The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-26

an event on IueS0Ay evening when at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Margaret Busch. of South Second Street. Miss Katherine Fenn and Mir. John W. Logdon were united in mar riage in the presence of the imme- Aiate relatives.
 Rev. William Reid Cross rector of Ct. Pauls Church. cficiated. assisted by Rev. Mc Timberlake. of Cavalry Bap- tfst Church. the ceremony taking place 9 o'clock. Attending the cou- pie were MT. Fletcher Campbell. as best man. and Miss Cora smith. as maid of honor. The bride wore handsome Direc- toire coat suit of tan cloth. with bodice of tan net and baby Irish. her hat be- Ing of golden brown velvet with cham pagne plumes. The costume of the maid of honor was of pale grey silk aeolian.
 The bride was given in marriage by her uncle. Mir. Joseph Geibel. of Mont gomery Ala. Following the ceremony there was a bridal supper. the decorative details with Killarney roses and Enchant- ress carnations as the flowers.
 MT. and Mrs. Logdon left on the e:15 train for Southern tour and will visit Montgomery. Atlanta. Knoxville, Chattanooga and Louisvills<
 After returning from their bridal journey they will reside at 140S South Second Street. where they will so to housekeeping. The groom is the we'll known and popular superintendent of the, Nash vile division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at this point.
 The bride is endowed with many at- fractions and accomplishments, and with gifts and graces of mind and rf u,hf ya a VI circle of friends in this city. which has always been her home.
 Congratulations will be extended the couple by a wide circle of friends throughout the South and Middle West where the groom has an extended &C., auaintanceship and popularity.-Ev- ansville Courier.
 Miss Fenn frequently visited her uncle. MT. Jacob Geibel, of Cloverdale. and MT. Logdon is also well known here. The young couplef are here at the present time.
 MRS. MEYER ENTERTAINs
 FOR MRS. B. FRIEDMAN. Mrs. R. Friedman of Eufaula. wide- ly known in this city as Miss Tillie Meyer, greeted many old friends yes- terday afternoon, when her mother Mrs. E. J. Meyer. gave an entertain ment in her houor.
 The Montgomery Street home of Mrs Meyer presented an attractive appear ance, being decorated with the blos- soms of the season. Ferns and palms were arranged attractively. There was no formality. simplicity reigning in ev- erything.
 Mrs. Never received her guests in B. handsome gown of black net over silk. Mrs. Friedman wore a beautiful blue foulard.
 Miss Edith Never and Miss Emily Meyer, sisters of Mrs. Friedman, as- sisted in the receiving.
 Miss Emily Meyer wore a charming toilet of green foulard and Miss Edith Meyer was becomingly gowned in Ca- tawba messaline.
 During the reception, three course luncheon was served.
 The following were the guests: Mrs. .Lep Elsas of Atlanta, and Misses Rose Steiner. Della Mohr, Dea Levy. Regina Roswald. Julia Moses. Helen Vickers, Irma Stoll, Ray Cadden, Amelia Meyer. Cal Swartz. Lenora Davis. Mabel ,Strauss, Nellie Wolff and Flossie Lag arous. all of Montgomery
 WEDNESDAY MORNING
 MUSICALE CLUB. The Wednesday Morning Musical Club which is composed of some of the musical talent in Montgomery. held its regular meeting yesterday morn ing. The meeting was one of up- usual pleasure and interest Two feat ures of the morning were beautiful vo- cal solos by Mrs. O. c. Maner and Miss Lipscombe.
 The greater part of the meeting was devoted to the rehearsal of chornses. The club has accepted an invitation to visit Wetumpka after Easter.
 The club has made wonderful pro- gress within the few months since its organization under the able leadership of Professor Thomas.
 There will be a called meeting of the local department of the Home Mis- sion Society of the Court Street Meth- odist Church this morning at 1i o'clock in the annex. All members please atted.
 Mrs. A. Coke Smith.
 President. Mrs. c. J. Beane. Secretary.
 Miss Loula whetstone, one of Troy's charming young ladies. spent a short