The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-27
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 waRHIAeE OF MISS ARBERRY -> AND MH. JOHNSON. marriage of much interest to 2 large circle of friends of the young couple was that of Miss Mary Jane Ar berry and Mir. Thomas Q. Johnson, which was solemnized last evening s e:30 o'clock at the home of the pIioes parents. MT. and Mrs c. W. Arberry. on Cherry Street.
 The ceremony was performed by Dr. T. Al. Johnson. of Birmingham. uncle of the bridegroom. and was at.cheea by a large number of friends anu reia- lives. rba home was eiaboratelv decorated with choice cut flowers. 5outhe-n s'li- lax palms and ferns. In the first par Tor. white asters and carnations were used charmingiy. with palms and ferns. In this apartment the altar was ranged and over 1t hung a canopy or green and white lights In the second parior mink Killarney roses were placed inr tasteful arrangement and here again palms and graceful ferns were In cf- fective evidence. Tn the hall the floral the table from which fruit punch was served was placed. with Miss Annie Gardner, gowned in white silk end lace. presiding.
 The stairway was entwined with Southern srniiax. which was draped beautifully about the neweils .. At the appointed hour the wedding party came down the stairway, the bride accompanied by her maid of hon. or. Miss Mary Miller. and the bride- groom by Mr. Dan Wilson. who was best man.
 The bride was handsomely attired in a tailored suit of Copenhagen blue cloth. with which she wore plume trimmed picture hat to match. and car- ried a bouquet of brides roses.
 Miss Miller was toiletted in white lingerie and round thread lace and carried an arm cluster Of white carna- tionN.
 Tn wedding party entered to thA place of celebration as the stra3ns of q wedding march were rendered by Mrs. N. Taylor, and during the ceremony. MT. H L. Charles played appropriate select ions on the violin. accompanied by Mrs Taylor on the piano.
 During the short informal reception which followed the ceremony. Mr. Charles rendered a number of violin numbers. accompanied by Miss Belle Cox.
 married couple, left last evening for stay of some weeks in Brunswick and other points in Georgia. When they re- turn they will be at home with MT. and Mrs whitford. at 11s Catoma Street An interesting fact of this wedding Is that the ring used was that whica serv- ed the same purpose at the marriage of the bridegroom of the parents at their marriage In 1883.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS BURNS "
 AND MR.. JEHEL. An early morning wedding of yester- day was that of Miss Mary Louise Burns and Mr. Charles Albert Jehel : The scene of the marriage was St. Peters Catholic Church. where large number of friends gathered to witness the ceremony uniting the popular The church was decorated beautifui- Iv with palms. ferns and white carns- tions and the ceremony was performed at [ o'clock. Father Savage ofhciatinf. The bride and bridegroom entered to- gether, and were attended by her sister. Miss Nell Burns. as maid or nonora aasa MT. Frank Jehe1 at best man
 The bride wore gown of blue silk ciustSr sf bride. q fohess Mss Nell Burns was attired in white linen. coat suit and held an arm bouquet of pink car The music by which the wedding par. ty entered the church was rendered py Professor MArriaYn. who presided ar ths organ and played a number of select, Ions preceding and following the eefe< mony. .. Shortly after the mAtElhkS SeLSsttLS. = MT. and Mrs Jehel left for Pell City, Ind. where they so to visit relatives. Mrs T. A. kirkpatrick and sister. Miss Alice Rye, spent yesterday In tne city as the guests of Mrs. c. J. Wich- CTS, en route from St. Lotus .to thess home in Andalusia'
 Miss Margaret centernt. and Frances Catherine Centerht have returned horne from Asheville, N e., where they have been visiting their brother ana sister, Mir. and Mrs. Henry CenternL
 MT and Mrs. R. H croswell, IT.. have retnrned from Tate Sring, Tenn. Mrs. csroswelI who is an accomplished mu- stefan. gave several piano recitals dur' ing her stay at Tate Spring.
 Mrs Ella Paul. who has spent the entire summer in Atlanta, Indiap springs, and cedartown. will return 70 Montgomery some time in September. rr .na Mrs W. H. Eager are being eongratuIated on the birth of son, whom they have named W. II Eager. IT.. the third of that name, at their home in Warren Court.
 Miss Lois Nixon, who has been vis- tttng her sister, Mrs. L. Baker. at her home on Catoma Street, has returned to her home in Evergreen.
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 Mrs. L. B. Pearce and son have re- turned home after an absence of some time spent in Greensboro, Eutaw, Liv" ingston and Gainsville.
 Mrs. R. T. Ghent of Dothan is the srest os her sisters, Mrs. Arch claus and Mrs. Brewton. at their home. 200 Hol- comb Street.
 
 Mrs T. H, Mizer entertained num- Der of .friends. who are members or the