The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-25
Marie Owen, Society aitor Phone issz.

I and were as follows: Miss Georgia saffold, Miss Lula Mcoueen. Mss Flora | Stakely, Miss Duncan of Gadsden, MISS Cecelia, Payne. Miss Annie Gaston. Miss Mary Meyer, Miss Annie Chandler, Miss l Clara Ellen Forbes. Miss Dixie Drum Miss Ellen Tyson, Miss Sarah Warren | Wtlkefson, and Messrs. Winchester, l Tom Martin. Theodore Bethea. Logan Martin, Fred Whiting. Blake Campbell | Frank Noble. pr Wilkinson, Laslie, | Emmett Seibels, pr. Sellers and MT. John H, Wallace. IT.
 MRS. MHNDERHOUT's | PUPILS RECITAL. On Christmas Eve, Mrs. Pete Kinder hout,s music class gave recital at The following prokrana was rem l i. Duet, "Fantasie MYlitaire" (smith) 1 -+Lottie and Lucille Baker. 2. The Rocking Horse" (schotte)-- | Rebecra Bibb. W
 . eIIand in Hand' tDucelle)-Eiisa- l 1. "The Fair" teuelette,--Earlins Minderhort.
 5. ''Merry Bobolink" tkrosman,-- Finances West.
 6. Red Riding Hood'' tsldus)--Erin McPherson.
 T. "song of the Sea She'll" (Krog- manl--Minnie surratt
 s. Wild Rose, Ueneckel- l-Ruth g. Duet. .Fiying Doves (IIsins)-- Miss Chatfield and Mrs. Harbin. l 10. Dorothy" (Smith)--Sallie Nor ris.
 II. "ouita" tIxrosman,--May Wick
 is. "pance of wildwood Flowers"-- Lucille Brooks.
 IS. "In Gondola" tIIeins)--Juliette
 II. ''Chiid's waits" tRobIer)--Lou- is. Merry Kate" tEnenberg)--An- nie L. Copeland.
 is Jack and Jill" tHart)--Ruth Ellison.
 ,, Y: .RsSin.s Lullaby" tkrosman'-
 IS, "The Return" tIIeins)--Nina Da-
 Is. Little Prince" QKrosmany--Nell Whisenant. 4
 20. 'Narcissus" tNevlnsl Mary
 ai. .Tulip" tLichner, --Eiisabeth Baarcke.
 s2. 'Tn a Gondoia" lDuceiie)--Mat- tie M. Atkinson. 2s. "A Wee Story" torth)--GIadys Bourne.
 l 24. Duet, La Chase Aux Gazella." (calvini)--Lois and Mary stuckey.
 THE HORN BLOWERS.
 A large company of small people, under the leadership of Miss Mary Pet rie Kelly paraded on Moulton and ad+ Iaceut streets last night blowing their 1 own horns like candidates for office. I The young ladies and gentlemen of the l party had been asked by the little hos I tess, miss of five summers, to come to her home and get horn of the pur- 1 est gold ever taken out of q tin mine. | Moreover the horns were to be red and pretty and would blow as many times az Little Boy Blues. So Merritt Robinson, Margaret Robin | son, Mary Jackson. John Jackson, | Elizabeth Wilkerson. Elizabeth Dent, Helen Dent. Elizabeth Fowler. Glrard | Fowler and Maiviua Coleman accepted i the tempting invitation. When they had their horns once in hand they de- clared that they were with two birds | in a bush, and proceeded to make | patients for the nerve specialists. as well as most rare discord of sweet l sounds. The words of the time that scared uppermost ran; | Christmas comes but once a year. If we get gay you needn't to keer." f After ali the neighbors had been serenaded, and the English sparrows l had taken to parts unknown, the future fbelies end beaux of the old Capitol City marched down to Dexter Avenue where Miss Kelly ordered drinks--ahem!-- ] from her father's soda water fountain for the party. And then like that 1 other historic band that marched up the hill. they marched down again. l Mary Petrie the Second is a charm | ing miniature of her mother who who -.t. in the Ladies' Home Journal as . tyni- cal American beauty.
 GILaKER-FONvILLE. The marriage of Miss Celestine Wit ten Gilmer and Mir. William Parham Fonville was solemnized at 5:S0 p. m, Christmas Eve at St. Johns Church, the Rev. MT. Edward cobbs oficiat- ing.
 The historic old ediface was deco rated in garlands of greens. Christmas wreaths. red carnations poineettias and plumosa,
 Miss zeIma Rogers, Miss Louise AL exander, Miss Bessie Rlbb, Miss Evelyn Blob, Miss Etheidra Williams, Miss Rob Roper, and Miss Katharine Ally acted as usherg. They wore white lingerie dresses and red stlk empire sashes, and carried red carnations. A musical program was rendered during the assembling of the congregation. To the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd ding march the bride, upon the arm of her brother. Mir. Merriweather Mich olas Gilmer, preceded by the seven young lady ushers, entered by the left | aisle. The groom, attended by Dr. Drake Fonvllle of Birmingham, awaited the bride at the altar. Miss Gilmer wore a fage green cloth travelling dress, and a tan hat trimmed in green ribbon and red roses, and car ried an arm bouquet of American Beau | ty roses.
 She was one of the most popular teachers at the Highland Park public school, and has a large circle of