The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-10
DEBUT oF MISS nExIE oHUm.

DEBUT or MISS DIXIE OzuM.
 Mfr and Mrs W. J. Orum enter tainsd for their niece. Miss Dixie Drum, at a buffet supper yesterday evening The occasion was the fermal debut or Miss Drum to society About lqe guests of the youpeeF set were inF vited.
 The Drum home was eiaborately decs orated for the occasion. The pastel shades of the drawing room were thrown into delicate relief by masses of pink roses and sweet peas. h the dining room the starlike beauty oI narciBsus and Roman hyacintns Was light of many white wax capdles n the center of the table of dainties was a large basketfuI of yellow roses ana lilies of the valley surrounded Dy sb- yer candelabra. The Flemish library was decorated with American beauties. poinsetta and red azalias, In the al- cove where the punch table was placed, were masses of feathery ferns. while the table itself was adorned with Amerl- can beauties and red rihbsnp. Mrs :. Margaret White, in pink crepe ae chine. and Mrs, May Crommeltn wood, in white satin. presided.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0fum Fscetved tneis guests in the drawing room Mrs' Drum wore a princess robe ok iaeP.
 Miss Drum was the ideal dehufapte in a gown of white crepe de chine wlta silver-spangied lace. Her armfni or Killarney roses seemed to have been gathered on purpose to match ner biushing Ioveiiness. She possesses the rare combination of personal beauty; Strength of intellect. and unusual sweetness of disposition. Her debut has been looked forward to by her many friends for some time.
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 GRAHAM-WALTER.
 One of the most beautiful weddings of the season occurred on "Wednesday afternoon In Showdown. when Miss An derson Waiter, daughter of Mir. and Mrs J. B walter, was married to MT pasax Graham. Of Prattville,
 The ceremony took place in the It. tle Fresbytasian Church ct LAGFana, at 4:30 o'clock Before the entrance of the bridal party, Mir. Hugh Stew art, Of Montgorneyy, sang "Oh, Perfect love- 10 beaufifni new air eenaposed by Mr. George F.. IAndner. The wed- ding march from Mendelssohn was played by Mrs. J. D. Carter on the organ, and MT Lindner. on the vsolsn, as the bridal party approached sas altar.
 The young bride looked lovely in c traxeatne dress of old rose cloth with hat to match. The maid of honor, Miss Louise Robertson, also wore street dress. AEr. Malcolm Graham, brother of the groom acted as best man. 4nQ inc uahers were Messrs. Frank Gaila- way. willis Callaway. Garlic smith. Vim. H. Smith, Ed Graham and ho gsorthingkon-
 The young couple accompanied ey Messrs. Garlic Smith, William smith Fd crahan. Esa Northington and Mall ' sf... ana fa MnMfZaTH4rX last night in a motor car. and Wefe inc guests of Mrs. John Hastings, az fslov9pdale, until this morning Whep they left for Prattyille
 Tha two coach leads of guests wno wesE down from NontgorneFy. returns d te the oity last night,
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 m COMPLEMENT TO MISSES KAHN.
 Mrs. M. Solomon entertained nun Der Of young ladies as sne - sa t,,s z Club yesterday in compliment 70 Lne xtaeee Kahn of Pensacola- The morn ri vrns spent in lively game of ten pins. and a few of the guesta found great deal of enjoyment tn tae syn- nasium. The two guests 9f honor ana the two other attractive xss.sefs - inc city made a lively Quartette who were the center of the merrinent. Ar ter the games were over. Mrs soloT mon invited her guests to the dining room where they were served ea ele- rant luncheon in six courses.
 The guests of the occasion were Misses Leah Kahn, Refine Kahn. Fran ceg and Nellie Wolff. Claire Hertz Sa- die Levy, Rose Steiner. Theresa Loeb man. Lucille Newman. Amalia Meyer. Sadie Jacobi, Bessie Dreyfus Helen gnbel. Helen Silverman, Hilda MoritE. naulah Moritz, Carrie Behr. Bertie well. Bessie Cadden. BerHheimer, rreer. ElerAnoe Cohen. RosewalL Phsl- fppa Marks and Mrs. SeIigman. The enly thing which happened to mar the