The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-17
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EELL0WBhIFs
when q man ANT got = cent and mes
AM the clouds hang dark an heavy an
Won't let the sunshine through:
It's Z great thing. o, my brethren. for
Teller Just to lay
friendly sort Of way!
II makes . man feel queerish. It makes
the teardrops start
An you sort q feel 4 nutter IN tne re-
You can't look up and meet his eyes;
you don't know what TO say, .
when his hand Is on your shoulder In
friendly sort OF way!
o. the worlds q curious compound with
fts-h0ney and its gall, &
with its care and bitter crosses. but .
good WORT after all;
An .cod Ge .ha Ta 7. v hsxs m na1 r.
when hand IL on my shoulder In
jams whitcomS Riley.
It was Adelaide Proctor who said:
Il thank Thee Thou hast made
Joy. to abound,
So many gentle thoughts and DEEDS
Circling us round:
That IN the darkest spots on earth
Some love 10 found
MISS wEsTs MOANING At
BRIDGE FOR MISS ELY.
An entertainment characterized by
unusual beauty and charm was the
bridge party at which Miss Carolyn
West entertained Tuesday morning 1T
her home on Dexter. Avenue, in coin-
pliment to Miss Claire Ely, an attract
I've bride-to-be OF the month
The home was attractively decorated,
bridal tones Of white and green being
used throughout the home. with the
exception OF the library. where Amer
lean Beauty roses were used
The pariofs were decorated with
palms and ferns and wealth OF chrys-
anthemums OF different colors. Bridge
whist was played at eight tables. and
the score cards were cupids.
On each table were bon bon dishes
filled with white and green heart
shaped minis.
The prizes were awarded, and were
both pairs OF silk hose. Mrs. Hugh
Browne won the consolation prize. and
Miss Minna Dent the prize for the high
est score.
The guest Of honor was presented
with hand embroidered travelling bag
After the games . delicious two
course luncheon was served.
Miss West was lovely In gown OF
lavender satin with gold trimmings.
Miss Ely was most attractive in
gown Of meteor satin, Of the ashes OF
roses shade, with which she wore .
corsage bouquet OF orchids. She also
wore q black picture hat.
Assisting In receiving was Mrs. John
Bullock. Jr.. Of Pensacola, sister OF
Miss Ely who was gowned in grey mes
saline with silver trimmings.
The guests were: Misses Evelyn
Bib. Mildred Andrew. Elizabeth An
drew. Eta Jenkins, Maningly. Ada
Young. Mary Knowles, Roberta Rob-
erts, Susie Martin, May Tyson, Kate Al
ley. Jeanne Burke Jeane Lahey, Ethel
Pelzer, Anna Pelzer. Annie Danxiger
Bertha Fitzpatrick. Resale Higgins
Augusta Coleman, Minna Dent. Maggie
Chambers. Meta Jones. Mrs. John Bull
lock, Jr., Mrs. John Flowers, Jr.. Mrs
George Bruner. Mrs. Herbert Jones
Mrs. VIII Chandler. Mrs. Hugh Brown
Mrs. Ed Hausman. Mrs. Cyrus Brown
Mrs. Ben Noble.
MARRIAGE OF MIR. TOWNSEND
AND MISS PARKER
A beautiful wedding Of Tuesday wat
that OF Mr.. James hurry Townsend
and Miss Cora Parker which tool
place ct the home of the brides pa
rents. Me- ana Mira. l. G. Parker. Of
q txatey avenue, ~ O'Clock IN the az
ternoons
The decorations Of the home wer'
vsry elaborate.
In the reception hall painns and fern
were used. and the windows and door
were festooned with smuax.
The punch table, placed at the enc
OF the haiL was most attractive In III
decorations. Ine table was covered
WIN Cluny lace piece. Tne DOW
was surrounded by prancnes OF orang'
trees. laden Win lIuit Wnich wer'
brought here especially Tor the occa
sion, from the orange grove OF tns
Drlde's sister, Mrs. Aenry brooms ~
FLORIDA. Miss Lena Pnelps OF Troy
who was gowned In red MORE SILK pre-
sided here.
Bridal tones of white and green wsrs
carried out In the parior. where tns
ceremony took place. The mantlei
were banked with ferns ana palms
and studded with white roses.
An inproyised altar was formed be-
tween the bay windows. OF towering
palms and ferns. Around the room
were silver eandelabra burning whit'
candles.
49, ,s.-- -,,,.S : : !,