The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-10
WOMEN an0 SOCIETY
 ao.,as Armissead Hggins Social Editor. Phone 254s.
mARnrAGE or mR: ELLIS LIS HINT

.rriage .nf Mir. John Jones Els
 lis and Miss Mary j. Hnnte af the
 took place s ysst;sdEdsyf st;dss yfathsr. aissM MT l. "
 Hunter. was a social event or much
 interest. .h. houe were
 schsma of white ard green vas carrleu l,e
 mt fin every detail. In the psniol: as
 palms and ferns were sanr ero,,nd for
 t6 tS ios atber decorations. consisting oI
 sweet sne peas, bride.s roses, and earnA-
 ti9ns, all a w,mprovssed altar was plac- aa srsth an arch overhead. The arch
 wss made of green. with white now ars in the centre of the altar Wns
 large cut giapss pro,npssy naSs hs at s:so o'clock inc wedding march was played py Mlss sss fs,charlle Wilson, and the bridal party
 entered the parl93s. eon aso Dy Joseph. ne T Miss Joseph was unusually pretty m dainty white lingerie gown, witn ' white hat trimmed with wnite piu"es' and she carried pink sweet peas. Mic. Hunter was an ideal bride in ,a- handsome gown of white messa- fine embrofdered and trimmed in hano made lace with which she wore wni,e r nictY,re hat trimmed in handsome will low plumes. She carried an arm arm shower bouquet of sweet peas ana lilies of the valley. MT; Roper, an aFlss Rsv. 0 C. McGhee performed the cere- mony, after which there was an infor- ms M,ss Pauline Ellis and Miss Matte Kendall Leslie of Benton, both attirea in white lingerie, served punch from table. covered with . lace piece ana decorated with smflax ana prioe's roTns fn the library the brides table was placed: it was attractively adorneo
 with roses sweet Rsas of ana the srSs brides cake resulted in Miss Clariselie Hood winning the ring. Miss Carrie Brown
 Joseph the thibled Mss Mss L1u,se knnie Flosa %y Pinkston the button. ,. After the reception the young cou. pie left for Virginia. where they VIII Spend several weeks. The bride wore handsome green tailored suit with hat to match. When they return they will reside with her father, MT. L. W. Hunter IS Pleasant Avenue.
 Mrs Ellis. as Miss Hunter, was one of inc most attractive of the younger set. Pretty and vi~acious, she was popular with large circle or Iraenos; this city.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS COURT NEY AND MIR. ARRTGHT. very pretty wedding which oc- cured yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT. and
 Oven coqTtnsg was na that Mp of 5on msa Alright. The. home was attraetiveiy decorated for the occasion with smiiax, brides roses and La France roses. The bride entered on the arm of her fath- l CT; she was handsomely gowned fin baby Irish lace over silk, and wore the conventional veil, surmounted by a wreath of orange blossoms She car ried a shower bouquet of brides roses She was attended by her sister, Miss Sophie Courtney. as maid of hon. carried white carnations. Mrs. Louis Victor Roy, the matron of honor, wore gown of lavender lingerie and car- ried white carnations The groom was man. The ceremony was' performed by Rev. Father Savage.
 Punch was served during the after noon from a pretttly appointed table by Misses Francis Dunne, Margaret Courtney. assisted by Misses Mastie Duffy. Kate Duffy and Lee Duffy. 719 Washington Street McCoRD-UNDERwooD.
 4riends eoaaHs Ssrs which o aooR place ss in Leo e Grand yesterday at 1:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, was thak McCord, of this city. The home was most attractive in It's decorations, by Southern smilax. Just before the cer- iy rendered by Mrs. J. !. Rutter and Mrs. M. l.. Fry, accompanied by Mrs i. Ladie Bowling on the piano. There were no dLLGHu6nt5s tuC DEAoC anu groom entering together. The bride, a lovely girl. wore a dainty lingerie gown, hand embroidered.
 Rev. J. c. Sturgeon. of Troy. ofa- At , o'clock delicious dinner was served.
 The bride has many friends here where she attended school. The groom is a Montgomerian, being teacher at \ Barnes' School. After the ceremony Mr and Mrs. McCord left for Lynville, Tenn, where they will visit his par ents. They will return to this city in the fall where they will make their Among the Montgomerians who at 3 tended were Mrs. J. J. Rutter, Miss Willie Rutter. Miss Lila Allen. MT. and 8 Mrs E. R. Barnes. Mir. J. M. Tim marman MT. Jere Watson, MT. Joe I Yarbrough, Mir. W. Crenshaw. 
 BENUvOIR CLUB OPENS
 \ ITS ROOF GARDEN
 The Beauvoir Club. with most en- z ioyahle reception and bridge party, s formally opened it's roof garden on 4 last eavening to the members and their