The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-12

\ VI 4At AD Aks beth sightIer. EIla Frances Bsais. Gladys Alexander.
 Masters; Earf Andrews. Furmap Nettles, Tom Ferrandini. George Siven. Julian Naftel. Wayatt Rushton. James Ferran. William Howard. James Mo- Clay. Homer Alexander, Jack An- drews. Jack Hopkins. Homer Hopkins.
 H0wARD-wATTS.
 Many friends in this city will be interested in the marriage of Mir. Adam Hardin Howard of Tuskegee Ala. and Miss Aiphens coivard Watts of For syth Ga. r
 The wedding took place on Tuesday September 7th At the home of ths bride in Forsyth. Rev. George w Grivner ofYiciafinR
 The bride wore C handsome tailored after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs Ho. ward left for an extended trip north When they return they will be at homo in Tuskegee.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. r. W Watts of Forsyth and is charming girl
 Mir. Howard is c former Montgomer- ian and has scores of friends in this city. He made his home here until several years ago and during his resid. ence in this city held position on The Advertiser.
 MORTON.TAYLOR.
 Mir. and Mrs. George W. Taylor an nounce the engagement of theiI daughter Lucie Crommelin to Mir. W B. Morton of washington. D. C., ths marriage to be solemnixed early 1T November.
 ; The above announcement will be 0, great interest throughout the state not only on account of the prominence of her father. Congressman Taylor but on her own account. Miss Taylo' is girl of rare charm and has score, of friends throughout the State. Shs has numbers of relatives here. where she frequently visits.
 Her mother. who is a sister of Mrs Henry Crommelin of this city is woman of a great deal of magnetism which her daughter has inherited.
 During the past winter Congressman and Mrs. Taylor have made their homt In Washington. and have spent ths summer at Virginia Beach.
 BLAKEY-FINCH.
 The wedding of Mir. William Blake, Nof this city, and Miss Eva Fincf which takes place at the home of ths bride in Jacksonville. Fla, this after noon at o'clock will be of interest to numbers of friends in this city.
 Afte- Thursday they will be at home 5l6 South McDonough street. A num- Der of friends will extend Q cordial welcome to MT. Blakey and his bride.
 MERIwEATHER-BU
 Mir. and Mrs. John W. Bullock an- nounce the engagement of theiy daughter. Elizabeth Nilsson. to Mir. Ben- jamin Baldwin Meriweather of Birm- ingham. the wedding to take place at their home on the sixth of October. Montgomery Alabama. MISS IDA BELLE GAY
 LEAVES FOR COLLEGE
 Miss Ida Belle Gay has gone to Gadsden where she will spend two weeks as the guest of Misses O. V. Johnson. From there she will gS to where she will continue her studies this being her Junior year. Last year Miss Gay received quite an honor, her pie ture being hung in the Hall of Fame of the College. She Is an unusually bright young girl and her many friends have reason to feel proud of her suc- cess.
 MRS HUGH STOKES, ENTERTAINs
 Mrs. Hugh Stokes entertained 2 of the younger set Friday evening in compliment to her melee. Miss Marie Walsh of Augusta Ga.
 The home was attractivsly decorat- ed with palms and cut flowers. Var ious games were played and delicious were served DANCE AT COUNTRY. CLUE i'a
 The members of the Country Club will entertain at dance on Saturday September 18th. at the Club. Much fun is anticipated.
 DANCE AT OAK PARK
 Messrs. Crusier Graves and Charles F. Clint will entertain their friends at a dance at Oak Park. Friday even- ing September 17th.