The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-10
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vor. a swinging fern basket, and Misa Louise Frazier cut the consolation. . jardinere.
 A number of the ladiea. who did mol play bridge, were entertained with tho rame of hearts" Mrs. C. A. Garrett winning the heart trophy. a jardinere To the honoree the hostess presented an exquisite brass basket.
 After the luncheon of chicken salad sandwiches and coffee was enjoyed little Miss Ruth Cruse. daintily attirsd in white, brought in . ribbon bedeck- ed suit case, filied with the silk hose brought by the guests, placing 1t at the feet of the honoree. who was espe- cialIy attractive in pale pink ere. ation. enhanced with a lovely corsage bouquet of La France roses.
 Miss Collier was assisted by her mother. Mrs. O. w. Collier. in enter. taining the guests.--Beaumont erex') Enterprise
 mARRrAGr or MISS ADE-
 LAIDE SCREWS TO MR.
 CHARLEs WAYNE ABBOTT
 A beautiful wedding took place on Wednesday evening at the large. com modious home of MT. and Mrs. Thorn ton W. Garrett. when their sister. Miss Adelaide Screws, became the wife of MT. Charles Wayne Abbott. The floral decorations throughout the home were exquisite and most abundant.
 In the hallway the color scheme was carried out entirely in pink and green. The ballustrades were covered in pink. .entwined with gariands of smiiax ana asparagus ferns, which were caught at the newei posts with large bows of pink. together with bouquets of pink chrysanthemums. The lights were covered with the rose-hue shades.
 Mrs. Thornton Garrett. gowned in an exquisite toilette of yellow satin. with gold bugie trimmings. and Mrs. EC. A Garrett. in a handsome creation of pale blue messaline. with silver ana crystal commentators. met the wed- ding guests here with their visiting sisters, Mrs. G. F. Mertins and Mrs. Merritt Gilmer. of Montgomery. both of whom wore lovely reception gowns. the former in a cloth of ashes of roses hue and the latter in pale blue crepe de chine.
 The ceremony room was exquisitely ornamented in white cnrysanthemums. palms and ferns.
 Miss Bertha Cruse sang Guy d'Har- dslot's Because" accompanied on the plano by Miss Mary Autrey Greer just before the entrance of the bridal party. led by the two little nieces of the bride. Cassie Leta Garrett and susie Garrett. lovely little visions in white French frocks. with pink sash and hair ribbons. They were followed by the maid of honor, Miss Ina Collier. who was lovely in a white nessaline toil- cite, fashioned on the long lines with court train. Tn the hair was worn a coronet Of silver and tuile. and she carried an arm bouquet of brides maid roses. tied with streanners of pink moline.
 Little Benjamin Screws Gilmer of Montgomery. nephew of the bride. dressed in pink satin with socks and slippers to correspond. came in next, carrying the ring on a little pink heart shaped pillow.
 The bride entered on the arm Of her brother law, MT. Thornton ". Gar gett, who gave her in marriage. She was never lovelier than on this occa- sion in her rich bridal robe of white messaline. with trimmings of white tulle studded in crystal beaSs. The long, full veil Of Illusion completely covered her girlish form, falling to the hem of her train.
 This was caught to the coiffure with crown of lilies of the valley. Her shower bouquet was of brides roses and fern. caught with long streamers | of embroidered tulle and ribbons MT. Julius Abbott of Seguin attend ed his brother 1as beet man. X MT. and Mrs. Abbott left on the westbound train for Seguin, where they will spend two weeks with MT Abbotts parents. Mr. and Mrs J M Abbott The brides going away suit was of wistaria shade. with blouse and hat to correspond.
 On their return they will make their home at the Heisig. | --Beaumont trex.) Enterprise. DIR. THOMAS M. OWEN ENTERTAINs, pr. Thomas M. Owen entertained ai dinner Monday evening at his home, 5Of Adams avenue, in compliment to the members of the Executive Council of the United Sons of Confederate Vet erans and a few invited guests | The table was most attractive in It's ldecorations. The place cards were of the United Sons of Confederate Vet History of Montgomery.
 The centre piece was a silver bowl of My Maryland' roses. and the din- ing room. and the library adjoining were decorated with palms and ferns A delicious course dinner was served
 The guests were: General 0. | Walker, of Charleston. s. C.: Dr. Ciar- enee J. owens. of Abbeville: Mir. w. w old. Jr., of Norfolk Va; Mir. Thomas E. Powe, of St. Louis; Mir. F. W. Ma | hood, of Washington. D. C.; Colonel E. N. Scudder. of yicksburg. Miss Judge W. H. Thomas. Captain w. T. Sheehan. Captain A. CI Sexton. MT George w. Duncan, Mir. Thomas M Owen, Jr.
 IN HONOR OF
 LIEUTENANT KAEMPFER Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Andrew enter talned most delightfully."- Tuesday ev- ening. at their home on Moulton street l in honor of Lieutenant Albert B