The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-05
THE SOCIAL SIDE

WEUE mEu I'LL u|F U|RI ID AIl1 M|n N1lhMl
err good to those who are dependent
ON u. for their comfort. assistance and
A@pp'AIRs espectfuiiy submitted.
Myrtle Booth Campbell.
Secretary.
february. 4, 1908.
The following are officers for 1908;
| Honorary Life President, Mrs. b. L.
| Wyman; President, Mrs. T. w. Harmon;
Vice President. Mrs. Emily +. Meyer;
| Secretary, Mrs. Myrtle B. Campbell;
d Asa;': treasurer. Mrs. W. c. Pope; AS
sistant Treasurer. Miss Carrie Ham
a,S Trast.es--Mrs. NJ. Q. Bibb. Mrs e. x.
waller. Miss Pauline Hausman. Mrs.
| Il. A. Reynolds.
Boards OF Managers--Mrs J. 8. Will
s %si,e Mrs mr.: W Y cssier h mrs.
kirkpatrick. Mrs. c. H. Scott. MRS.
Margaret Duncan. Mrs. David Well.
Mrs. M. d. Bib. Mrs W. b.. Tanner.
Mrs. ]. c. Hurter. Mrs. ]. c. Tyson,
Mrs. Nathan Lobman. Mrs: Charlss
Moritz, Mrs. 7. g: Jones. Mrs. w. y.
Lsdyard. Mrs.; ( Il; H .nSs. Ma Mssf 4 7.
| Wright. Miss Pauline Hausman. Miss
| Carrie Hammond.
Committee on Admittance--Mrs. -.
Castor. Mrs. Charles Moritz. Mrs J.
w. Durr, Mrs. ]. w. Watts. Mrs. ). II.
Hardaway. Mrs. w. w. Screws.
vs Committee on Repairs4 1nr,sr w; mr g.
Franz FsaxiTtG pows MN Mrs. 6 Anasrson son.
Mrs w. H whetstone. Mrs. H. s. Per-
sons. Mrs. G. c. Miles, Mrs. w. IL
Committee on supplies-Mrs Mar
garet Duncan, Mrs. J. E. Worswick:
Mrs. r. r Maddox, Mrs. d. N. Andrews.
Mrs: J. v. Smith, Mrs; g. II; Beaie, Mrs.
r. Goldwaite, Mrs. Alex Rice.
Committee on Grounds--Mrs. Horace
| Stringfellow. Mrs. p. B. stratford, Mrs
| w. B. .Janney. Mrs. r. s. 6tringfeiiow.
Mrs. Meyer Greil. Mrs. Il. e. Fowler
Physicians--Dr. II. P: Wilkinson, DIR.
| Gibson Reynolds, DR.. Bernard Mount.
DIR. c. l. Marks.
MR.. AND MRS. Conner
CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING.
An interesting event to the friends OF
| the popular host and hostess was the
| reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q.
| Conner, yesterday afternoon and even
| ing, in celebration of the twenty fifth
home on Bell Street was sisScrateiy
decorated for the occasion with tiisel
| flowers. In the hall was punch table
| and over the hall doorway the dates
| 1883 and 1905 were written in silver
| over curtain drapery. -
| Conner. assisted by Mr.. Bfzette and MIR.
| Keane. of Cincinnati, stood to greet
| their friends. the decorations were Of
smilax and silver tlnsei entwined with
| charming effect and vases OF narcissus,
| carnations hyacinths, accompanied
| plants.
IN the second parlor q. plan of vel:
Jonquils and yellow shaded candles.
In the dining room. where q buffet
| luncheon was served during the hours
from 4 until 10 o'clock red carnations,
/ red satin ribbons and ferns, were used
| In an attractive scheme OF red. The
entire home was lighted with Japanese
Mrs.-comer was assisted In entertain
| Ing her callers BY Mrs. Gately, Mrs.
Harold, Mrs Cornelius. Mrs CASTOR
starr, Mrs. Dan Starr, Miss Harold and
A very much enjoyed feature of the
the back yard. over which Mr.. Conner
presided during the latter portion OF
the receiving hours
Many handsome presents were recelv-
\ ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Conner from friends
who esteem them highly.
Mrs Conner wore a handsome toilette
| of silver gray silk trimmed with rich
lace, and carried q cluster OF bride
roses.
AEARRIAGE (OF MISS
CUMBIE AND MR. WATSON.
"A marriage OF Yesterday was that
ormund David watson, which tooE
place at 5 o'clock at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. Alva Johnston, on
Cnerry Street, Highland Park. rhe
nome was attractively adorned with
| palms, ferns and cut flowers. The
ceremony was performed in the first
parlor, Rev. W. N. Cox ofEiclatlng In
tho presence OF number Of relatives
lfUr ~ IT,. III
color scheme of white and green was
carried out with white carnations and
eEergreens. An arrangement OF carna-
ions against a. background OF ever
green was very effective.
The bride was unattended and ent-
cred with the groom. She wore a toll
i iette OF brown voille, with hat, shoes
and gloves Of the same color, and car
ried a bouquet Of pink carnations.
The ceremony was followed by q
wedding supper and in the dining room
where 1t was served in the floral adorn-
ing , vas pink carnations and ferns
At e:43 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son left for a wedding trip to Atlanta,
Macon and other points In Georgia.
When they return they will be at home
and Is a prominent business man as
ISOLATED with the Dothan Square Bale
Ginning Company.
circle of friends WHO will wish her and
her husband a happy welded life.
Among the out of-townl guests who
attended this marriage were M. A. III.
Cumbie of Morris, Ga, father of the
bride; Miss Allie Cumbie. of Macon,
Ga. sister of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Cumbie OF AJaga, Mr. =. A. e.
Garner and DR.. Sherrod Moody of Do
than. la.} taSa ~
MISS PERKINS AND JUDGE
HALL MARRIED.
A marriage of yesterday in which
hosts of friends throughout Alabama
Miss Anita Perkins and Judge William
ding was celebrated at O'Clock in
the parlors of st. Peters Cath Ollie
Church, Rev, William Claude Pierceall
officiating, and the ceremony was wit
messed by Mr.. William Knox. grand
father Of the bride. and Miss Elizabeth
The bride wore a travelling gown of
Copenhagen blue cloth with hat to
match, and held an arm cluster of
bride roses.
after the ceremony the party went
to the home Of the brides grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knox, where they
spent some time before leaving for
New Orleans where they will make a
visit. after which they Will go to their
home in Shreveport. La.