The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-02

Miss Kate Bullock, Miss Lizzie Bullock. Miss Annie Sightler. Miss Aileen Sight, Ter, Miss saliie Culver, Miss Bessie Miles, Miss Lila Allen, Miss Floy Smith, Fort. r. Henry watford, Mir. George Miles. MT. Graham, Mir. Duke, MT. Harris Judge, Mir. Gus Tatum, Mir. Ed l May, MT. Chisholm, Mr. Richard Cher ". MT. Tom Jones, IT,. MT. Pierce Led yard. MT. Warren Allen. Mr. Webb. | POLLARD-HOGUE. | Last evening at the Newpern Bap-
 list Church. was solemnized the mar rage of Miss Willie Hogue and Mir. Joseph Warren Pollard, amid a large concourse of relatives and friends of the young people.
 The church was beautifully decorated with palms. and ferns, masses of these being banked on the altar and pro-
 ducing rich effect. An attractive | touch of color was aded by the use of q quantity of cut flowers in pink l tints.
 Preceding the ceremony. an attrac- tive musical program was rendered on the organ by Miss Jenie Douglass. and Miss Mary Ella Pollard who sang an appropriate vocal selection sweet ly and tastefuliy. prior to entrance of the bridal party.
 Miss Lizzie Hogue of Marion maid or honor. was charmlngly gown ed in an equisite costume of pink net over pink taffeta silk and carried a | shower bouquet of pink carnations and ferns. Mir. George Pollard was best man. Mrs. Abrams of Greens borc as matron of honor wore a beau tifuI white costume and carried Q lovely bouquet of pink carnations. 4xrAx AH Lee Anderson and Miss Saidee Moore. who were brides maides, wore dainty lingerie, costumes of white, with pink slippers, and carried shower bouquets Of pink carnations and ferns. The groomsmen were pr. Albert Fitzpat- rick of Bessemer, Mir. N Thompson, of Louisiana; Mir. Jim Hardy. of Pine Appl e;and Mir. otey Anderson. The ushers were Mr. Gordan Hardenbergh. Mir. Robert Wantall MT. John D. Allen and MT. Norwood Anderson. The cera- mony was performed by Rev. J. F. Barnes In a most impressive and beau tiful manner.
 The bride, the attractive and popu- lar daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John J Hogue. never looked more beautiful than in her bridal robes an exquisite creation of white lace over white silk, carrying magnificent shower bou- quet of white carnations. and ferns as she entered the church, to the strains of Mendelshons wedding march on the arm of Mir. Alonza Abrams. who gave her away. Little Miss An mabel Huggins aud little Miss Erin Tubbs were the dainty little flower girls that opened the gates through which the bride and her train passed to all that was bright and lovely
 An informal reception was rendered the bridal party after the marriage by Mrs. Hogue. mother of the bride. The evening was an ideal one for midsum- mer entertainment, countless Japanese lanterns. made of the immense lawn a, place of fairy-like charm. The guests were chosen only from the unmarried set.
 MYERS-LEYRA.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. Grodjeska have an- nounced the engagement of their cousin. Miss Augusta Leyra. to Mir. Charles Meyers the marriage date to be announced later. The engagement will pc celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. GrodJeski. on Bibb Street, on August g.
 HALL-BURGEss.
 Mr. B. F. Burgess announces the engagement of his daughter, Lucille, to MT. Lyman c. Hall. The wedding win take place on the sth of August. No cards.b
 M0NTGOMERIANs AT TATE SPRING.
 The perennial charm of Tate Spring. which lies no little in the people who come here, is at it's height these last days of July. and the social life is happy in its traditional distinction of being as gay as you care to be, or as peaceful if quiet is your choice, says The Atlanta Constitution.
 Saturday night, in the ball room Is the propitious time and place to en- !oy Tate at is brightest, because, al- though there is dancing every night. the weekend is made a kind of social | cHmax. The same informality which | Is delightfully."- characteristic of Tate | Is still prevalent, but there iszaiwavs | specially festive spirit on Saturday. |
 The Misses Walsh of Nashville Miss | Luttreli of Knoxville. Miss Dickerson | or Little Rock. Miss DuPre of Waco. l Texas, Misses Lula and Sadie Wvman | of Montgomery. Miss Sheehan of At- | lanta, and Miss Jones of Mennhis are | some of the young women who were I individual centers of attraction in their l becoming dancing gowns Saturday | night and no less popular were the | ladies of the married contigent among | them Mrs. w. J. Drum of Montgomery, | Mrs. Kelly of Birmingham, Mrs. Phil. | lips Of Memphis, Mrs. Jones of Car | tersville, Mrs. Adams of Madison, S. l.. Tyson of Montgomery.
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 FOR MISS FARLEY's GUESTS.
 The magnificent new home of Col. and Mrs. Robert Fulwood Ligon. on Perry Street. was the scene of one of the most delightful informal affairs of the season anon gthe younger set. when Col. and Mrs. Ligon entertained a few friends at cards on Thursday evening for their niece, Miss Jettaileen Farley. and her house guests Miss Margaret Coleman Miss Margaret Hub bard, Miss Lorana Cain and Miss Phe- dora Randolph.
 Three euchre tables were arranged upon the brilliantly illuminated and wide. attractive porch.
 Two beautiful prizes were awarded. to Miss Lillie Lee a pair of silk hose. and to Mir. Louis Hubbard handsome match box.
 MT. and Mrs. Ligon's guests were Miss Farley. Miss Hubbard. Miss Cole man, Miss Randolph. Miss Lillie Lee. Mr. Phares Coleman, Mir. Louis Hub bard r. Joseph Cain, Mir. Alvin Mapes, Mir. T. F. Miles and Mfr. Rowell Holt.
 MRS. WE'LL ENTERTAINS.
 One of the most delightful social functions of the week was the bridge luncheon at which Mrs. simon Well a number of friends at her