The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
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 dered the bridal party. relatives and visiting guests by Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf, the event characterized by elegance and beauty of arrangement The out of town guests ct the wedding were. Mrs. Hattie Horton Duffee, Mobile; Mrs. Eliza Stone, Mobile; Mrs. Thomas Me- Bride. Dalton, Ga, sisters of the groom; MT. and Mrs George crossiand. Mobile; T. J. Scott Montgomery; Miss Mona Dunes and MT. John Gailiard. Mobile. and Mrs. Catherine Donald. of Mont gomery.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS MCKEE
 AND MR. WALKER.
 beautiful wedding ceremony was celebrated yesterday morning at 7:s0 o'clock when. at the ,5 Court Street Methodist Church. Miss Pauline Eliza beth Mckee and Mir John Thomas Walker were married, Rev. D.. c. Mo- Gehee officiating.
 The church was exquisitely decorated Tor the morning in a plan of green and white, carried out with artistic taste In lavish use of palms. ferns and white cut flowers.
 and their parents was attested by the fact that at so early an hour in the morning a large number of warm friends had gathered before the ap- pointed hour to witness the ceremony
 The bridal party approached the altar led by the four friends who acted as ushsrs. Mir. Julius Hendriok. pr. H. T. Lay Mir. J M. Frame and Mir. J. J Campbell. Next to enter was the r1a- tron of honor Mrs. Martin Lay. who was gowned in a toilette of lilac linen and cluney lace and carried an arm cluster of cream roses and asparagus fern, tied with ropes of smiIax.
 The pretty young bride was escorted to the altar by her father, Mir. l.. R. groom, accompanied by hts cousin, Mir. Richard Walker. of Mobile, who was best man,
 The bride wors a travsiing gown of reseda green cloth, with becoming hat. and carried shower bouquet of white carnations, asparagus fern and snilax.
 Immediately after the ceremony. Mfr. and Mrs. Walker. the newiy-married young couple, were driven to the sta- tion and left for Louisville and other points in Kentucky. where they wifi visit his relatives for ten days, after which they will returB and be at home to their friends. at s2s South Lawrence Street.
 On account of the loving regard and high esteem In which the bride and groem are held, much interest is cen A~h~@A AkA VI eS tN@eAA~o~r
 MARRIAGE OF HiIss TAYLOR
 AND MR. SIMS.
 A pretty home wedding yesterday oe- cured at 4:so o'clock when at the home of MT. and Mrs ". A. Taylor their daughter, Misg Willie Taylor. and Mr. James Charles Sims. were married. The ceremony was performed by Elder J. M. Barnes in the presence of . large gathering of friends and relatives. The bride was attended by Miss Emma Hunt as maid of honor and the groom's s best man was Mir. IL T. Martin. For the event the home on Clay Street was attractiyeiy deccrated with palms. ferns and white cut flowers placed in charming arrangement throughout the apartments thrown open for the occasion. The wedding party approached the place of celsbra- ton to the strains of wedding march rAn6ered by Miss Ella Hunt. shortly after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Sims left for Birmingham where they will spend some time visiting rel atives before going to his home in Gordo where they will reside. The brides wedding dress was of white silk. real lace and Irish point medallions, and she carried an arm cluster oe white roses. Miss Emma Hunt. the maid of honor. was toiietted | m Hn1l9 CnlilOn ana C&ITlSQ WING DIRK roses. Miss Ella Hunt wore white lln- gerie and lace and Mrs Taylor, moth CT of the bride. was handsomely gown cd in black silk.
 BRINsON-sAYRE. The following Invitation has hesn issued:
 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dickinson Sayre request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage of their daughter 1 Marjorie, to Mir. Minor Williamson Brinson. on Wednesday afternoon, June | IT. at 5:s0 o'clock. Church of the Holy Comforter. Montgomery. Ala.
 MASTER TOMBSTONE
 A charming event in little folk so- oiety was the birthday party at which Master Hardee Johnstone entertained q number of his friends in celebration of l the tenth anniversary of his birth at l the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. F. F. Johnstone. at Cloverdale. The hours were devoted to games on the l lawn, after which delicious refresh ments were served in the dining room. The table was attractively adorned with pink roses and sweet peas and tracings of green.
 Souvenirs of the afternoon were boxes in the shape of apples and or anges filled with bonbons and candies. Master Johnstone's guests were Virginia Tyson. Dorothy Thlgpen, Eli- zabeth Thigpen. Dorothy Hannon. Alice Smith, Adeline Douglas, Annie Nelson, Lucie Goldth waite. Lula Ewin Baldwin, Gene Blue Howard, Alice Huger, Frances Huger, Helen Dent. Elizabeth Dent Beth Tatum, Minnie Tuttle. Zadie Amerine, Margaret Thorington, Sarah Terrell, Elizabeth Adams, Katherine Newton. Olive Janney, George Janney, Fred Fiske. Mat Billing. Wiley Bili- ing. Fred Ball, Lawrence Holt. William Baldwin. Lance LeBron, Charles Virgin, Armstead Gayle. Gaston Tatum. Milo Howard, Fred Smith, Arthur Evans, Robert KinIoch. Richard Bah, Charles Arthur Ball, Alice Johnston, Kath crime Johnstone.
 DANCE AT PICKETT STRINGS. One of the most delightful outdoor affairs of the week was the dance gwen at Pickett Springs on Tuesday even- ing, which was enjoyed by the follow ing: Mir. and Mrs. McDuff Cain, Mir l and Mrs. W. A. Saffold and Mrs. w. B. | Kelley; Miss Clara Galloway Miss Iorane Cain. Miss Clare Davis, Miss Georgia Saffold, Miss Annie Holt, Miss Annie Solomon, Miss Phedora Randolph, Miss Willie Thompson, Miss Clara | westcott.. Miss Jean Burke. Miss Jean