The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
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 The brides 5traveiing gown was of Copenhagen blue rajah cloth trimmed with. Persian bands and with it she wore an exouisite hat to match.
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 Friends in Montgomery have received invitations from Mrs. M. A. Briggs Of Pensacola Fva., to the wedding recep- ton of Miss Amy Lydia Briggs and Mr~ William sRNfus Jones at her home SO2 East Gadsden Street Thursday evening" June 25, at 8 o'clock. MT. Jones has many friends In Montgomery. where he. was formerly a member of The Advertiser staff. He is a native Of Dawson, Ga.s and a Southern news paper man of talent and ability. At present he has charge of. the news de- partments of The Pensacola News. where he has achieved marked success.
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 Rev. w B. Crumpton returned last night from Meridian. Mirs..' where his to Miss Mamie Carter, Monday even- ing 4
 Y Mr. Crumpton Is a prominent lawyer of Evergreen, where he and Mrs. crunipton will live after the completion of their honeymoon journey. Mrs. Crumpton is a daughter of Mir. T. C. Carter. prominent cotton, buyer of Meridian. .saex
 NOTICE SECESSION CAPT.
 .C TOL CHATTER.
 The Secession Capitol Chapter. U. D. C.. will meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock with Mrs. George Stowers at her home 7Sa South Perry Street.
 Mrs. Charles Hopkins has moved into his new home at Capitol Heights and Hopkins and his aunt. Mrs Mason of
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Kirtland who have been visiting Miss Carrie williams have returned to their home in Jacksonville. Fla.
 Mrs. L.. ,Jss Richardson and Miss Ruby Richardson have returned from Birin- ingham where they have been visit ing relatives.
 The Delta Sigma Phi Sorority of the Girls High School will give dance tomorrow evening at lckett Springs in compliment to the members of the 6iau~ASAhB SAdSS VI. ASVc.
 Mir: and Mrs. B. 5. wiIlingham of Macon. Ga, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. W. S Payne at ltheir2home on south Court Street.
 Miss Kate Hurley has gone to Att lanta to spend a nsopth after which she will go to North Carolina for the rest of the summer
 Mrs. MeBride of Troy who is visit ing Miss Kate Hurley, will return home the last of the week.
 The marriage of Miss Marjorie sayre and Mir. Minor. Williamson Brinson will take place this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock in the Church of the Holy Comforter. Tn this marriage much interest is cen tered.
 The marriage of Miss Maud Strauss and MT. Leo A. Krauss will be an inter o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. sam Strauss. POS Clayton Street.
 Mrs. M. B. Merriwether and grand daughter. Miss Mattie May Brooks have returned From Mitchell station. where they have been visiting her daughter, NAAo' H. ~' AeCS HOioS
 Miss Nellie Stephens has gone to Birmingham where she will spend sew eral weeks with her brother. Mir. Stephens. who will go with her later to san Antonio. Texas. to visit their parents.
 MT. Cruiser M Graves has gone to Lowndesboro to visit his uneles. MT. F. D. Mckee and MT. T. C. Mckee
 MT William c. oates. Jr., has re- turned from the University of Virginia where he has completed his law course and is at home with his parents. General and Mrs. William Calvin Oates.
 Both the beautiful poem and the in- vocation read at the Flag Day exercises of the Peter Forney Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Monday afternoon were written by Miss Metta Thompson of Mobile. who is poet laureate for the D. A. R.. of Alabama. The Invocation is dedicated to Mrs. Harvey Jones. formerly of Mobile, now of Montgomery who is one of the most beloved members of the D. A. R. and who is Historian. of the Alabama Division.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. AbeIl and little daughter, Margaret, and Miss Susie Martin will leave Thursday night for Wisconsin, where they will spend the summer.
 Miss Lillian Hill will entertain at a dance this !evening at Pickett Springs in compliment to her guests, Miss Sid ney Lee Brousseau of New Orleans and Miss Agnes Hamilton of Houston, Tex. The guests are invited for g o'clock, when the evenings pleasures will be- gin.
 Miss Elizabeth Higgins and Miss Elizabeth Sayre leftclast night for Forrest, Va, where they go to visit Mrs. Duval Bedford and Mrs. Charles K. Nelson.
 Mir. Morris Baldwin has returned