The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-11

DISTANCE.
Across the world he journeyed far.
Our spirits know no break or bar
missed his presence only.
A yard apart we sit today.
Oh! distance il but seeming;
His Soul Is countless miles away i
do not share his dreamings
HALL-CLARK.
Tor Plainvilie. Conn. where he viii iii Be-
married to Miss Thera Clark ON the
afternoon of "wednesday. July, -.
The ceremony win take place at the
George Dwight Clark. and viii be fol-
lowed Immediately by o large receipt
ion. They will spend several weeks
at Lake George, returning to Montgom-
cry the first of August. They will be
at home with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
B. +. Burch, at Coosada. until fall,
and will then come to Montgomery to
reside.
This marriage will be Of exceptional
interest to scores of friends. Mr.. Hall
IL a capable young business man. hold
Ing a responsible position with one of
ns ee q .ts Is o WORTH ss G ana s i
manners and IL held In the highest re-
gard BY all who know him.
Miss Clark IL very lovely girl, un-
most attractive personality She viii
receive a cordial welcome from many
friends IN her new home. She was in
in Alabama about year ago. visiting
Pierce at Coosada. and Miss Kate A.
ley In this city.
ALLEN-HUssEY.
Mrs Robert I. Hussey announces the
engagement of her daughter. Marguer-
lite Elizabeth. to M. James Eugene
Allen, the marriage to take place on
the morning of Wednesday, July Fl. at
$3.50 O'Clock at st. Peters Catholic
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.
One of the largest and most enjoy
able dances of the season was given at
There were q number Of visitors to
the State Golf Tournament which add
ed much to the pleasure of the oc-
The guests were: Misses Isabel
cobbs. Alice Lahey. Taylor Beale. Ro-
berta Roberts, Mary Siebels Ball, Kit
ty Dent. Grace Betty. Frances Jones'
Of New York. Mit.,e Ellen Ashley.
Jeane Burke, Christine Glass, Anna An.
derson. of Selma. BeLe wilkins. Of Sell
ma. Mary Ellen Harris. Mary cobbs.
Henderson, Georgia Saffoid. Lucia
Richardson, Eunics Semmes. Annie
Danziger. Bessie Rogers. of Letohat-
SHto, AuIa ~Act4u6eu Maggie CnamDerA
Laura Chambers, Isabel Cobbs Clara
Goodwin Ashley.
Messrs. Frank Browder. Sam Hobbs
of Selma. d. NJ. Scott, Jr.. OF Selma.
Smith Robbins of Selma, Emmett Sell
bells e. B. M. Akin. Howard seay,
william Davidson, DIT. w. A.. Sellers,
Tom Bradford, Eenry Foster. Gin
s son JACK A vasdan nSss n F Tsasse
w: FL. Coolidge, Walter Pickett, Mer.
rill Moore, Jack Powell. Logan Martin,
Frank Moseiy. r. p. Glass. Js.. hi.
more Higgins. Douglas MCQUEEN. Nc
Cate of Petersburg, Va, p. ". Stires.
Oliver of Birmingham. Wood Of Bir-
mingham, McCreary OF Birmingham.
Watson Of Birmingham, Bob Thatch
of Birmingham, II. G. Crenshaw, w. w.
Groves. Mr.. and Mrs. ~. b. Joseph,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. W: T. seibels. Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fiske.
FOR ATTRACTIVE ATLANTA GIRL.
very pretty compliment to a
S charming guest was the informal
Bellingrath entertained on Friday az
ternoon In honor OF her guest, Miss
Julia Be1lingrath of Atlanta The att
fractive home was decorated with a
profusion Of brown-eyed Susans.
Bridge was played at three tables and
two prizes were awarded, silk para
sol to Miss Saliie Halls, and a crochet
silk tie to Miss Zelma Rogers.
During the afternoon, delicious re-