The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Photo by Chambers.
lest of her cousin. Miss

beat as one"1and the datee 1852 900
In gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris were attended
by their children. Mr. and Mrs. =. p,
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs ]. d Harris. Mrs.
Warren Harris and grandchildren Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Bartlett, Mrs. John
Fuller, Mr.. Whit Brame. Mr.. Harris
/ Washburn Mr.. Benjamin Washburn,
of Montgomery, Mr.. Warren Harris.
Misses Susie and Mary Harris and
| Herd Harris.
Rev. ID. M. Banks. of opelika, an old
friend of the groom. invoked Divine
blessing upon the happy couple in
beautiful and appropriate words.
During the, hours fruit punch was
served by Mrs. J. d. Harris from o
table adorned with smilax and vel
low roses.
After a. course OF country barbecue,
pickles and salad. delicious marshmaI-
low souffie and gold cake was served.
| The dining room was draped in gold
cloth and trailing vinGs. The brides
label was festooned in white and gold
Grape paper and green vines. Upon
this table rested the beautifully en-
bossed brides cake. and COMFORTS of
white and gold mints.
An array of lovely and appropriate
gifts was displayed in the sitting
room. where the color motif of white
and gold was continued.
The souvenirs of the occasion were
manipulated wedding bells tied with
gold ribbon with the letters H-H in
gold About one hundred guests were
present
ART EXHIBIT.
| The members of the Art Study Club
are serving an asthetic and altrustic
object in the proposed art loan exhib-
it 70 be held at the Carnegie Library
Mdy 6-8th, inclusive.
While the majority of our people
may never have the privilege Of see
/ ing the originals of the great MASTER
pieces of Europe, of the Spanish, Ital-
! ian. Dutch English and French
schools. of Muri1lo, Raphael, Bubens.
Michael Angelo and all the rest. yet
is will be their gracious privilege to
see beautiful engravings, prints and
| photographs. some of them in original
colors, of these same great pictures at
the proposed loan exhibit of the Art
Study Clubs.
A number of Montgomerians while
abroad from time to time have these
specimens of the worlds greatest art
creations. and the owners have gen.
erously loaned their collections for the
exhibit. Every club woman, every
school child, every soul in the~city who
loves the noble and the beautiful in
pictures should go to the Carnegie on
the dates named and visit the eollec-
lions which will be displayed on the
walls of the second floor Of the build
ing. The public is invited.T'
BRILLIANT EVENTS AT
COUNTRY CLUB
The Country Club was the social
mecca all of Yesterday and last night.
The golf players were divided into two
forces in match series and the sew
eral pairs were playing of their scores
all during the day.
At o'clock a seven course table
d'hote dinner was served Before this
hour many members of the club, ex-
elusive of the golf enthusiasts ar
rived for dinner, bringing with them
the beautiful young women of the
fashionable set for the dinner and the
dramatic feature of the evening, which
was to be Miss Kings redition of
/ Bernstein play, THE Thief" Owing
to the Iateness of the hour when din
\ ner was concluded, it was deemed in
expedient to have this great emotional
| drama rendered, and the talented rec
| otter of stories changed the program
to a series of stories both humorous
1 and pathetic that gave Infinite delight
TO the audience It may safely be said