The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-12

Edward watts and Mrs. Benjamin
 Fftxpatrick. They wore gowns of
 messaiine silk. and carried arm cius-
 ters of golden yellow chrysanthemums.
 They also carried broad satin ribbons.
 makine an aisle through which the
 Thsy were foiiowed by the two
 bridesmaids. Miss Ethel Peizer and Mise Elizabeth Andrew. Miss Andrew
 wore | rown of white crepe meteor. trimmed with real lace. Miss Pelzer wore gown of spsngled net. They
 both carried arm clusters of wnite chrysanthsmuns.
 lust preceding the bride was her cousin, Miss Fine Wagner of Birming- ham. She was dainty in gown or white lingerie and lace and carried an arm shower of brides roses and piu- mosa,
 The bride entered on the arm of her father. pr. E. Wagner. who gave her away.
 She was beautiful In her wedding gown Of white crepe meteor silk. It was ornamented with rich duchess lace. studded with pearls. and the cor sage was entirely of pearls. Her veai Of illusion rested on her dark. pretty hair. and was crowned with spray oi orange blossoms.
 IT. ant Kaempfer as best man. Dt Charles A. stakeiy performed the \ recentiou followed the ceremony, hundreds of friends calling to exteno congratuiations and best wishes. The presents, so high in the hundreo mark that count was almost iost' rep resnted an array of magnificent siiveI. cut glass and china. and made one o( rffts. but of the love and friendship which prompted their bestowai. Al s:so o'clock. Lieutenant and Mrs. Kaemufer left for trip to New or- leans. before going to their nome ,n Fort Leavenworth. Kan- where ne s stationed,
 The bride wore stylish blue travel ing gown of diagonal cloth. wi.n black beaver hat trimmed Tn aisrs.'es. Dr. ana Mrs. F. Wagner. Her father is one of Montgomsry's most promi- nent and influential citizens. ana her mother is most charmin gwoman. pv her wfnsome personality ana charm of manner, she has won nosts ot frfends, who wish her much Joy ID her new home.
 Lieutenant Raempfer Is very prom fnent in army circles. By his geniai and cordial manner. he mas msae many friends during his freauent y,~its 10 the Capital City. He has scores of friends at the Fort who VIII extend a cordial welcome to his bride. 1 where she is already a great fayori.c,
 having visited there some months ago.
 REUNION TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS.
 The Confederate Reunion. which VII I be held in Montgomery Nov. Y ana le' | promises to be great success. 4 | number of visitors from throughout I the State will be present. and a mum I Der of social affairs will be given. the I first of which win be a reception to the sponsors, maids and cnaperons of the reunion at the Country Club We'd I nesday afternoon, Nov. IT. at o'clock. The veterans' bivouac will be held | at the Auditorium, Wednesday evening at o'clock.
 A grand ball will be given in conn l piiment to the Veterans at the Ex. change, Wednesday evening at
 A cotiliion viii be given in. compIi- ment to the ofiicial ladies of the re- union at the Beauvoir Club. Thursday evening at o'clock.
 The following are list of the ap- | pointments of sponsors and maids: l Major General George P. Harrison. commanding the Alabama Division. l U. c. ", has appointed as sponsor for l the coming reunion Miss Calpernia
 Musgrove of Jasper: maids of honor. l Mss Miriam Burton of Auburn, Miss Anna Fillmore. Miss Eloise Washburn. l Commander John L. Moulton. Com.
 mander or Aiabama Division. United