The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26

turned home after spending the sam mer at their country home "Beimon | Farm"
 CRANE-BRUCE. Miss Ellen Douglas Bruce. daughter of the late Alexander Bruce. of Berry Hill, Halifax county. and one of the most prominent young women in vir- ginia, was married yesterday after noon at o'clock in her home to Rich ard T. Crane III. of Chicago. son or Charles K. Crane. recently appointed United States minister to China The ceremony was performed by the Rev IC w. Maxwell. pastor of the First Presbyterian church Of South Boston. assisted by the Rev. Arthur Kinsolv- ing. rector of St. Paul's church. Baiti- more.
 MT. Crane and his party of friends and relatives from Chicago and New York arrived in South Boston on his private car.- Rainbow. yesterday morn- ing. Mfr. and Mrs. Crane left late In the afternoon for Northern cities. La ter they will go to San Francisco. whence they will sail for Peking. China, to spend their honeymoon as the guest of Minister Crane.
 Mrs. Maicomb Bruce. of this city. attended her sister-in-law as matron of honor. Richard Crane II. of Chica- go. uncle of the bridegroom. acted as best man. The bride entered the par iors with her brother, Malcomb Bruce. who gave her in marriage
 The bride was gowned in exquisite white lace. and carried a shower bou- quet of lilies of the valley and brides roses.-Richmond News Leader.
 This will be of much interest to friends here. as Mir. Walter Bruce is a r>ominent business man of this city. TWO CHARMING VISITING GIRLS. Miss Gelfne Mcdonald. of Rich- mond. Va, who is the guest of Miss Lillian Hill. and Miss Elizabeth Me- Knight, of Birmingham, the guest Of Mrs. L. M. Johnston.
 Miss Mcdonald Is one of the most attractive of the many visiting glrls of the summer. and there have been a number. With charming manners and very vivacious. she has in the few weeks. she has been here. won for herself scores of friends.
 Miss Elizabeth Mcknight has fre- quently visited here before and so many warm friends has she made, that she is counted now almost as one or "our own girls. She is a very hand- some girl.
 FALCON CLUB SEASON TO OPEN. Marking the tenth anniversary of the Falcon Club. the opening ball Of that social organization will be held this week. With the beginning of the new season. meeting of the club will be held. and officers and new members will be elected. next Sunday. The rooms of the Falcon Club, on Court Square, have been remodeled and re-painted throughout most artis- tically, and every preparation made for a successful social season.
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 COMPLIMENT TO MRS. KELLEY. Mrs. W. B. Kelley, of Montgomery, arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mrs Edward Russell for few days. Mrs. Kelley was formerly Miss Mary Petrie Bell. of Montgomery, a noted beauty and belle. She has a host of friends in Birmingham who will make ner stay a pleasant one. Mrs. Kelley mas come to be one of the attendants at the Haniev-King wedding, which will be brilliant social event of tha "eek'-Hirmingham AEe- Herald.
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 MEMBERSHIP COMMIT
 TEE Y. w. c. A. The regular monthly meeting of tba membership committee of the V w .. A will be held Monday, September 27th, at II o'clock, at which tima there will be a called meeting of the Board of Directors
 Mrs. W. H. Thomas.
 Chairman.
 President
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 l.. A. TO 0. R. O. A regular meeting of Palm Division l67 L. A. to O., R. C.gwiH be held We'd nesday September 29th at 8 o'clock p. m. Qnitiation)
 All members are urged to be present. by order of the President.
 Mrs. A. Moritz,
 Secretary and Treasurer.
 ORDER EASTERN STAR.
 The regular meeting of Elizabeth Armstrong Chapter No. 10. will De held Monday evening, September 27, at R o'clock. at the Masonic Temple.
 Business of importance. All merr- bers are urged to attend.
 By order of w, M. Hannah D. Chaffee. Secretary.
 TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB, The Twentieth Century Club will meet Friday. october 1. at 3:3O o'clock. with Mrs. Garner Wade. at the home of her mother. Mrs. S. L. Smith. 116 High Street.
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