The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-24

silk coat suit with hat to match and
carried brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the
| young couple left for Savannah, where
they will spend several weeks. On
| their return they will be at home with
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L..
Sweat. at Capitol Heights.
Possessing an attractive personality
and winsome manners the bride is be-
| loved by all who know her.
Mr.. Berry holds a responsible rail-
| road position in this city.
MARRIAGE OF MIR. BOYKIN
| AND MISS AMENT.
A quiet home wedding of yesterday
afternoon which was characterized by
simplicity and charm. was that of Miss
Rita Allen Ament and Mr.. Edward
Clingman Boykin which took place at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. e. .Ament on South Lawrence Street
The home was decorated with palms.
CARNATIONS, and meteor roses
| There were no attendants, the bride
and groom entering together. The
| bride wore a handsome gown of green
and brown rajah silk. with milan hat
| trimmed In brown willow plumes. She
carried q shower boquet of bridesroses.
Rev. H. M. Edmonds performed the
ceremony
Immediately afterwards Mr.. and Mrs.
Boykin left for st. Louis on bridal
trip, on their return they will make
their home In this city.
Mrs. Boykin Is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Ament. She
Is a most loveable young woman and
has numbers of sincere friends who
| wish her much happiness.
| MI Boykin is a prominent business
4 nj. ed In a.
drug house In the city.
There were only relations and close
| friends at the wedding. The out of
town guests were: Mr.. Charles Ament
of Cincinnati Mrs. H. H. Ament, of
Birmingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne,
of Birmingham.
MISS AsHLEY'S PARTY
LAST EVENING.
Charming in every detail and thor
| oughly enjoyable was the porch party
| at which Miss Mary Goodwin Ashley
| entertained last evening In honor OF
| Lieutenant Frederick league and his
! house guests. Lieutenants Fuller, Mill
ing, Munnikhuysen and Colley.
The attractive Clayton Street home
! was transformed into a bower OF
| beauty for the occasion. The parlors
| were decorated with palms, ferns and
| ferns were effectively placed, and num-
hers of japanese lanterns We're hung.
| The lawn was dotted here and there
with Japanese lanterns.
Eight tables we're arranged for
| bridge. The Japanese score cards were
| passed by little Miss Elizabeth league
1 Beasley, who wore a dainty dress of
| white lingerie.
Two prizes were awarded, a brass
dfsh FOR fha 1adiaa and silver
knife for the gentlemen.
Miss Ashley who is lovely young
| girl, was charming in a white lingerie
| gown trimmed in lace; she will be one
| of the debutantes of next season.
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs,
Buckner Beasley, Misses Julia Mae Hen
derson, Anne CASTOR. Georgia Saffold.
Sarah Warren WilkerSon ana Mittie
Ellen Ashley.
Delicious refreshments were served
| at the close of the game.
Among those who enjoyed the hos
pitality of Miss Ashley were: Miss Ju-
| liza Mae Henderson Miss Georgia SAT-
fold, Miss Annie Chandler, Miss Annie
CASTOR. Miss Lula Mcqueen. Miss Isa-
bel Cobbs Miss Mary Cobbs, Miss VIII
! lie Jones' Miss frankie Jones, Miss
Lucia Richardson, Miss Florence Da-
wilson, Miss Geogia Richardson. Miss
Marie Alexander, Miss Mary Mcqueen.
| Miss Kathleen O'Connell. Miss Lillian
Hill. Miss Taylor BeaIe, Miss Mary Ell
| len Harris, Miss Rebecca Rutledge.
Miss Annie Danzlger, Miss Christine
| Glass. Miss Valine Sanford. Miss Betty,
| Miss Lizzie Fitzpatrick, Miss RoEalyn
| sayre. Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson,
| Miss Title Norwood, Miss Florence
| Norwood, Mr.. Fuller, Mr.. Colley, Mr..
! Munnikhuysen, Mr.. Milling, Lieuten-
| ant Fred league. Mr.. Troy Halls, Mr..
W. F. Joseph Mr.. Brock Taber. Mr..
Frank Browder, Mr.. Virgil Chandler,
! Mr.. Henry Crenshaw. Mr.. Eugene CO.
| mer. Mr.. Thomas Betty, Mr.. Doc Fos-
| ter. Mr., Logan Martin, Mr., Betty. Mr..
| r Coolidge. Mr. Austin Pickett. Mr.
] Evarett Jackson Mr.. Tom Jones Dr.