The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-09

!. at $3.50 o'clock. y
at her home on McDonough Street. The
Treatments were served during the
evening.
WEDDING or MISS HoSEY
A quiet but beautiful home wedding
occurred Friday evening At the home
Sf the brides parents. Mr.: and Mrs. w.
Miss Mary Juliet Roney ana Ms. RoSa
ert Orlando Edwards were married by
the Rev. 8. A.. acowan. In the presence
OF relatives and q few close friends.
suit Of brown with hat, gloves and
shoes 70 match. and carried an arm.
cluster of ferns and pink carnations.
The as. home n was =, tastssnlly decorated
smiiax and pink carnations. ~
tered the parlor together TO The strains
This wedding was to Rave occurred
later In the spring, but owing to q
business arrangement which called the
groom away. they decided to be mar
Miss Ronsy is bright. Iovabie young
woman, whose many charming quali-
ties have endeared her TO host of
friends; mr.. Edwards is rising
After q. months travelling through
Mississippi and Louisiana they will
make their home In Omaha. Neb.
morning f 1o with the Wishes a S q mSny
friends for their future happiness.
TARILTON-JONEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Warren Jones an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mary Belle, to Mr.. Stanley Corr
don Tarflton Of the Barbadoes, Britt
ism West Indies. The wedding to take
Dean-Touncey.
The marriage of Miss Abbie Estelle
| Touncey and Mr.. Charles Bernon Dean
| viii take place at 1880 o'clock on the
! evening of Wednesday February ~ at
| the home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Tourney no Mobile Street. No cards.
M'LEMORE-CLINT.
| Mrs. l.. N. Clint announces the en-
| gagenlent of her daughter, Iris Teyton.
S wsddine to take pi"o lace on Wednesd Sns
FEB. 10 at her home on Bibb Street. at
ETHRTDGE-JOLLY.
The marriage OF Miss Alma jolly and
| Mr.. Palmer A. Ethridge will take place
/ Wednesday Afternoon, Feb ~. at $3.50
| o'clock at her home, ~ Holcombe
X NOTICE! WOaEEN's CLUDsp
The msmbers Of the wofneH.s Clubs
i ganisationa. are requested 10 meet At
4 the city hall Tuesday morning at 1870
o'clock TO consider the proposed rev
moving Of the Court Square fountain.
The Secession Capital Chapter. U. D.
G.. met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Edward N: Trimble at her home on
was opened by concert recitation OF
the Lords Prayer. Mrs. w. b. Snod-
grass, the, yice-President presided.
of and e. ss1a
1 ence to the members OF the family o.
Mrs. Mary Offutt, in the sad bereave-
ment that has recently befalien them.
Chapter to endorse the stsnd taken by
the Ladies' Memorial Association In
reference TO the removal OF the Roun-
tain from the Square.
After the business meeting was over
Mrs. Trimble entertained her friends
informally at luncheon.
IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. suTHEn.
Miss Kate Weaver entertained a
number OF friends Friday evening In
honor Of Mrs. G. =. Suther of Arcadia,
The colors, red, white ana blue. we're
attractiyely in evidence in the decora-
tions. Chocolate was served in the hall
from q pretty table over which Misses
Later in the evening delicious refresh
ments were served. The guests were:
Misses Ada Trawick. Eta Mills, Allie
Boyd. Gertrude Trawick, Carrie Clyde
or. Mrs e. o. Bray, Mrs. r. c. Har-
ris, Mrs. H. ] Ray. Mr.. Webb Suther
Of Tuscaloosa. Mimms Jemison, Leo
AbrabaI,; Richard Ray, Eugene Cloud
Ray. Sam Jeter and p. G. Harris.
| YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN
T. ASSOCIATION NOTES.
Miss Taylor's first address will be
given at the Association Sunday after
1 noon at o'clock. At this time she
will speak on the Importance of Bible
i hear her. Below is the schedule Of her
4 classes:
February 0. The Importance Of Bible
/ February 10. An Outline of Old Test
February il. H. 10. Il and is Gospel
According to st. John.
j February IL. The Acts.
! February Is and 10, An Epistle.
4 Evening Course 8 O'Clock.
February II, Is, 10 Subjects to be
All women are cordially invited to
see these sessions
4 MRS. JOSEPH ENTERTAINED
SATURDAY CARD CLUB.
Mrs. e. B. Joseph was hostess OF
the Saturday Card Club yesterday
4 morning when they met with her ct
/ her home on South Goldthyaite Street.
| There were two tables at whiehi the
| game of six-hand euchre was played
4 and two prizes were awarded at the
i close Of the games. The club prize, q
pair of silk stockings. was won by
i Mrs. James Ware Walker. and the
i consolation prize, a veil PIN was won
i BY Miss Lucy Randolph.
4 MRS. BIEEHAN LEADS.
| Mrs. q. F. Meehan attained the low :
Il est score in the golf handicap tourna-
! ment being played by the ladies of the
i Country Club at the handicap play on
Ths Scores Of the participants fol-
/ lows; 80 ~. -,