The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-01
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
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TO-DAY.
 With every rising of the sun
 Think rs % of hss yUu arrived ana burisd deep. Aii yesterdays--there let them slsep' Nor seek to summon back one ghost Of that innumerable host. Concern yourself but wi.n tooay' z vour v wisb and win. sines time began rodav has been the friend of man, But in his blindness and his sorrow He looks to yesterday and tomorrow. You ana todsys soul sunn hnnr os time. With God between to bind the twain. Go forth. | say. attain, attain.
 Ella Wheeler Wilcox. nAnRIAGE or MISS BLACK
 MON AND MIR. STUCkEf.
 An event of not only much interest but also of much beauty was the we'd ding of Miss Ida Biackmon and MT. william Crayon Stuckey which took place last evening at [ o'clock at the home of her father, MT. w. s. Black mon, on Clayton street. The home was most attractively decorated Tor the occasion in smiiax and cut HOW CTS. In the front parlor where the ceremony was performed smilnx and brides's roses were used. An impro- : vised altar was formed of palms ana ferns, and over 1t hung Q wedding bell. A
 In the second parior pink was the color, Killarney roses being used; p1nk also predominatei In the hall Inc bride was very beautiful m . sown of white radium over messaHne: sne wore the conventional veil caught 10 her. hair with orange blossoms, ana carried a bouquet of brides roses ana IiIiss of the valley. She was atteno- ed by Miss F,orenoe Cameron as maid of honor, who wore . handsome gown of white mesaline and carried knhar, ney roses. Mir. Frank Hurley attehaea the groom as best man.
 pr. o. c. McGehee performed the ceremony In very impressive man
 Before the ceremony musical pro- gram wag rendered by Mrs. Roger ConJow. who also played Hearts ana Flowers during the ceremony. After the ceremony an informal reception was held. Punch was served from q table decorated in Killarney roses by Misses Annie .Riggio. and Jessie
 The brides book which was place.l on a table decorated with ciuny lace piece over pink satin and decor ated with Killarney roses was pre- sided over by Mrs. F. J. Dreher.
 Immediately after the reception the
  Biloxi. Point Clear and other points The brides going away gown was q coat suit of imported brown braided linen with hat to match. &s :
 A large number of handsome pres ents were received.
 The bride is the daughter or MT 7 w. s. Blackmon of this city. She IS an unusually charming girl ana is hela in the highest esteem by score oi friends. MT. Stuckey is young Dust- ness man of this city. On their re. turn from their wedding trip. MT. ana Mrs Stuckey will be at home to their friends at 6 Goldthwaite street.
 LITTLE MSS LOUISE
 A number of the young folks or .ne city were indebted to little Miss Louise Johnson, the lovely little daughter CT Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Johnson, for one or the most delightful affairs or the sea son on last evening. when she enter tained at water melon cut at the home of her parents at Cloverdale., The large back yard. in which are nun Der of beautiful pine trees, was the scene of the entertainment Numbers of Japanese lanterns made the grounds fairy-like. Water melons were served Miss Mary Boyd wiiliams served iced lemonade from table prsttiiy decor stsd in nasturtiums.
 A contest, was enjoyed. and several prizes were Awarded. & The young Hostess was dainty in gown of white lingerie and lace.
 The guests were Misses Saliie Driver. Sallie Kirkpatrick Rose firden, Juliet Burke, Aletah McLemore, Margaret woolfolk. May Steiner. Elizabeth Sightler, Phillis Gayle, Augusta Thom- as, Minnie Futile. Mands Allen. vir- ginia Fleming, Ruth Menris, Elizabeth nels, Frances West. Dorothy Thigpen. Elizabeth Adams, Hathaway, Whitfield. Katherine Parrish. Isabel Virden. Tor ance Redd, Edna Pickett, Louise Poindexter, Adelaide Douglass. Lucille Barry, Elizabeth Baarcke. Marjorie Plaster. Caroline Seligman. Cary Lou Pinkston, Sailie Pearson, Archie Wood Holt. Ruth Clark, Lucy Wood. Mary Skein. Marion Auerbach, Lorraine -Auer- bach, Myrtle Kaufman, Irwin Browder, Elizabeth Adams. Annie Wilson. Mas ters Alex RoQuemore, Paul LeGrand. John virden, Charles Woolfolk, Lamar LeBron. Adoiph LeBron. Bert Fitzpat- rick. lett Thomas. Clarence We'll Charles Well. Tom West. James Mur- ray, Louis Whitfield, Theo Cain. Willie Overton, Joe McCombs. Stuart McCombs Jack Steiner. Warren Andrews. Glenn Andrews. will Crist. Wiley Hill. Edwin Betty, Allen Reynolds. Jordan Key. holds, Walter McDade. Alex Garland. Joe Garland, Edward Pearson. Edward McGehee. Girard Fowler. John Powell Armstesd Gayle, Arthur Stevens.
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 QUUEN OF CLUBS MEETS
 WITH MISS DAVIDSON.
 The Queen of Clubs were delightful ly entertained yesterday by Miss Flor ence Davidson. At the conclusion of the games, delicious refreshments were served Two prizes were awarded, the guest prize, an automobile veil, to Miss Elizabeth Andrew.
 The guests. not including club mem- bers were: Misses Christine Glass. Etta Jenkins, Mary Goodwin Ashley. Isabel Cobbs, Mary Cobbs. Julie May Hender- son, Helen Steiner. Lizzie Pickett.