The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-19
Wednesday Was q Day
 of Weddings in Aiaband

and filled with white chrysanthemums, palms and ferns. In the front draw ing room the bridal couple stood un- der an arch of palms and with a back ground of maiden-hair ferns. which banked the mantle to receive the con gratulations, of a host of triends ana well .wishers. The brides table was exquisite with It's fliiny lace cover and centre cluster of clirysanthemufns its handsome crystal and silver, and cam delabra holding white shades and ta- pers. The brides cake and bonbons were heart-shaped and ornaniented with lilies of the valley and the ices were in chrysanthemum cases. The girls who. served were: Misses Cary ADercrombge of Pensacola. Dorothy Donald Virginia sinns. Grace Rockwell. Amelie Lyons. Emily Boone and Flor ence Davidson of Montgomery. The library was filled with the large array of unusually beautiful presents and in the hal1. the punch bowl with it's gar land of ferns was presided over by Misses Elsie Hall And Marie Antoinette and Dorothy Mcintosh.
 Drago's orchestra furnished music throughout the evening and this wed- ding marks a brilliant event In the social annals of this city =
 The bride, a'debutante a of last year, q belle and a beauty. is the only daughter of Mrs. Anna Bull, and the late Archibald Shoot Hall and grand daughter of Mrs. Henry Hall.
 Mir. Hodgson is the youngest son of Col and Mrs Joseph Hodgson and both he and his bride share alike the warm admiration of a large circle of friends. The one regret is that Mir. Hodgsou's business interests will cause them to make their home in New York and thus deprive Mobile of two of her greatest favorites
 Mir. and Mrs Hodgson left on. the midnight train for the East. and af- ter December 1, will be at home in New York. where Mir. Hodgson holds the re- sponsibie position of General Freight Agent of the Ward Lines
 There we're many handsome costumes worn at this wedding conspicuous | among them. was that of Mrs. Archibald Hall. mother of the bride, who was uns of white messaline silk, hand eni- broidered and trimmed in applique. Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, mother of the groom. wore a handsome, gown of black | lace.
 Mrs. Henry Hall. IT., an aunt of the bride. was lovely in an Empire gown of yellow Cleopatra satin. with corsaRe | of gold net.
 Mrs. Julian Walters. sister of the groom. was her usual pretty self in a | gown of pale blue satin.
 l Mrs, Charles Hall. aunt of the bride l looked. her prettiest in an Empire gown of white satiu-
 The presents from out-of-town friends were numerous and beautiful. I and one especially prized was the com. I plete set of cut glass from the raii- l road ofices with which MT. Hodgson has | been associated in Chicago. St. Louis 1 and New York.
 MT. and Mrs Ripley. of Houston. Tex. sent a high standing, heavily embossed. silver cake basket.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Howard, of New Orleans a handsome silver sandwich 1 plate.
 MT. Charley Clarke. of the Missouri 1 Pacific Railroad. an exquisite picture. and from friends and relatives both af home and abroad came presents of sil- 1 yer and cut glass of every variety. dishes. platters. bowls. pictures and sil- l yer service.
 | Among the out-of-town guests wers