The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-19

CARD CLu1 ~ ssscris Sish once
The Uno pedro Club is 'nrst and fore
most In the fray.
It started on auspicfously. witnout
Good Mrs. Greene put all at ease by,
kissing Mrs. Brown.
Then Mrs. johnson graciousiy Kissed
Ana Mrs Mrs. watson followed suit by kiss
ing Mrs. Phipps;
Then ali formalify was dropped. and
every one grew cheery, ,.,,.a
"hs Mrs. NIB Ili hna; s sd
/ can't describe the sweetness and the
tenderness displayed; -
No one remarked that Mrs. Gray was
once q lady's maid;
with arms around each others waists
they sat and planned things out.
And every one was loving ana no one
wore q Dout.
I listened to her story. ana a gentle
I'd heard y Of kissing women ana Of low
Ana I wondered as I heard her rave
about the lovely meeting, *
lust which OF them will be first to be
accused q oaSssIoh: Free Press.
THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY.
It was Carlyle who said: There 10
In man higher than love OF happiness;
he can do Without happiness, and I'M
tsead fnd blessedness. On the roaring
billuws OF time thou are not engulfed,
but borne aloft into the azure Of eter-
nifty"
MISS CHARLES, OF SCOTIA,
WEEDS MIR. JOHN n. COLE
The marriage OF Miss Antoinette NJ.
Charles OF Scotia, to Mr.. John b. Cole'
OF Birmingham, on Tuesday at Grace
Church, Mount Meigs. was an event q
much social interest TO the inhabitants
of those villages. while the popularity
of the bridal couple, Of which many
beautiful presents give substantial
proof. drew guests from several clues
and surrounding villages
The tasteful decorations of the little
church, was a beautiful tribute OF al
lection to the bride. Palms. smiiax
roses, geraniums and chrysanthemums
In great profusion, were graeetails
wrea thed in every available space
while throughout the entire chance
and its belongings, their beauty was
thrown into well-defined relief BY
background Of white drapery.
When the organ pealed forth Menoeis
sohn's wedding march, rendered by
Mrs. Howard Pinkston, from the yes
try room. came Rev. Mr.. Stewart Nc
Queen followed by the groom and his
brother Mr.. Wilbur Cole, who ON
ciated as best man. while up the aisit
marched the two ushers. MT. James
Monroe, Of Birmingham, and Mr.. Fran
els r. Charles. of Scotia Then came
singly. Miss Annie Mae Cole and Misi
Jeanette Charles, youthful sisters OF
the bride and groom. as maids OF honor
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of white chrysanthemurns. Last came
leaning upon the arm OF her eldest
brother, Mr.. t. T. Charles. the beauti.
full bride, arrayed In q SOLAR cloth Of
old rose. richly embroidered in gilt
terinE jewelled trimming. wearing q
picture hat OF black velvet. ornamenteo
with gold band and ostrich plumes
carrying white roses.
After the wedding the bridal party
returned to "Chantiliy." (the Charles
homesteadI that the bride might dor
her travelling suit Of Copenhager
blue chiffon broadcioth and blue velvet
hat, and the bridal couple leave fol
trip to New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Will reside In BIZ
mlngham, the home OF the groom
where he Is q prominent young busi'
ness man.
Araong the out-of.kown gaests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and their daugh
ters, Misses Bessie and Clara, CLAUDE
Smith, and Miss Annie Mae Cole rela
tlves OF the groom: Mrs. Bidgood, Mrs
B. P. Hancock, Mr.. James Monroe. ans
Mr.. Wilbur Cole. all of Birmingham
Miss Jeanette Burch from Eufauia
Mr.. J. B. Charles and son. of Poland
Ca. and q number OF friends from
Montgomery
OPENING BALL OF FALCON CLUB.
One of the most brilliant events o.
the social season, was the german =
which the Falcon Club entertained
Thursday evening In honor Of its Tenth
Anniversary.
The decorations OF the club were
elaborate and beautiful. In the bal
room & profusion OF snilax was used
The windows were festooned with sfni'
lax the green leaves on the white cur
tains, being unusually pretty.
The orchestra occupied q platform a.
one side OF the room. which. was bank
ed with palms and studded here ane
there with pink chrysanthemums. tn
chandeliers were twined with smtlax
In the reception rooms. which hat
fires burning In the open CRATES. fern'
were used and the mantles were bank
ed with ferns and chrysanthemums.
In the dining room was a long Ia
nIe. covers being laid for twenty
couples. At Intervals, In the centre Of
the table were baskets filled with rosei
ana terms. At twelve o'clock, mos
delicious course supper was served.
The german was led by the Presiden
of the Club, Mr.. Lester Jacobi ant
Miss Carrie Behr.
Assisting thens was the Vice Presi
dent, Afr. Ernest 8. Meyer and Mis-
Jeanette Meyer, OF Selma, many pretty
figures were Introduced.
The guests Of the evening were:
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