The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01

arranged for the games which were followed by delightful course lunch- con. The beauty and fragrance of vlo- let's. daffodils and hyacinths enhanced the charm of the occasion. Two prizes were awarded. q cut glass powder box hand painted plate. MARRIAGE OF MISS HEATH
 AND MIR. MARLBOROUGH. A beautifni home wedding. in Deatsville was that of Miss Sarah Katherine Heath and Mir. Harold Pleas ant Marlborough. which took place on Thursday at i2 o'clock at the home of her father Mir. P. H. Heath. Rev. J. A. Mills officiating. The home was adorned with ferns. smiiax and cut flowers and the bride wore a travelling gown of green cloth and carried white carnations and plumosa. The place of celebration was arranged in the par Tor beneath a branch of mistietoe. The attendants were Miss. Bertha Richard son and Mir. F. F. Harris. Miss Leila Gibbons and Mir. R. A Marlborough. The bridesmaids carried violets and were attired ih street toilettes. The bride and bridegroom entered together to the strains of wedding march rem .dered by Miss Frankie Mae Mapes. The ceremony was followed by a buffet luncheon and shortly after Mir. and< Mrs. Marlborough left for Mont gomery. They are now at home ip Chisholm where Mir. Marlborough is a prosperous merchant. The bride, who IS an attractive young woman. has many friends here won by her lovely disposition and personal charm. They are residing with his father, Mir. H. F. Yarborough.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS BRANT
 AND MIR. M'RAE. Mfr. and Mrs. c. c. McRae, who were married in Bay Minette last "wednesday. are in Montgomery at 301 Forest Ave- home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Brant. It was quiet home wedding, and the young couple was unattended. The bride wore gown of brown silk. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. F. Lambert, and on the following day they left for Montgomery. where the groom resides.
 THE BLuE-MooRE WEDDING. Mir Neil W. Blue and Miss Mary Ellis Moore were married at Bards- town, Ky, Thursday February 27 MT. Blue is a Montgomery young man and is now a prominent insurance man of Louisville. Ky. Mss Moore is the ac- complished daughter of caNtain and AAto .. 1AttsN1 1As 44OO4d VI 41dtadeVN iaf Ky Mir. and Mrs. Blues expected visit to Montgomery was posponed for the present on account of important busi- ness of his company.
 sANNIN-BRUNsON.
 A marriage of Interest to many friends fin Montgofnery took place in Dallas Texas. last Sunday. It was that of Miss NBe1ie Brunson and MT. John Sherwood Sannin. both formerly of Montgomery.
 sswHEN THE RUGLEs CALLED.s
 "When the Bugles Called is the fi- tie of book recently issued from the press. The author Is an Alabama wo- man. Mrs. Tatum. of Greenville. who is a daughter of Captain Edward CreD- shaw. It is book of the South and of the people of the South during the civil war and has received many flat- tering notices.
 Notice WOmen's Foreign Missionary
 Society.
 The woman's Foreign Missionary of the Court Street Methodist Church will hold regular meeting Monday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. A good attend ance is urged. Election of officers will take place. N
 Mrs. W. W. Brame. President ndrss IL. D. LdyethpcFtV Cec NOTICE, woMAN's HOME
 AssOCIATTON. The regular monthly meeting of the Working Woman's Home Association will be held Tuesday afternoon at s:50 o'clock. sHJE a
 Mrs. T. W. Harmon.
 President Mrs. Myrtle Booth Campbell. Sec.
 
 Notice Flower Growers AssocatR0n. The regular monthly meeting of the Flower Growers Association will be held Tuesday March at the home of the President Mrs. W. A. Gayle.
 NOTICE, SOPHIE BIBB CHAPTER. The Sophie Bibb Chapter of the U. D. c. will meet with the President, Miss Mary kirkpatrick, Wednesday after noon at 3:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Frank Elmore, Rec. Sec.
 NOTICE, SECESSION CHAPTER. The regular monthly meeting of the Secession Chapter of the U. D. C.. will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 n,cIocL xvfth fhafr AT1resfdaof Mra