The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-15
MARRIAGE OF MISS BLUE AND
 MIR. BLAIR IN MAC0t

MIR. BLAIR IN MACoN. The following from The Atanfs Journal concerning the wedding or Miss Adele Blue of Macon and Mr; Al gernon Blair of Montgomery. which oc- cured yesterday, will be of interest 70 MT. Blair's large circle of friands ID Montgomery:
 cone of the loveliast weddings to take place in Macon this summer IS that of Miss Adele Blue and Mir. Alser- non Blair, of Monts amery. Ala. taking place at Christ's Episcopal Church on Tuesday. July i4, at o'clock in the morning. The Rev. John Bunting will The bride will wear an exquisite gown of pure white and will enter with her brother. Mfr. William F. Blue Mrs R. r, Marlow of Atlanta will be rna- tron of honor, and Miss Rosa Taylor or Macon the only bridesmaid.
 TWO diinty little girls. Misses Mary and Adele Marlow of Atlanta will be flower girls.
 saThe ushers are Mir. Charles Preston and MT. John Reid. and the Right Rev. Edward E. cobbs, rector of St Johns Church. Montgomery, will act as best man. No cards.
 Miss Blue Is delightful woman and much cordial interest centers around her wedding. and it Is a matter of genuine regret that MT. Blair takes his bride away from the State to live" mARR1AeE OF MISS crLmER
 AND MIR. OWEN. 4 marriage in which much interest is centered is that of Miss Pattie Gilmer and MT. Gardner D. Owen. which was solemnized yesterday morning at T:30 o'clock in the Court Street Methodist Church. For the occasion the church was beautifully adorned with palms, ferns and an elaborate and lavish plac- ing of white cut flowers.
 To the strains of the wedding march rendered by Miss Kate Booth the ush- CTS led the way to the altar. The friends who acted in the capacity of ushers were Mir. Dan Wilson, MT. James Browder, MT. W. H. Davis and Mir. Frank Browder; Mir. A. c. Davis was best man.
 The bride and groom approached the altar together. She was attired in a travelling suit of hand-embroidered blue linen with hat to match and car- ried an arm- -cluster of Killarney roses. Shortly after the ceremony was per- formed by Rev. M, H. Holt, cousin of the bride, who used in the ceremony the same ring with which the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Morgan s. Gil- mer, were wed. MT. and Mrs. owen left for a trip of some time to Atlanta and the mountains of Georgia. Upon their return they will be at home with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Gilmer, at their home on High Street.
 CHAEBLEss-sMITHE
 The Dexter Avenue Methodist parsonage was the scene of a very hap py wedding last evening when Mir. ]. A. Chambless and Mrs. Sallie Townsend Snnither were joined in the bonds oR nnatrimony Rev. W. n. Cox ofleiated. The bride is a very attractive young woman who is loved and admired by q large circle of friends. Mir. ChambIess is 3 prosperous young real estate man of this city who is held in high es- teem by all who know him.
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 s. A. E. DANCE AT
 PICKETT STRINGS. At the dance given on Monday even- Ing at Pickett Springs by the members Of the Sigma Alpha Epsaloa Eraterni- ty. one of the largest and handsomest evar given by that ganizations over fifty couples participated in the grand march. which was led by lfr. Robert Ware of Birmingham, assisted by Miss Georgia Saffold. who was attired in white silk and carried white roses. Tn the march the letters "S. A. E." and "0S" were formed with beautiful effect and number of new and intricate ng- ures were led by MT. Ware and Miss Sanold.
 Fruit and claret punch were served during the dancing hours by Mrs. S. J. Casseis, Mrs. MeDun Cain and Mrs l.. B. Farley
 The pavilion was brilliantly lighted with incandescent lights of the Frater- nity colors, purple and gold, and a can opy of the two colored crepe paper and scarfs and festoons of the same carried out the color scheme in an artistic manner.
 The members of the Fraternity and the young ladies wore the sleeve bands of the purple and gold and the pro- grams were embossed with the Fra ternity pin.
 During the long intermission deli cioals refreshments were served.
 MISS TOMBSTONE ENTERTAINs.
 One of the attractive social events of yesterday was the water melon cutting and dance at which Miss Katherine Johnstone was hostess last evening