and Mrs J. R. lyon.
 The marriage of Miss Anne StakeIy and Mfr. Henry Francis Martin will be a notable social occurance of Thurs day, April 80. It will take place at 2