The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-26

B. J. Pepperman of New York, Mir and Mrs. B. A Pepperman of Birming- ham. Miss Leonora Pepperman. Mrs. A. c. Moore and Mrs. F. B. Daniel of There were also seven grandchildren present.
 The family dinner was prepared by Jack Cook. colored servant. who has been the family cook for thirty-five years.
 MT. w. N. Pepperman of New York and MT. Alfred Pepperman of Pniladel- phia were unavoidably absent.
 THANKSGIVING RECITAL.
 The recital at the Hammond School of Music Thursday evening was en- joyed by large number of guests. Special mention should be made of Master Tom Parker Edson in his play ing of the minuet by Paderewski. Much praise is aisc due Master Cecil Harris, age years, for his songs. He does unusually well for one so young. All of the numbers were well rem dered, refiecting much credit on both pupils and teacher.
 The following was the program:
 i. Eventide Reverie (duet) (Field- house)--Miss Mae Wicker and c. Ham, mond.
 2. Melody of Love (Englemann)- Miss Sadie Grodjeslri.
 8. Valse (Rosewig)--Miss Bennie Mae Adams (pupil of Miss Edson.) {. After Wild Flowers (streabbog) Miss Esther Rubin;
 5. Duet tBeyer)--Miss Rosa Kassel and c. Hammond.
 6. Nodding Daisies (Fearis)--Miss Nota Johnson. T. Jingle Bells (Fearis)--Maste Willard Wynn (pupil of Miss Edson.) 8. Robins Lullaby (Kroggmann)- Miss Mary Jordan sheehan.
 g. Holiday March (KimbalD-Miss Rosa Rubin.
 10. A Little Child Shall Lead Them (vocaD tHarris)-Master Cecil liar ris Gage : .years.)
 II. La Saraela tHargis)-Miss Ger aldine Hunt.
 12. Wedding of the Fairies (John- son)-Miss Ruth Poston.
 IS. Dance of the June Bugs (HoisD Miss Vera Mae Hubbard.
 14. Meditations (Morrison)- )--Master Claud stuckey.
 IS. Ave Maria (socaD (Gounod)-- Mir Pearson Wynn.
 1s Song Without Words tMendeis- sohn)-Miss Lucy Runner.
 IT. Spread Out Your White Wings )--Miss Annie Perry.
 1s Dance of the Wild Flowers (wenrich) )--Master James Edson.
 1y. Second vauise (Godard)-Miss Mary Hosteiton.
 20. (a) Minuett tPaderewski); (b) Ase's Death Op. 4e, No. (Grieg)-- Master Tom Parker Edison.
 21. Fairy Fingers (Botemys)-Miss Annie Pope.
 22. Duet-Master Bonnie Schwartz and c. Hammond.
 sANDERs-OLIvER
 Many friends will be interested In the marriage of Mir Mack Sanders and Miss Kathleen Oliver. which took placs Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Johnson on Mont- gomery Street.
 The home was attractively decorated with palms and cut-howers
 The bride wore a handsome grey tailored suit with hat to watch and carried an arm cluster of white chry- santhemums.
 Miss Lille Belle Thompson attended the bride as maid of honor, and MT. Harry Crist was best man. M. E. Church performed the cere- mony.
 Immediately afterwards MT. and Mrs. Sanders left for their home in Deats- vile. wIIere he Is successful young business man. l3
 MOURNING---HANNO
 The following invitation has been
 Mrs. Thomas Elliott Hannon i'm vites you to be present at the marriage of her daughter. Caroline. to MT. James Henry Mourning, on Tuesday evening. Lawrence Street, Montgomery, Ala" -.- 4
 FERGUsoN-WALKE
 The following invitation has been issued: 4s
 Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jemison. IT.. request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their sister. Miss Louise Martin Walker to Mir. Hill Fer guson. on the evening of Wednesday,. December 15 at g o'clock at the Church of the Advent. Birmingham. Ala.
 MEETING OF COLONIAL DANES. Mrs. Harvey Jones entertained the Colonial Danes most delightfully Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mcclellan of Athens, who was a guest, gave an Colonial Danes in Alabamss
 During the afternoon deliciSus re- treatments were served.
 FOR MISS WORKMAN.
 The following invitation has been issued:
 Mrs. S. D. Seelye. at home. Thursday afternoon, December End. 4 to 6. ell South Court St. Miss Workman.
 
 Miss Sadie Cummings Is visiting friends in Selma and Marion
 +
 Miss Lucy Houser of Anniston, who is remembered here as the attractive guest of Mrs R. A. Reynolds last