The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
S O c I E T Y

~~ A@ - - Z nnmmnapummwmmmpuwwmunnmunnns I Catholic Church. Rev. Father Savage | of the bride, who was maid of honor, was sowned In cream voilie with black hat and carried pink carnations. Fir. OConner was attended by Mir. c. ouarterman. who acted as best n,ari.
 The bride wore white chiffon, trim- med in lace. with . picture hat of white. and carried an arm cluster cf | brides roses.
 MT. and Mrs. oconner are at hone to their friends at 121 Whitman Street. BRILLIANT RECEPTIoN IN ,..
 HONOR OF VISITING PHYSICIANS. l Social interest of yesterday was cen tered upon the brilliant reception. given last eevning at the Beauvoir Club in honor of the visiting physicians who are attending the convention of the | Alabama Medical Association. Tho hosts of the occasion were the mem bers of the Montgomery County Medi- cal Association. and they entertained their guests in a most royal manner. The club home on Perry Street was decorated lavishly with choice cut flowers and masses of palms. ferns. and hot house smilax The two tables from | which punch was served were adorned with splendid clusters of Killarney roses in tall vases and traced over . white cloth were lines and festoons of smilsx caught with fluffy bows of tulie and ribbon Pink candles in silver crystal candeiabra completed the sr- rangement. In the other apartments on the ground floor the flowers used in tasteful places were roses and white carnations and the mantles were bank ed with ferns.
 taA spacious apartments on the lower floor were thronged with members of the Beauvofr Club and the ladies of their families. the members of the host orr Ranization and their wives and daush- ters, as we'll as the visiting physicians. in whose honor the entertainment was I given Music was rendered during the evening by Hoffrnan's orchestra, which was stationed in the hall on the second floor, near the ball room, and refresh ments in two courses were served.
 The punch tables were arranged in the third of the three connecting par lors and were presided over by Mrs. W. N, Wilkerson, who was elegantly Il xowned in light blue messaline II trimmed in lace, with touches of black: Mrs. Burwell Boykin. wearing pretty toilette of white silk and lace; Mrs. L. L. Hill, gowned in blue silk and lace, land Mrs ]. L. Gaston, attired in cham pa gne silk trimmed in cream lacs. Il During the latter part of the eveiI- ing, dancing was the feature of the oc. cssion and the ball room on the second
 floor was the place of attraction. while the reception rooms adjoining were fiil- ed with spectators.
 Among the prominent visiting physl- clans who were guests of honor at thu
 reception last evening were: pr. 5. e
 welch of Taiiadega, president Of tho | .tA Nneas nE T CoiGy, of Alexander City. and pr. s. C.
 Henderson. of Brewton, vice presidents
 and pr H. c. Perry, of Greensboro
 treasurer. Dr. Shoii. of Birminghatni .I pf Paul Cooke. of Birmingham; pr.
 Lewis wcodson, of Birmingham; pr.
 Oschner, of New orleans; Dr. McCrea
 of Baltimore: Dr. W. c. Stiles. of Wash'
 ter. MfnY, pr. Joe Abraham, of New
 York; Dr ". P. McAdory, of Birming-
 ham; Dr. Rhett Goode, of Mobile; Dr.
 Harry T. InEe, of Mobile; Dr. Bond
 urant of Mobile; pr. Tulle, of Birming'
 ham; pr. Cunningham, of Bfrmingha pr. Edward Peterson, of New York
 Dr. John Furniss, of Selma; DE, Scale Harris. of Mohlle; Dr. Cunnfhgham Wilson, of Birmingham, pr. Brown. oi
 BirminRham. and Dr., Coleman Morris
 of Birmingham. .A The oficers of the Montgomery coun.
 ty Association, the host organization .rI are: Dr. H. B. wilkerson. president:
 Dr. ". c. rhigpen. vice president; pr T. s. Mertins. secretary. rsfs
 WEDDING OF MISS FOUND tE1 STONE AND MIR. BARkER
 A pretty and impressive church wed
 ding ceremony was celebrated last eve
 ming at o'clock in the Clayton
 Street Baptist Church, Rev. J. w
 o.Hara ofhciating. The bride was Miss Grace Poundstone. daughter of MT. and Mrs A. F. Poundstone, and the brida' grom was Mir. Joseph Natheniel Bar ker, a prominent young merchant oi Jacksonville. Fla.
 The church was decorated with
 palms. ferns and Easter lilies. which
 in effective arrangement. were placed
 about the altar.
 Miss Carrie Allen, who was maid oi honor, was the brides only attendant
 and Mir. BarktN's attendants were MT , William Banker Langdon. of Coium- bus, Ga, who was best man. and tho
 ushers Mfr. Walter Langdon Barker
 of Auburn: Mir. H. c. Malone. Mr
 Marshall Lewis and Mr. Emmett R.
 Tombstone.
 Before the arrival of the bridal par
 " ,a beautiful song was rendered by
 the brides sister. Mrs ]. M. oBrien ] who sang the words 70 Perfect Love- l set to music composed SpeCtAity TUT
 occaeoned by Mir. Geoge' Lndnee. who played the violin obligato and rendered soft music during the ceremony. As the bridal party entered the we'd
 ding march from Lohengrin was rem
 dered by Miss Katie Booth, accompanied
 by Dfr. George Lndner on the violin
 The bride was escorted by her father Mrt A. F. Tombstone. and was pre- ceded by Miss Allen. the maid of honor The party was joined at the altar by the groom and Mir. Langdon, his best ] man.
 III The bride was gowned in a toilette oi Il white radium trimmed with lace and | carried a shower bouquet of lilies oi III the valley and her we'll was caught with a spray of lilies of the valley l Miss Allen wore a gown of white chif- f ion and lace and carried a cluster oi ] bridesmain roses.
 III An informal reception at the home Of the brides parents on Clayton Street
 followed the ceremony and later Mir
 and Mrs. Barker left for his homo ! in Jacksonville, Fla. Her travelling dress was of tan voile and with it she
 wore a tan hat trimmed with brown flowers brown shoes and gloves. Many friends will wish this young , couple a happy married life and those of the bride who hold her dear will re. , gret that she goes elsewhere to make her home,