The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-04

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MAaTIN AND Mss ugss
a. unusuaiy pretty wedding OF yer
ssrday vas that Of Mr.. Thomas tsase
wastin and Miss katharine Agnes Dns
a. vaioh took place 1t the home o.
tie brids'a mother. Nrs. Michael Duny'
a Washington street At 1850 o'cioch.
The homo was AttractiveIy decors.ea
Tor the eccssson n sns .o we ~, ,eT nr,.
dsi tonss OF white and green prevah-
"a. and the flowers were carnations
6vi6esr rossa. and palms ana Terms.
The DINING room was In pink and green
with pink carnations and pink roses.
palms and ferns !.
The bride wore osautifui gown 2.
conventional veil. which was. caught
10 her hair with q wreath Of orange
blossoms. and her bouquet was OF
brids's roses. and plumoss.
Mss Matte Duffy attended the bride
as maid OF honor. She wore . dainty
white. lingerie gown and carried XII
NJ. Jack Mas.in attended the groom
me ceremny was performed by Rev
srend Father Rice, and the wedding
march was played by Miss Leila MAS.
tin Of Fort Deposit. who also played
: softly during the ceremony. AFTER
wards an informal reception was nsru
decorated table by Misses Nettie Jones
ana Claudia Nolen.
Misses Ruth sPosten, Laura Davis and
Mary Lee Sharp assisted in rece'vins
the quests.
After the reception. MI. end Mrs.
Mastin left for Birmingham, Blount
Springs and other points. and on tneir
1890. .,,tt1 he AT home at III Wash
ington street.
swEATT-wILs0N.
The intimate friends OF Mr.. Albert
Z. Sweat and Miss Maggie Wilson wil'
be surprised to learn of their marriage.
, On Monday afternoon. the couple we1'
10 the residence of Rev. J. M. banner
II. at Oak Park. where they were met
by Rev. ]. M. Frazier. who performed
the ceremony. The wedding also came
ss q surprise to the parents OF the
couple.
coins. friends Of the young coup,e,
were present at the ceremony. Tne
bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
Wilson OF this city. Mr.. Sweat 10 the
SON Of Mr.. and Mrk, N d Sweat OF
Oak Park.
washington street.
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w0MAN's HOME MEETING.
Inertia and inactivity are never at
tendant upon the work of the Working
Woman's Home Association. tor the
.7ivinK, breathing human beings, de-
pendent upon the aid and care OF tbs
Organization require the presence ano
labor OF the workers. at the Home eaoh
Tuesday in the year.
Yesterday afternoon. the monthly
business meeting of the association
was held, and presided over by the
president, Mrs. +. w. Harmon.
After roll cali and silent prayer.
Mrs. 8. .. Crittenden. secretary, and
Mrs. Philippe b. Stratford. made full
and gratifying reports of their work
for the month. Mrs. J. y. warwick
reported the supplies furnished those
In need. and Mrs. w. q. Yelverton
come repairs done on the property.
The matron. Mrs. r. Z. sherman, an
ncuncsd the death Of worthy, re-
spected resident of the Home. MRS
Mary 2. simons. which occurred July
"a, while she was visiting relatives In
Georgia. One OF the last acts OF her
life. was . letter written the associa-
tion, in which Mrs. Simms expressed
graceful appreciation of the kindness
shown her during the eight years she
lived In the Home.
been kindly cared for by the sisters n
%. Margaret's Hospital.
Other business matters were dis
eussed and given final and Satisfies
tory disposition. after which the meet
ting was adjourned.
HOUSE PARTY AT FAYETTEVILLE.
The ideal home OF Miss Mary Lou
Dean at Fayetteville has been the
scenet of much merriment the past
week.
Those enjoying Miss Deans hospi-
tally were Miss Mary Jones of Mont
womery, Miss Lucille Donald of Marion
- junction, Miss Inez Collins of GALLON
Miss Adeila and Miss Mary Hill OF
syiacauga, Mrs. Eugene j.. Reed OF
Birmingham, Miss Lettie Carmanits
Green of Admission. Messrs. Malcolm
Grahem and Mastin Graham Of Pratt
Vile, N. d. Hale of Montgomery B. w
Clark Of Birmingham. Dancing. swim
ming. driving and spending the-day
parties were INDUCED in and much en-
ioyed .--Birmingham Age-Herald.
r. w. C. A. NOTES.
A very interesting and helpful meet.
ing Of the Fellowship Club was held