The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

Don Cameron. of washington City, Mir. c. S. Lewis, of Birmingham, and Mrs. Hey orimmett of Columbus Ga.
 After . social hour the happy couple left for an extended tour, embracing visits to Cincinnati. New York. Mag ra, and Washington.
 The brides going-away gown was of catawba. cloth. Her hat was black beaver with gold braid and catawna roses.
 MT. and Mrs. Jones will be absent q month and upon their return VIII reside at his honsa on Grove street. z
 MATTHEWs-DUPRE
 At 5:30 "wednesday afternoon. at the family home, on Virginia Avenue, Miss Nellie Matthews was married to Mr: Samuel Jervey DuPrs of spartanburs' S., C..
 Tine house was decorated in white and green.r narcissus, hyacinths and white roses being used in profusion In S1- feetive combination with smilax. The improyised altar was formed of palms and ferns and lighted with candles Of white wax.
 The bride was attended by Miss Eio- ise Matthews and Miss Lila Matthews wearing gowns of white lingerie, and carrying pink roses.
 The best man as Mir. James DuPre of Sullivan's Islands 8. c.
 The bride entered the room upon the arm of her sister, Mss Emmie Mat thews, who gave her away. Her gown was of white silk, and she wore white picture hat and carried an arm bouquet of -hride's roses.
 Miss Emmie Matthews's gown was white lingerie, and she also carried white roses.
 The wedding march as played by Mrs. Carter, The Rev. Stuart Me- Queen ofticiated.
 After the marriage. congratulations were offered the happy couple and re. treatments were, served.
 Those assisting in dispensing the hospItalities of the occasion were Miss Corrie Smith, Miss Eugenia Kendrick. Miss Etta Clark, Miss Ruth Seals and Mss Bessie Pritchett of Hayneville.
 After the social feature, Mir. and Mrs. DuPre left for his home in South Carolina, where they will reside.
 Her going-away gown was of green cloth.
 MRS. MEEHAN ENTERTAINs
 Mrs. G. s. Meehan entertained small party at bridge Tuesday night
 The guests were Miss Annie Gaston and her guest. iss Van Ausdal. Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Mrs. Margaret White. Major Thurston, MT Felix Jenkins Mir. Arthur Tyson. MT. B. F. Wyly. MT. and Mrs. Walter M. BeaIe.
 MISS JEAN LAHEY's BRIDGE.
 On Wednesday morning Miss Jean Lahey gave a bridge party to limited number of her friends in compliment to Miss Florence Chinook. of New York.
 The club prize was won by Mrs Her. .H he g, Meehan.
 The guests were Miss Chinnock, Miss Thomas. of Kentucky; Miss The resa Roquemore. MtSs Lucille Wilker- son. of PrattvtlIe.' Miss Georgia Saf- fold, Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, Miss Margaret Chambers, Miss Laura Chambers. Miss Margaret r5-o1,n Miss Marie Alexander. Miss Lucis RIeha rdson. Miss Anna Pelzer. Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Miss Sara Warren Wilkerson, Miss Georgia Richardson, Miss Frankie Jones. Mrs. Neel; q Mrs- Herbert Jones. Mrs W. L. Stewart, Miss Etta Jenkins, Mrs. O. 5. Meehan' Miss Mary Mcqueen, Miss Lula NC Queen. Miss Dorothy siebs. Mrs Bru- Ter and Miss Elizabeth Andrew |
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 MEETING OF SOPHIA BIBB. The Sophia Blob Chapter met at the home of the retiring President Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. and after conclud-. ing the regular business. proceeded to the election of officers Tor me eur rent year. The following ladies were chosen: {. x,,.. President, Miss Lizzie Wright; Vice President, Mrs. J. A. Bowling; Record ing Secretary. Mrs. Frank Chance; Corresponding Secretary. Mss p: F Andrews; treasurer. Mrs T. H,v Mizelt; ] Historian, Mrs. George Raoul; Regis trar, Mrs. Garner Wade; Director MISS Mary. KIrlCpatrick; Director of ,,Chil- dren's Chapter, Mrs. T. F. stephens. After partaking of delightful re- the Chapter adjourned.
 
 COLLEGE WOMEN OF MONTGOMERY. l The College Women of Montgomery met with Miss Ruth Haydn Wednesday afternoon and discussed the subject,