The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-12

 best man will be N. J. Brennan of Birmingham.
 The bride win wear a stylish travel fng dress and immediately after the ceremony the happy couple will leave For New orleans and other points.
 PowelI-ArnoId wedding.
 On Wednesday evening at o'clock, the marriage of Miss Jamie Marie Arr mold to MT. Boiling Reimes Powell of Elorala. Ala. will be celebrated at the home of the brides aunt and uncle. Ar. and Mrs. Anson Arnold. s6s Dau- phin Way. in the presence or reia- k1veu and . few intimate friends.
 Miss Lucille Arnold, a cousin of the bride, Is to be the maid of honor ana pr. George OConnell will be the best man. The six little ribbon bearers are John Sears. Edwin and Gertrude Ar. hold, Eleanor Gray, Helen Irby and
 An informal reception win follow the ceremony. after which the bride and groom will leave for their future home at Florala.
 Among the out of town guests are Mrs. Sallie Powell. mother of the sister and the brides father. Mir. A W Arnold and family of Key West. Fla
 The third wedding of Wednesday will be that of Miss Dorothy Ellis daugh- ter of Mrs. Mary L. Ellis, to Mir. Fletcher Eugene Davis. which will take place at 7:3o p. m. at the St. Stephens Road Methodist Church. Among the entertainments planned in honor of this fair bride-elect will be supper party which will be given on Monday evening by her sister, Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. EiIis.
 "A Mobflians En Tour.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Mastin and Miss Zemma Mastin, who have beer spending the summer in Europe, will sail from Cherbourg on September g for home, and will be accompanied by Miss Amanda Moore. who will be warm fy welcomed by her many friends af- ter . years stay in Europe.
 Mir. W. M. Marshall who is making a tour of the world. is at present en- toying the gayeties of Paris. ' Mrs. R. P. R. Gordon and Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain are now visiting friends h Aberdeen, Scotland. and af- ter going to Edinburgh and Glasgow win arrive in London about October 1. After c, stay in the English capital they will go to Paris. Mrs. Chamber lain will return home In November. but Mrs. Gordon will remain in Europe tor year. Mrs. D. R. Burgess and Miss Ethel Burgess will arrive in New York this week from Watch Hill, R. l., and will remain there for several weeks. Dur Ing their stay in New York they will attend the Hudson-F Fulton celebration. Mrs. John Quill and daughter, Mrs. Louis Canfield Parker, of New York. are at present the guests of Col. and Mrs. William Stratton, at their coun- try home in Miadietown. N. Y.
 Chester-HeIsnes Arrangement. Mobiliana wtll hear with greatest in- terest of the engagement and approach ing marriage of Mir. Alan Chester to Mss Elizabeth Holmes of New York. The wedding to take place in that city m November.
 MT. Chetser is 6 young man of bril- liant promise. a grandson of MT. and Mrs. William McNeil and son of that gifted and charming authoress. Mrs. Mary McNeil Fenelosea. Both the Me- Neil and Chester families have e most of friends here who will join in wish ing this young couple every happiness. Announcement of Southgate-Thames
 Engagement.
 
 which is of widespread interest throughout this State as well as in At fanta, is that of Mrs. Susan Glover Southsate, of Atlanta. to Mir. Gustavs B. Thomas. of this city The marriage will take place in Atlanta on October F. Mrs. Southgate is the daughter of Mrs. Matte Stewart and the late Frank Sloan of this city. and has spent much Of her life here until recent years, when the family moved to Att lanta to make their home. They have a large coterie of friends in this city al of whom gladly welcome the return of this charming young woman to her old home.
 MT. Thames is we'll and prominently known here, and is a member of the insurance firm of Thames and Batre.
 Personal Notes.
 Miss Aline St. John will leave to- morrow night to visit friends in Vir- sinia.
 Mrs. Gregory M. Luce will leave on Monday for Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Charley Hearin and daughter, Janice. who have been spending the summer at the Mauve in Asheville, are at present in Washington on visit.
 pr. Scale Harris has gone to Geor- gia on a visit to relatives.
 Mrs. Charles Smith and son left yes- terday for Virginia after a visit to Mrs. Smiths parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William Monk are in New York on a visit to MT. and Mrs. Raymond.
 Judge R. L. Maupin leaves tonight for Trench Lick Springs Ind.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Bondurant re- turned on Friday from a delightful trip to Northern Canada,
 Mrs. T. s. Fry and family will move up to town on Wednesday from their summer home at Point Clear.
 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Ortmann left today to stay for two weeks at Bon Seoour.
 Mir. Perrin Bestor will leave next week for Chicago from which point he will go for an automobile tour with friends.
 MT. A. Nj. Bright left tonight for Tate Spring.
 Mir. AxeI Sommers left Thursday for