The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-20

" . Miss Marjory Holmes will .en- = . tertain the Priscillas this morn v c ing at her home at Cloverdale. . The Wednesday Morning Music . . Club will meet this morning at the z <IS1S1>>>>>>>>e>S WHO COULD LIVE WITHOUT COOKS. We may live without poetry. music We 1s may five without coiscience and
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 We may live without friends; we may
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 But civilized man cannot live without He nav i've without books--wret is
 knowledge but grievine? He may live without hopt-what Is
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 Owen Meredith.
 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
 Never take mean advantAge of any Sssd npon sny psOpis ~so er.-Dickens.
 aaARRIAGE OF MIR. b4vIs
 AND NILS WHATLEY. 70. Love. 1t is our wydding day!
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 One of the most beautiful weddings of the fall was hat of Mir. Walter Hiram Davis and Miss Julia Elizabeth whatley. which look place yesterday afternoon at 5 .ciock at tho Perry Street Methodist, Church. Palms and ferns were used in profusion in the decorations. andthe altar was 6 mass of green.
 To the strainsof the wedding march beautifully plajed by Miss Arminta Cox, the brida party entered the church, led byl the ushers ffr. e. H. Davis and Mir Hardy Whatiey They were followed by the bridesmaids. Miss Amelia Moltot of Birmingham. and Miss Clyde Blckmon of Eufaula. Trey wore gowns o white lingerie and lace, with white tcture hats and carried arm clusters f white chrysanthemums The little fioaer girls. Miss Lucille Rar- ry and Miys Barbara Mckay. came next; they tvpre dresses of white lin- gerie and Ice and carried pink baskets filled withiKillarney roses.
 Just breeding the bride was her matron oi honor, Mrs. May Steiner CrommeliL She wore an exquisite gown of fbeach colored satin trimmed with gof and jet passementerie, ard I carried Bouquet of American Beauty roses.
 The bde entered on the arm of her brother,M MT. Clyde L.. Whatiey who gave h{ away. She wore handsome ashes ' roses benga1ine cloth gown, with aEhite hat trimmed with willow plumes and carried an arm shower bouquf of roses and lilies of the yai- ley.
 W. M Curtis.
 Imhdiately after the ceremony the younicouple were entertained at q re- ceptfh by Mir. and Mrs. John K Ear fy, atheir home on South Court Street.
 Apr the reception they went to kheiInew home on Finley Avenue.
 IT bride is a very charming girl andby her many womaniy qualities andttractive personality has won for herif hosts of friends.
 \. Davis is popular and success fupusiness man of the cisY.
 xrHoNoR OF DAVIS
 wHATLEY WEDDING PARTY.
 +. and Mrs. John K. Barry en- xaAined charmingly yesterday after m at their home on South Court stet in honor of the Davis- Whatley W1utkB Paftgs Ln0 e0OSto WI C VVA-f led to the bridal party and to the Snediate relatives of the bride and pom.
 The decorations of the home were lautiful; in the first parior yellow Id green were the prevailing col- Is. Golden rod and ferns were used h- profusion. The punch table was ecsrated with smilax and marchaeneii osek Miss Amelia Motion presided lere
 TiS reception hall was attractive fin ccbr scheme of pink, coral carna- honlbeing used in profusion. Infhe dining room. bridal tones of sreean white prevailed. From the chaklier above the brides table, I ropsof tu1Ie were caught to the four corxs and tied in large, bows. Tn the Inter of the table was a cut glass vasElled with brides roses and piu-
 TS brides cake, which was hand sonly embossed in brides roses also added the table. Malicious salad course was served; als&n ice course. The cakes and ices bek moulded in the form of flow erF When the bride's cake was cut thFing fell to MT. c. H. Davis. the dB to Mir A c. Davis and the but bQlV Nhioo <AAHitHta LOAs fs. Barry received her guests in an atthyst gown of rajah silk. bveral vocal selections were enjoy eby MT. Barry, accompanied by Mrs. ( on the piano.
 FRAZLER--ROLLINS The marriage of Mrs George Edgar [ Azier and Miss Minnie Lee Rollins blk place last evening at 8 o'clock the home of J. Henry Bush HOS 4ghland avenue. Rev. Mr. Bush performed the cere- -tony. Mrs. Frazier is a very attractive tirl and has many friends, MT. Fra Her Is a popular young man of the bitS. They are at home with his pa- rants, IS BrasseIl street.
 NOTICES.
 MOTHER1 MEETING. Tine mothers meeting of the Law renee street kindergarten. which was to have been held today, has been changed to Saturday afternoon at S:30