The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-20
5 o c I E T Y

 Street School was discussed at the nseting yesterday ana the members of the conmittee have pledged themselves to use their influence to have more room another year. The report from the Decatur Street District Committee also told of good work ana of tenn porary drinking Arrangements having been put In.
 Ths members sf Cottage Hh Dis planting day. Tbis .is to be done by the children of the school. This com. mittee is aiso making good progress
 At this meeting. Miss Andrews. the chairman of the Nature study Commit tee gave a splendid talk on our native trees and shrubs and how to plant them and beautify the school grounds of the city. and also how to teach the. children nature study that they may learn to know our native trees.
 HOME WEDDING or MISS
 CLINT AND MIR. MsLEMORE.
 At the home of Mrs Lucy N. Clint last evening was celebrated the mar riage Of her daughter, Miss Iris Pey- ton Clint. and MT. William Otis Mc- Lemqre. The wedding was e qnset home affair, and in every way was characterized by an air of informality. The hour was 6:30 o'clock. and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles A. Stakely in the presence of a number of relatives of the young couple.
 The home on Blob Street was deco rated in white and green and in the attractive arrangement carnations, palms and ferns were used.
 The bride was attended by her sis ter. Mss Aline Clint, who was hand somely attired in princess gown of blue silk and lace. She was maid Of honor and entered the parlor first, and was followed by the groom, accom- panied by Dr. E. c. Parker of Gulfport, Miss. who was best man. The pretty bride entered alone. She was gowned In travelling suit of cloth made Madame Butterfly style. Her hat matched the costume and her. flowers were Killarney roses. of which she car. ried beautiful arm cluster.
 A daintiiy served course of refresh ments followed the ceremony and short- iy after Mir. and Mrs. McLemore left for a wedding, trip to New Orleans. in Biloxi. where MT, McLemore holds a responsible position.
 The bride is a young woman of many attractions of mind and person, and she has hosts of friends here who re. gret that she will make her home else where. and who will wish her many years of happiness and prosperity.
 Among the out-of-town relatives who attended this marriage are: Mrs. John McLemore of 6wainsboro, Ga.. mother of the groom. Miss Maude Me- Lemore, his sister. and Mrs. William Allen Ogden of Nashville. cousin of the bride,
 BASKET HALL GAME AT Y. M. c. A. | uvfIl hn Q hall Friday evening at the Y. M. c. A. be- tween the Columbus. Ga, team and the Montgomery team The sponsors for Montgomery are to be Miss Bessie Vim and Miss Carter of Virginia, and those for the Columbus team will be Miss Jean Mapes and Miss Mary Meyer. The game tomorrow evening promises to be one of great interest.
 IN HONOR or MISS LEVY.
 Miss Sadie Jacoby entertained the Young Ladies Whist Club yesterday afternoon at her home on Sayre Street in honor of Miss Levy of Texas The patriotic idea of the Washington birthday time was carried out in all the details of the decoration of the home. Flags were used in unique and artistic arrangement and a picture of General Washington was suspended be. tween the sliding doors. Carnations were the flowers used in pretty plac- ing about the apartments in which the games were played and the guests entertained at the luncheon which fol- lowed. There were eight tables at which whist was played and the score cards were hatchetsL Three prizes were awarded to Miss Sadie Jacoby, the club prize, a gold bar pin. to Mrs. Herman Levy the guest prize, a set of beauty pins, and the consolation prize, a small box nnEde of cherry tree wood and or- namented with hatchet fell to Miss Amelia Meyer.