The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-08
Rosalie Armistsad Higgins Social Editor Phone 2b48.
oCTonER.

OCTOBER. Down the bleached hills the proud
 October came.
 Her scarlet cloak trailed round her
 as she trod.
 Before her swayed far fields of Behind her burned the sunsets lurid
 flame.
 Soft was her step and yet the rushes
 herd,
 whispring more closely by the
 fountain-pool.
 The lilies slept and from the garden Rose the sweet sorrow of my mocking
 bird.
 And lol My red rose of the fragrant
 heart.
 That o'er her lattice sweetened all
 my June.
 Grew tremuious beneath so pale a And one by one her petals fell
 apart.
 October came with gifts and Earnered Of ripsned garden and of golden
 field.
 Orchard and hedge and pleach-ed
 vine-row yield Broad, creaking baskets heaped and
 running o'er.
 Well may my neighbors think no
 scorn of me,
 So hobby hath mine Autumn done Yet, ah! My red rose of the frag-
 rant heart,
 Iwould give all this fruitage back for
 thee!
 --Margaret Houston in Ainslee's for MARRIAGE OF MIR. M'LAUGH-
 LIN AND MISS MITCHELL. The marriage of MT. Elwood Mo- Iaughlin, of Pensacola, Fla. and Miss Myra Mitchell. which took place yes- terday evening at 6 o'clock at the First Meth odist Church in Gadsden, Alar VIII be of great interest in Btrmingmen, Montgomery and others points. as the brides family Is one of the most prom inent in the State.
 The church was bower of beauty smiiax, ferns and wind flowers being used In great profusion. The bride wore a handsome. gown of white corded silk, trimmed in silk em- broidered lace. and with court train. She wore the conventional veil, and her only ornament was diamond pin' the gift of the groom. She carried shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley. |. She was attended by her sister. Mrs. Franklin Harper Fillmore, Jr .of this city, as matron of honor, who was handsomely gowned in white voile and carried a cluster bouquet of white wind flowers.
 Miss Margaret DuBose. Miss Mary Dortch and Miss Flora Orr. of Birm- ingham, and Mrs C. G. Eimore. of Pen- sacola, Fla, were maids. ,,- sNf voiIe over taffeta, and carried bouquets of pink and white wind flowers. The groom was attended by MT. V. Gunter Fillmore. of Pensacola, as pest man.
 Messrs. Henry Wood. Harry Mont gomery. Newman Green. Frank Elnore' IT., were groomsmen, and MT. 0. H. Goldman and Mir. Joe Rogers, of Birm- ingham, were ushers.
 Immediately after the ceremony re- ception was given at the nome or the brides parents.
 The bride wore a handsome travelling g suit of cedar colored serg. with nat 'o match.
 After the reception, MT. and Mrs. Mclaughlin left for their future home in Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. tMcIAughiin as Miss Mitchell. has scores of friends In this city. Pos- nessing d most attractive personality a VI manner, she Is very popular. She mas visited here number of times as the guest of her sister. Mrs. r. H. Elmore' Jr.
 Mir. Mclaughlin Is a prominent bus mess man of Pensacola. where he IS held in the highest regard in both pus- mess and social circles. INCIDENT OF M'LAUGHLIN-
 MITCHELL WEDDING. When the wedding invitations to the Mclaughlin Mitchell wedding were sent out several weeks ago. MT. K. A. Mitchell, father of the bride. sent his old negro nurse. Uncle Ebert who lives at Dadeville. Ala, an invitation. Shortly before the wedding yester- day, he arrived on the scene, and said as soon as he read 1t he knew he was "bleeged" to come. He Is 70 years old, but took as mucn interest as if he was 20 and there was