The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
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At the country home or the prioe parents. Mra and Mrs. M. $. wads- worth. Miss Mary Wadsworth. or Prattville. and MT. William F. Brooks. of Montgomery, were married yester- day, three miles from Prattvfiie. The ceremony was performed out doors. In the front yard of the Wads- worth home. under Q large wedding bell which had been made during the evening. The lawn. lighted with the soft glare of several hundred Jap anese lanterns. was fit setting for the event.
 The bride. Miss Mary wadswortn. was attired in white satin trimmed fin Irish Point lace. The matron. Of honor. Mrs. c. A. Pickett, of Mont- eomery, sister of the bride, wore a lingerie dress. Miss Annie Bum was maid of honor. and was beautiful in white suzanne silk.
 The bridesmaids. Miss Erlain billiard and Miss Belle Bandy and Lila smith, were attired in white lingerie. Attendant on the groom were MT. L. C.. Beaie, of Montgomery, as best man. J. P. Higgins. H. Walker and j. Fabel
 Mir. Brooks. the. groom. is a we'll known young Montgomerian, an em- pioye of one of the railroads of the city.
 The young couple will reside in Montgomery in the future. They will arrive in the city during this week.
 HUDSON-BRUNER. MT. and Mrs. Eugene M. Binion an- nounce the engagement of their sister. Lizzie Mae Bruner. to MT. Robert Jackson Hudson; the marriage to take place on October 6. at noon. at their home. Evergreen. Ala.
 This announcement will be of inter- est to many as the groom is Mont gomerian. The bride-elect has a wide circle of friends in this city, where she has often visited as the guest of MT and Mrs. George Bruner.
 After the marriage, the young cou- pie will be at home with Mir. and Mrs A. Coke Smith. 416 South Court Street. .
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 BgORRIs-RYLEs.
 MT. and Mrs T. w. Ryles announce the marriage of their daughter. BllS Louise. to MT. William wirt Morris, Jr. September 12. 1909. Blakeiy, Ga.
  NOTICE, T. E. B. STUART CHAPTER Every member of the J. E. B. Stuart Chapter Is requested to De at the Car negie Library this afternoon at 4:3C o'clock to hear Mrs Mary c. Pickens of Greensboro, Ala. lecture to the ehiidren's chapters of the city:
 Mrs T. r. stephens.
 Director. NOTICE, WINNIE DAVIS CHAPTER All members of the Winnie Davis Chapter are requested to be at the Carnegie Library this afternoon promptly at 4:30 o'clock to her Mrs Mary G. Pickens lecture.
 Mrs. E. R. Holt. Jr..
 1tTMnfnR Masters Frank and Joe Haycraei have returned from a visit to relatives in Luverne. MT. Maxwell Moody. of Tuscaloosa. Ii the guest of Midshipman ". D. keea Jr., e3S South Perry Street.
 Mrs. Lyons and daughter. Miss Mar garet Lyons. of Shorters. are the guests for several days of Mrs. ]. c Pinkston. Mrs. Herbert Jones will leave today for Selma to spend several days with friends.
 Mrs. l. W. Chnlker and children have returned to their home in Abbevlre after visiting Mrs. H. r. Johnson or McDonoush Street.
 
 Mrs. Henry Trawick and childrcr have returned from a visit to Marian na. Fla.
 Mrs. Murphy. of Mobile. Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Norton on Moulton Street.
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 Miss Evelyn Warrington of Pratt. vile. will spend the winter with Mrs A. E. Stratton.
 Misses Eleanor and Sallie Clyde Crum will leave today for the Mary Baldwin Institute at Staunton. Va. Miss Nellie Wood wyly will leave 10. day for Montevallo. to attend the A. G I. g,
 Miss Dora Sternfeld has returned home after spending the summer ir