The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
Items of Intsrsat
 to Montgomery
 and to tho state

I some silvsr ladle which was the l property of General Marion. It win I be placed In the Alabama room at Continental Hall in Washington as soon as. the hall is completed. MARRIAGE OF aR. HAIGLER l AND MISS SANDS i. | The marriage of Ar. Lewis Waiter son Hafgier. and Miss Ella Josephine Sands, took place Wednesday after noon at 6 o'clock at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. c. D. Sands. ST.. on Decatur Street.
 The home was decorated with a pro- \ fusion of palms. ferns and cut flow CTS. A. The bride entered the parlor ac- | companied by the groom; she wore an exquisite gown of white lingerie and lace. and carried an arm cluster of brides roses.
 She was attended by Mss Eva Sands and Miss Alice Ruppenthai as ribbon bearers.
 They both wore lingerie gowns with Miss Pauline Ruppenthai. Miss Aida Sands. Miss Carrie Ruppenthal. Miss Nellie Johnson, Miss Mildred Haigier, Miss Rosa May Sands, attended the bride as bridesmaids.
 They all wore white lingerie dresses, trimmed with lace.
 MT. stapleton Gallaghe and Mir. Lee Sands were also among the attendants.
 An informal reception was held af- ter the ceremony, after which the young couple left for Manac. Ala. where the groom is a successful plant CT. The bride Is most attractive | young woman and has hosts of friends \ who regret her marriage will take her from among them.
 MEETING OF ELwELL
 Wednesday afternoon at gao o'clock the Eiwell Bridge Club held delight ful meeting with Mrs. Louis Robinson at her home on Moulton Street. The apartments in which the games were played were attractively decorated with chrysanthemums.
 Two prizes were awarded, the club prize an imported fan to Mrs. Lynn Fort and the guest prize, brass case containing a bridge score, to Mrs. the games refreshments were served. Only the club members were present. MRS. rHoRrNeroS ENrERrArNs I TUESDAY CARD CLUB.
 The Tuesday Card Club held the first meeting of the season. Tuesday morning. with Mrs. Jack Thorington. l at her home at cloverdale.
 The meeting was a very enjoyable one. and ferns and pink and white chrysanthemums were used most ef- I fectively in the apartments. in which l the games were played. I The prize. a colonial brass candle . l stick, with glass shade. was won by Mrs. James Hickey. After the games, q two course luncheon was served. I Only the members of the club were present.
 MISS WILLIAMS ENTERTAINs l THE PRISCILLAS. l Miss Mary Boyd Williams enter I tained The Priscilias Wednesday morn ing at her home on Court Street.
 Several hours were most pleasantly spent with dainty hand-work. while nimbie fingers vainly tried to keep pace with more nimble tongues.
 During the morning. refreshments were served. The members present were: Misses MarIory Holmes, Sadie Hood, Lucille Strong. Annie Forsi l smith, Virginia Holt. Virginia Benja-
 min. Bessie Miles. Ellie Riley. Dora Davidsons
 MISS WEST TO ENTERTAIN I
 Mss, Carolyn West has issued invi' tatIons to. q card party. next Tues.
 day morning, in honor Of Miss Claire st Ely, whose marriage to Mi. Eldor Scott Longley. will take place Novem- I her 23.
 PROMINENT WOMEN TO STEAK
 AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
 Miss Edith Campbell Crane. of Bal
 timore, Md, Corresponding Secretary
 of the Southern Baptist Womans Missionary Union. will deliver an ad. dress before the women of the Mont gomery Baptist Association in the as. sembly room of the First Baptist Church. Thursday, November Il, al I 3:30 o'clock.
 Miss Kathleen Mallory. of Selma the newly elected Corresponding Sec retary of the W. M. U. of Alabama will also speak in the assemblage.
 Every interested woman is invited tc be present.
 FOR MISS BALL AND MISS HANN0N
 Mrs. David Riley Cook will entertain at a tea Friday afternoon from { to