The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-27
Nesus of Mobile Society
Bertheia-eenee weddinE.


 Bertheia-eeaee wedding.
 Mobile. Jan. 26-tSpeclaL)--The handsome Rush home on South Georgia Avenue was abiaze with lights and beauty thIs evening for the marriage or Miss Camille Coffee to Mir. Frank Adolph Berthoid. of New York.
 The entire lower floor was covered In white and converted into a green and white bower.
 In the double parlors the mantles were banked with white carnations ferns and white candles, and palms were clustered about In graceful pro- fusion. At the end of the back draw ing room, where the ceremony was per formed. the altar. draped In white, stood against a background or palms and ferns ablaze with the soft glow or innumerable wax tapers. Down tne length of the drawing room an aisle was formed by posts of white enamel nix in number. linked with satin ribbon and tied at the top of each was a huge trailing buch of brides roses. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. A. F. Carr. and an orchestra played the pretty atrains of the Lohengrin wedding march. - The groom and his best man. MT Maurice Hecksher. of New York, await ed. at the altar. the coming or the bridal party.
 First. the little flower girl, Miss De- maris smith, in dainty gown or white and carrying a basket of white roses the Matron of honor. Mrs. Rivers Rush' who wore an Empire gown of pink messaline with trimmings Of chinon and lace. and her bouquet, a cluster or pink roses.
 Next came the ring bearer. Master Rivers Rush. Jr.. who. dressed all Tn white, carried the ring on a white sat in pillow He preceded the bride, who entered with her father. MT. Christo- nher Coffee. and whose blonde love- iIness was never more accentuated than m her wedding gown of white satin. In Eunpire effect and trimmed in masses of rose point lace. Her veil or tuile spear of orange blossoms and bouquet of brides roses. completed the lovely picture. .n large reception was held after the ceremony and the brides table sparkled with it's roses and valley lilies. its can delabra with white tapers shaded Tn silver and white. The brides cakes, hints and bon -bons were heart shapeo and surmounted by roses and iiiies. A delicious two course supper was served the ices. heart shaped. were pafticu- larty fetching, surmounted as they were, by a cupid with sash in pink. Those who served were Misses Rosa Coates. Lucille and Louise Overall. I.illie and Lulie Radcliffe Marie Webo. Zemna Mastin and Ethel and Eieie Fry. Punch was served on the large enclosed gallery by Misses Mary Knight, Rush and Antotnette. Mciu- tosh and the wedding book was III charge of Miss Lucille Rush. The presents were numerous ana at midnight Mir. and Mrs. Berthold left for an extended wedding trip. the brl0e wearing a stylish going-away gown of blue broadcloth with imported hat of green blue. After February Il tnis happy couple will be at home 10 tnelr friends at 230 Riverside Drive. Ne" York City.
 Misa Tompkins EnteFtalns at Tea. IA pretty event of today was the at- ternoon tea given today from to 6 by Miss Mamie Tompkins. Palms were used throughout the seVera' rooms. white roses lent their beauty 70 the drawing room, where Miss Tomp- rins was assisted in receiving the hundred or more guests by her mother Mrs. Price Williams Tompkins. The dining room reflected the pink and green color tone. In the centre ot the table was a large bunch of pink car nations and the crystal candelaora held pink tapers and shades. The rnlntEa as6fces. and cakes were aff Tn pinh
  ellie overall, LLllie Radcliffe, Ida Nc Kinstry. Lucy Bowers. Agnes Bell f.oldsley. Dorothy Donald, Elizabeth BoyIe. of Kentucky. Lucille Ligon, Car rfe Dukes, Emma Gaillard, sallie van Antwerp and Ella Wealer
 Ia Honor of Mrs. George Clark.
 Mrs. George Clark. of Birmingham was the attractive guest Of honor to- day at brldge-tea given for her by her siser Mrs. Joseph McPhillips. There were eight tables of players who closely contested for the three pretty prizes. brass jardiniere, large cake plate and one-haf dozen small cake plates. Almost seventy emests came in later for tea which was served by Misses Henrietta and Rosa McPhillips, Lucille Ligon, Bere- nice Patterson and Virginia Lyons from a table lovely with lights roses and ferns.
 Afternoon Tea Club.
 Pink roses. ferns and pink tapers formed the pretty decorations for the tea table this afternoon when Mrs. James Taylor entertained most charm ingly for the Tuesday Afternoon Tea Club.
 There were a number of invited guests who added much to the pleas ure or tne members anu tHlS very delightful occasion.
 500 Club.
 Misses Gertie and Lucille Schwarz were joint hostesses this afternoon for the 500 Club. The club prize was a piece of hand embroidered lingerie and the guest prize pair of pink silk hose. After the games a salad course was served to the members and fol- lowing guests: Miss Ethel Steinhardt of Greensboro, Mrs. Herman Tannem- baum. Miss Banman. of St. Louis and Miss Amy Rosenbaum. of Detroit.
 At Home.
 Mrs. Viola Irwin and Mir and Mrs. H. H, Irwin were al home 10 their friends this afternoon at o'clock at their residence, 319 Monroe street.
 HaPpy-GO-Lucky.
 Miss Alice Drago was hostess this
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