The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-18
1GR. AND MRS. c. H. ROGUE
 MORE ENTERTAIN HANNON-

ALE1ANDEH BHhDAL FAHTn. After the rehearsal at the church last evening MT. and Mrs. c. H. RoQue- more entertained delightfully."- for the { Hannon- Alexander bridal party and a few friends. at their home at Clover dale.
 The double parIors of the home were thrown together and these. together with the reception hall. made one large room. A color scheme of pink and green was carried out with palms and ferns and Killarney roses, while here and there were silver candelabra in which green candles burned.
 The dining room was decorated in Q color scheme of green and white. The brides table was covered with a cluny lace piece over Nile green satin. From the chandelier directly over head ropes of white tulle were caught at the cor ners of the table and tied in large bows. On the centre of the table was . large vase of brides roses and aspar- agus ferns; crystal candelabra burning green candles completed the table dec-l orations. cake contained ring. a thimble and a dime.
 The, porch was illumined with Japa- nese lanterns and here punch was served from a bowl adorned with Kill larney roses and ferns. by Misses Lucia Richardson and Frances Jones.
 Miss Richardson wore white iin- gerfe gown over blue silk and Miss Jones wore white lingerie over yellow silk. Mrs. Roquemore wore white lin- ..gerie over white silk and Miss Alexah- der was charming In a lace trimmed white lingerie gown over blue.
 During the evening delicious buffet supper was served.
 The guests were: Misses Marie Alex hoft Ax.Ar Ewo nz Stakery, Lucia Richardson, Jean Lahey. Sarah Warren Wilkerson. Frances Jones. Carrie Hannon; Messrs Henry Mourning, P. V. Stres, Irving Han non, Dr. c. O., Laslie. Frank Randolph, Irving Alexander. George R. Hannon, Mir. and Mrs. George Bruner. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Roquemore.
 MARRIAGE OF MIR. HANNON
 AND MISS ALEXANDER. Sweet Is spring. and sweet the morn My beloved. my beloved.
 Now for us doth spring, doth morning. Wait upon the years increase, And my prayer goes up. "Oh, give us. aiye s1 us all iii our flies dear stosy, s s.''" Give us love, and give us peace"
 Jean Ingelow.
 A pretty wedding which will take place this morning before the freshness of the day has worn off. will be that of Mir. Alexander Cameron Hannon and Miss Marie Louise Alexander. which will be solemnized at 7:so o'clock at the First Baptist Church. Rev. c. A. Stake1y officiating.
 Palms and ferns will decorate the church most effectively. The brides only attendant will be her little niece, Mary Lingard Roquemore, who will be the flower girl. She will wear dainty white lingerie dress over pink silk and will carry a basket of Killarney roses and smilax.
 The birde will enter the church on the arm of her brother-in-law, Mir C. H. Roquemore. who will give her away. She will wear a handsome gown of blue Salome silk with blue hat and will carry an arm shower bouquet of bride'sIroses and lilies of the valley.
 The groom will be attended by his brother, Mir. Irving Hannon. of Mobile. IS best man. Messrs. Henry Mourning. T.. V. Stires, Irving Alexander and Dr. c. 0 . Laslie will act .as, usher& .e
 At a. o'clock the young couple will leave for Chicago and points in the west, arriving ip Seattle about Sep- zteArber where they will niake tKeir home.
 Tn this marriage. Montgomery loses one of her prettiest and most charm ing girls. The bride Is daughter of the late Colonel F. l.. Alexander and in this, her home city. is beloved by scores of friends by whom she will be truly missed. ., .. ..
 MT. Hannon, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. George R. Hannon. of Mobile, Is a former Montgomerian. and has many friends in this city, who extend best wishes to he and his bride.
 RowE-PLANT.
 The marriage of Mir. Thomas Rowe and Miss Latona Plant. was solemnized on the evening of Sunday. August Is, at g o'clock. at the court house. Judge Gaston officiating;:
 MISS CLARA ELLEN FORBES
 AT POINT CLEAR. Miss Clara Ellen Forbes. of Mont gornery, one of the loveiiest and most charming girls that the proud old Stale of Alabama can boast of, has been adding considerably to the attractive ness of Point Clear this summer by lending her presence to the Point. . Her mother. Mrs. Forbes. who took a cottage over there early in the sea- son and who has her family there sunl- mering Is assisting Miss Forbes in entertaining some guests over Sun- day and those invited for Q weekend stay at the Forbes cottage are Miss Aline St. John. Miss Eloise stanton.
 
 and Robert Berney. Mobile Register.
 
 1fR, H. F. vAss OFF TO
 ENJOY A HUNT IN VIRGINIA. Mir Fl. P Vass left yesterday for a visit to his sister. Mrs. R. W. Tuggle. in Blackstone Va. where he will en- joy big hunt with Colonel Tuggle and party He will also make a brief stay with Richmond relatives before he returns home. Being VirginiaD himself, his visits are always in the nature of homecoming. and the well come he receives is the kind for which cole virginny" and the F. F. V's are noted and are accustomed 10 extend tO one of Mir. Vass's birth and standinR $ when he comes amongst his own people
 Mrs vaes will leave later for a visit to her mother and sister in Kentucky Mobile Register.
 PARTY FEN ROUTE TO TROY.
 A party en route to Troy passed through the city Sunday. They had visited Cincinpati. Buffalo. Niagara.. Toronto, Philadelphia. Atlantic City. New York. Chautauqua. and other New York points. Those in the party were: