The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-19
Items Of Interest
to Montgomery
and to the Star,

and Mrs. Charles McGhee Niles and
Miss C.. B.. Stons Of McGhee, Tenn; Mr..
and Mrs. Horace w. Howard of Car
tersyille, Ca; Miss Addison Green. MT.
and Mrs. Ward Greene, and Mr.. Ward
Rosenberg of Atlanta. The lovely
presents OF cut-glass, siiverware ana
brass attested the popularity OF the
couple, among the handsomest silver
service from Mr.. and Mrs. John L
Kaul and q chest of silver from Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Howard.
The bride, as Miss Barton, was very
popular among the younger set in Ma
rietta society. Mr.. Head Is the secre-
tary Of the Kaul Lumber plant and 10
highly esteemed by his business asso-
ciates and many personal friends. he
Is son of Mrs. J.. B. Head and the
late Judge Head, and his family has al
ways been prominent in the social life
of the community.
Friends in this city will be much IN
terested in the above, as Mrs. Head
has frequently visited In this city as
the guest of Mrs. W. w. Pearson. She
is unusually pretty and attractive, and
was much admired during her visits
here.
MARRIAGE OF MISS BOR-
DEN AND PAHMASTEH
HARRY COLLINS, U. y. N.
The following clipping from The San
Francisco Call will be of interest to
friends here. as the bride visited her
cousin. Miss Fanny Pearce. in this city.
few months ago. Miss Pearce. who
Is now in San Francisco. was one OF the
| attendants.
Miss Hester Borden became the
bride of Paymaster Harry Collins. U.
Of which took
place at S:30 o'clock last evening In
| Trinity Episcopal Church The bride
wore a gown of white directoire satin
embellished with duchess lace, and
was given in marriage by her father.
Ivy L. Borden. The ceremony was
| performed by Rev. Ernest Bradley.
The attendants were Miss Adelaide
Lime as maid of honor. and TWO cous-
ms of the bride, Miss Juliet Bor-
den of Los Angeles. and Miss Fanny
Pearce of Alabama, both of whom wore
pink frocks in a deeper shade than the
pink satin gown worn by the matron
| of honor. The scheme of pink and
white was favored In the decorations.
! but much of the brilliancy was due, of
| course, to the full dress uniforms of
the navy officers. The best man was
! Lieutenant Station. Officers who acted
as ushers were Lieutenant Hammer.
Lieutenant Hall. Lieutenant Fisher and
| Paymaster Beecher.
Mrs. Borden. mother OF the bride.
wore a handsome gown OF lavender
satin. Many attractive gowns wero
in evidence at the reception held after
the ceremony at the Borden home in
Devisadero Street.N After a honeymoon
trip, Paymaster Collins and his bride
will live at Mare Island
| M,KENZIE-GARDNER
Mr.. Walter F. Mckenzie and Miss
Minnie Lee Gardner were married
Thursday evening at the parsonage OF
the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church.
Rev. H. T. Johnston officiating.
| The bride wore dainty gown OF
white lingerie. Her only attendant
was her sister, Miss Ella Gardner. The
groom was attended by Mr., Otto
Lobbes as best man.
Teh young couple are living at III
East JEFF Davis Avenue.
MRS. POTHILL ON THE STAGE.
All Southerners will be Interested in
knowing that Mrs. Hope Pothill, nee
Miss Sourie Lee Van Hoose OF Gaines
vile, Ga. has adopted the dramatic
stage as a profession and is meeting
with the same measure of success that
has come to her famous brother, ELL
son Van Hoose, now inging in Grand
| Opera In Germany. Rss
Mrs Potnill y the widoT Of Hon
Hope Pothfil. late Solicitor General OF
the Macon (Ga.) Judicial Circuit. whose
tragic death so startled the entire
country few years ago.
Mrs. Emily v. sempie ana Miss irene
Semple will leave this morning for
Mount Airy, Ca. where they VIII spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Joseph and child;
Mr. ana Mrs Temple Seibels; Mrs Rob-
ert Stringfellow and child; Misses Mary
Seibels Ball, Emily Semple; Messrs.
Paul Sayre. Cliff Lanier and George
PeagIer have returned from Perdido
Bay. where they spent ten days
y
Mr.. NJ p LeGrand and Mr.. Robert
Stringfellow left yeterday for Perdido
Bay.
Mrs. l.. G. Merrell left yesterday for
carrolton. Ga She will also visit rel
atives in Atlanta before going to Char
Iotte,-N c., where she will join Mr..
Merrell, and where they will reside.
Miss Olivia Bogacki OF Montgomery
is the attractive guest of Mrs. William
Worthington. Birmingham Age-Her-
aid.
Mr. and Mrs j. @. Smith have re-
turned from their wedding journey to
New York. Atlantic city and other
Eastern points, and are at home with
| Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden. 1881 South
Twentieth Street.-Birmingham Age
Herald.
MI. and Mrs. Francis Clark are guests
of Mrs. j. Norman Brooks and Gen.