The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

|
 After the ceremony. as informal re, ception was held and refrsshment' l were served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Looney later left tol
 New York. Washington, Philadelphia
 and Richmond. After November n they will be home at tss Berry Street west End. Birmingham.
 | They were entertained at dinner last evening in Birmiugh am by Miss Mimic | Looney at the Hotel Norris. The bride is very charming girl and | has scores of friends. Mir. Looney ts . succeaful young busfness man in bir' min gham, where he ts very popular in both business and social circles.
 RYAN-TUTTLE. !, One of the prettiest weddings of the | fall was that oe Miss Helen Lucia Tut. tie, of Mobile, and Mir. Joseph A. Ryan. of Mobile, which took place yesterday afternoon at , o'cloek.7 at St. Peters Catholic Church. Father DeMouy ofh- ciating. "3T The bride wore . handsome gown of grey velour silk with hat to match, and carried . shower bouquet of brides roses. She was attended by her sister. l Mrs. W. P. Williams. of Shorter. as matron of honor. She wore gown of blue silk and carried pink carnations 1 Little Miss Nan Jones, nsice of the bride, acted sg flower, giri. She wore ribbons and carried q basket of white roses.
 The groom was attended by Mir. Stew art Jones as best man.
 Immediately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Ryan left for Atlanta, where I they will spend . few days before so. ing to Mobile to reside.
 | a@I A-kA N.t- ~s aAkf fxxA girl She h the daughter of Mrs. Anne | D. Futile. of that city. and has been visiting her sister, Mrs. stswsrt Jonss. | on Adams Street. s-6
 Mfr. Ryan is successful business man of Mobile.
 MRS. CAREER ENTER
 TAINs AT BRIDGE. Mrs. Alexander Garber entertained at one of the smartest affairs of the sea- son yesterday afternoon, when about | thirty-nve friends wers her guests at a bridge luncheon. sssas | The home was decorated wftha pro- fusion of cut flowers and farms. In one parlor yellow chrysanthemunts were used. In another red carnations. while in the third apartment pink roses were used to great advantage. Three handsome prizes were awarded. hand-psinted pitcher. hand-paintsd china nut bowl. and a cut glass dish !. | After the games delicious course ! luncheon was served
 Il Mrs. Garber received her guests In [ Il gown Of grey cashmere de sole. As- M sisting h receiving were Mrs. Robert 56hfi e.sApdersSft., Mrs. T. !. MayneId
 Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. Horace String Il fellow. Mrs. ]. P. Ferreii. Il The guests were: Mrs. Robert Ltg- | on, Mrs Thomas Mcclellan. Mrs. Thad. deus Watts. Mrs. John P. Anderson, Mrs. !. J. Mayfieid. Mrs. William M
 Marks. Mrs. H. c. Gunneis. Mrs. c. c.
 Abercrombie. Mrs. I. H. DeWees. Mrs Il J. M. DeCottes. Mrs. W. !. Drum
 Mrs. W. H. Hubbard. Mrs. Charles | A. Thigpen. Mrs. Phares Coleman. Mrs 6. H. Dent. Mrs. W. A Gayle. Mrs James P. FerraI, Mrs. Horace String II fellow, Mrs. F. N. Billing, Mrs! H. T.
 Bartlett. Mrs. !. Craig Smith. Mrs. S. c. Crittenden. Mrs. Jack Thoring.
 ton. Mrs. McDuff Cain. Mrs. Bibt Il Graves. Mrs. Daniel Troy. Mrs. J. T.. D. Mclsesi, Mrs. H. F. Houghton. Mrs
 Walter B. Ffske, Mrs. w. H. Tisdale Mrs. John Stratford. Mrs. Julia Hart
 well. Mrs. George Smathers. Mrs. For.
 ney Stevenson. Mrs. James casteiman
 MUSIC CLUB HAS A 2
 NOTABLE MEETING
 The regular weekly meeting of thu
 Wednesday Morning Music Club wa
 held yesterday morning at the room
 of the Young w6men's Christian Asso
 citation at lo:ae o'clock.
 The work of the club was devoted t the study of Bach and aB essay analyz
 ing the composer's work and throwini II light upon his history. was resd b.
 Mrs. Hanna.
 MT. Thomas gave an Interpretation O
 the Fantasia Chromaitique by Bach. III Mrs Baylis. . new member Of tn
 club, sang The Haunt of Witches" b. Cora Casseid. Mrs. Baylis has . ric contralto voice and her solo was great iy enjoyed by the members. ELwELL BRIDGE CLUB MEErs. The Elweli Bridge Club held meet tng yesterday with Mrs. Durham ct he home in the day-Kirkland Flats. Tn prize. 6 set Of Christy pictures. wa won by Mrs. s. c. Tariiton. A three course luncheon was served at the con clusion of the games.
 After c pleasant visit of several day to the family of her uncle, Major J D. Barron on Jackson Street. Mrs Fredonia A. Carlisle left Sunday nigh
 for her home at weatheEford. Texas
 Mrs. J. N. williams of Clayton i' spending e few days with her daush'
 ter. Mrs. W. M. W!lksrson on Church
 Street.
 Mrs. Claude swink of Minter, Ala, ii
 the guest of, her sister, Mrs. W. " Hili. r. Miss Leila Mcwilliams of Oak Hill is visiting Miss Corrie Hiii. Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Williams O OpeHka are visiting their parents, Mir
 and Mrs. W. D. Whststens. at Grand
 view. Miss Lillian Hill left yesterday fo Washington, D. C.. where she will rep resent her class at the alumni meet ing of the Convent of the Holy Gross She will be joined in Charlotte by Mis-
 Annie Holt. who will be with her fl
 Washington.
 Mrs. Harry c. Smith and little son Bragdon, of Tuscaloosa, are the guesti
 of Mrs. c. P. crsushsw sn viEgini'
 Avenue.
 Mrs. J. Fl. Pritchsrd of scantoH Ala, Is the guest of Mrs ]. NJ. Ken. nedy, on Perry Street.