The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-25
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< Mobile, Feb. z&--tSpeciai.5-->> z V .,s ,ss fshurch was thrown open today TOT tne 4narriaxe of Miss Claudine noosr.s' Sssee of Mir. and Mrs. Sidney porkAn. = nxr patrick Byrne and this nrst wed6lng within it's new walls was in- <Ieed a lovely one.
 I.our before the appointed hour ok q .ao o'ciock the church was nlie1 Wttn Tne friends of this popular couple and ~f fhe Dorgan family. Entering on <hs arm of her uncle, Mir. sidney DOT Fan the radiant bride wore 8 most Eeconnlng costume of broWn--a ta..or Euit with shoes and gloves to matcn, ~a alro a brown hat trimmed with Slusaer and American beauty roses and 5r her hand she carried bunch ol #,nerican beauty roses. The matron M honor. Mrs. Harry HIargrove, who' &si<e the hride, is of a handsome oru- $effn tvpe, wore costume Of pale Rlue satin foulard with hat to mateh Ind carried a bunch of Easter hies,
 Mrs. sidney Dorgan. anns .hs &rIde. was becomingiy Gowned m 2 xandsome brown tailor suit with nat %na gloves to match. Mir. bariow Elevaiand was the best man ana the T~harr were Captain Margrove. Mr' Penny. MT. Aruan and Mr. Thad Fat <idge. ,..,,.. a....a.. n with palms and American beauty xoses and the beauty and briGntness oe memory for the fair bride and her Tmmsdistely after the ceremony MT. ana Mrs. Byrne left for trip to New &rieann followed by a host or con xratulations and good wishes.
 x.a... for Miuu MePhiIlips. Another bride-to-be, MISS Alcs s.s saS #hiilips was compIimented toaay witn \ irveIv luncheon given in the Coio- %lsI Room of the Cawthon Hotel oy rha tabIa sparkled with it's pretty &~xsnf,,tments and it's centre of brides ~3a>e and ferns and Mise Lyenss who Snns aII things well. included in her xrecious hospitality the fonowing hanpy party: Miss Alice Mcphnlips' Miss Bettinger of Cincinnati: MSS Al fofnefte Fisher, Miss Lillian Tonsmeire, Mias Virginia Lyons. Miss Henrietta Ncpniflips, Miss Ella Wheeler, Miss Rosa McrhiIlips. Miss Boyle. Miss Or Ton. Mrs. cobin of New York and Miss Lyons.
 The Hamflton waist Club.
 The Hamilton Whist Club met today w5afh Miss Mabel Hsustis. The only euhstftuta was Mrs. Starr of Tuscaloosa and tho three prizes were Neweomb pottery.
 Msnaax nzornang Bridge.
 MlNs Rosa Lyons was hostess for the Nfondav Morning Bridge Club. The e1bstitutes were Mrs. L Jones Cobin of New York and MrA D. J. Buck. The prizes were three pretty cake plates in gola and white design.
 
 Mrs. Goode EnfeFtaAns.
 Nra. Rhett Goode entertained some of the young set today in her usual charmlnE manner. at a bridge and tea En compliment to Miss Lucy Taylor of Dein0polia.
 Killarney roses shed a radiance over xhe tea table from which Mias Eolin6 Ruasell poured the tea-
 Those who played were Misses Let flce Clark, Laura PiIians. Serena Ab- bolt, Elizabeth Gaines, Ruth Huger, Gsaresy of Tuscaloosa Edna Moore of Birmingham. Vim of Demopolis, orton. George Of Demopolis. Babcock of De- Sbnby of St. Louis, Mrs. R. L. Bacon, Mrs. Erwin Little and Mrs. William Hunter.
 Mrs Charles Hervey entertained, to- day at large and very handsome card party in her pretty apartment at the Cawthon in honor of Miss Edna Faust, of Now Orleans, who win be her guest tor the Carnival season
 The Newman Circle.
 instead of the regular meeting of the Newman Circle tonight the mem