The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11

MATTED.
 You have always been mine' oeAf'
 \ while waiting.
 And yearning, somehow 1 knew, That tho cry Of my heart for the mat would bring me st last to you. | have watched the clouds m sner rb.v siVays went two by two. Ana I've seen how the mountains were Two sunanits towards heavens own Fen the wavss locked erests with sseA
 other,
 And I Knew full well that He Who had planned for each birding an- Had not failed to make you for me
 --Katherine M. Barton. MARRIAGE OF MIR rETTLEs
 one of the most beautiful home wed- dinxs Of the season was that of Mr. Georse Fuhrman Nstties and Miss Arminta Cox, which took place at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. ". N. Cox. wednesday afternoon at , m decorations of the homo were most elaborate. Palms. ferns, roses and qhrysanthemums being used with such lbrofusfon, that the home resem- bled . veritable flower garden.
 In the reception hall, where the ceremony took place. the wood work is white and gold Here the archways of the doors were draped with smiiax. and the white and gold balustrades were covered with smfiax and studded with white roses.
 ert.~ the first landing of the stairs, which was "a pkrfect bower of green. the young couple standing beneath q wedding bell of roses. and chrysanthemums-
 On the ceiling above was one large light. and as the wedding march pealed forth, the other lights were extfnguish- cd. and the glow from the single light, made a scene of unusual beauty The color scheme in the first parlor was also white and green. white chry- santhemums, ferns and palms being used. The dining room looked very festive in its color scheme of red and green.
 The punch table in one corner of the loom was covered with a lace piece and decorated with smilax around the bowl were clusters of grapes. Punch was served by Mrs. John Flowers, sis ter of the groom. . The brides table was also In this apartment. It was covered with cluny lace piece over red satin. and adorned with tracings of smilax and rel carnations. Silver candelabra burning red and white candles were placed at intervals on the table.
 The chandelier was tied with bows ! of red and white tulle and twtned with ssmilax and suspended from 1t were several red wedding bells.
 At the appointed time. to the strains of Mendeissohns wedding march. rem mour, Ind, the bride and groom de- scended the stairs together.
 The bride was very pretty picture in her. travelling suit of copper colorej cloth with which she wore picture hat, trimmed with black willow piumes, and carried an arm shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley Rev. o. c. McGhee per formed tho ceremony.
 After the ceremony an informal re- ception was held and delightful re- 2 treatments were served.
 A large number of presents were One especially handsome one beina d chest of silver from the employees oi l. the western Road. The brides father Is Superintendent of Transportation oi the Western Road. At s:ip o'clock Mir. and Mrs. Kettles left for, Phiiade elphias Washington and other points. sEs@
 They went to Atianta in the private car of President and General Manager Charles wickersham of the Western Road.s Mrs wicksrshan and Miss ISthef Wicksraham of Atlanta. were also bn the train. having come down to attend the wedding.
 MT and Mrs. Wickersham entertain cd ct an elaborate dinner on board their car. in honor of Mir. and Mrs Netf1es.
 After a two weeks trip. Mir. and Mrs. Kettles will be at home at SIG South Court Street
 Mir. Nettles is prominent in business and social circles.
 Among the out-of-town guests were: Mf. and Mrs. Toms. Miss Louelia Toms Of Seymour, Ind. Mrs. W. c. Walkut of st. Louis. Mir. and Mrs. Wickersham, Miss Ethel Wickersham, of Atlanta.
 ALUAfNAE ASSOCIATION.
 The Central High School Chapter oi