The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-02
Rairroad ofnclal. Expected.

7, "a eyneeted that second Vice-Pres-
tdent Thompson of the Southern Rail-
way will attend the meeting OF tne
Commercial and Industrial Association,
which will be held next Tuesday night
Mr.. Thompson has been invited by tne
Association to attend this meeting, put
NO reply has been received from him as
set n Mr. Thompson attends the
meeting. the complaint about the
schedule on the Mobile line OF the
ao,fhern out of Selma Will be fully
discussed ana those who. DO not tntnk
that the schedule IL good one WAN
try and get him to change y.
Superintendent e. o. Saltmsrsn ~
the Pensacola division OF the louis,
VILE and Nashville, Win also oe lnsass =.
| IN attend this meeting. The mercnAnta
~ the city are DESTROYS OF the Louis.
I viIfe and Nashville putting on daily
.-atr hetyveen Camden and SIENNA, TINS
t-atr n leave Camden in the morning
snd returning from Selma that AFTER
noon. Such a train would Prove
source Of great convenience 70 va 80
nile of Wilcox County ana ""
be a, good one for Selma
r,,..,,,,s,uentary to MISS AAgon
Miss Iaicy Lyon was the pretty nS vsIe
oraa This afternoon at an en!os ~,
YniscalIaneous shower tenoerou ~
MJss I,ouise wilkins at her nouns :
second street. The color scnem l.,,, "a
green and white and the apsa me
thrown together to accon eteS with
naIms terms, white hydranseas. rVsss
go 5aIaies. The guests were met ~
the front hall by Miss Houston Tissle..
"a IN the rear hall delicious IIu.e
nnncb was served by Misses Whet-
atone of Burton and Mable Tiseier ~
a nrettily appointed bowl wreatneo IN
Asparagus fern and daisies. FTienos
who presided in the dining room nc,e
Misses jamie and River Porter Beiie
wilkins and Ethel Mckee. who serv-
ad delicious ice cream and Cakes
while the guests we're being pleasant
ly entertained by Mesdames +. u
DuBose and Leonard McVoy and Misc
Mary Goodwin. After the arrlVal %
the bride-elect she waa requestea 10
stand beneath a lovely white parSsoI'
DECORATED with daisies. suspended In
the front parlor, and pull the attached
ribbons, which caused her to be en-
veloped in the exquisite shower OF
lingerie. linen and lace.
Miss Babb Esntertatma.
Miss Mary Bib was the gracious
hostess this evening at q beautiful
and enjoyable gathering when her
BueSIk lnClu0eu Inc tuuuApCNb Va tAO
Lyon Acker wedding party. The
double parlors were prettiiy decorated
with a profusion of white flowers.
and In the hall where delicious punch
was served by Mrs. Fred Vaughan and
Mrs. j w. Mabry red was the pre-.
dominating color, expressed in ram
bier roses and carnations. In the din
ing room the color scheme was pink
and white. The round table was ar
tistically adorned with pink and white
sweet peas and carnations and pink
candles burning beneath white shades.
Here delicious ice cream and cake
were served. The evenings pleasure
was filled with three attractive fes-
tures-one a Shakespeare contest In
which the hand-painted cards used
were the handwork OF the hostess
talented house guest, Miss Ethel Tress-
lar, of Montgomery, another was the
wish book which was beautifully dec
GRATED with hand-painted Cupids,
wedding bells and a bride-and the
third was the cutting Of the large
and lovely brides cake, which caused
much merriment.
Those present were: Misses Lucy
Ligon, Florrie Little of Atlanta; En-
ma Acker, of South Carolina; Ethel
TressIar. of Montgomery; Louise VIII.
kins and Mary Bib; Messrs. Thomas
Ligon,, Samuel Fowlkes. Professor
Major Acker. DR.. Acker and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lyon. Mr.. and MIRA