The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-07
SOCIETY NOTES FROM MONTGOMERY
y ELIZABETH DANDRIDGE CROMMELIN

Montgomery, September 6.-(Special) One of the prettiest weddings of the early fall was that of Mir. John Coc.1- rane and Miss Elizabeth Adams which was solemnized at T;30 o'clock Friday morning at the home of the brides perents, Mir. and Mrs. J. n. Adams, on south Court street. The house was att tractively decorated for the occasion with wealth of brides roses and white zinnias mingled with graceful palms and ferns. The ceremony was performed under an improvised alter of palms and white snapdragons, the Rev. Thomas Jones officiating.
 Before the ceremony a beautiful musical programme was rendered by Mrs E. E. Cobbs and Miss Amelia Pin GUS. Loves Greeting was given inn medately before the strains of Lohin- grins wedding march, and MacDonald's ITO A Wild Rose" was played softly during the impressive ceremony.
 The bride descended the stairs with her father, by whom she was given in marriage. She was lovely in hand some suit of navy French serge with small but becoming hat of panne velvet and accessories to match, and carried an arm cluster of Killarney roses. She was met at the alter by the groom, who was attended by MT. Hun ter Cochrane as best man.
 Immediately afterwards Mir. Coch- rane and his bride left on an extended bridal tour, keeping their destination a secret They will be at home in Montgomery after the goth of Septem- ber.
 The bride is young girl of unusual charm and piquant beauty. She was a student at the Woman's college during the last year. and was one of the most popular members of the college set. Her many friends are delighted that her marriage will not take her from this city.
 MT. Cochrane is prominent in the social and business life of Montgomery, and has made a host of friends since coming here four years ago from Pike Road
 Among the out of town guests at the wedding were: MT. and Mrs, R. s. Adams of Birmingham Mrs. G. R. Beers and Miss Elizabeth Beers of Selma, MT. and Mrs. William Cochrane of Pike Road, Mrs c. D. Glaze of Athens, Ala, Miss Boncyle Stewart of Florala and Miss Margaret Martin of Clayton.
 On Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. Adams entertained at an informal re- ception in compliment to the bridal party. dainty color scheme of green and white was carried out in every de- tail and delicious bouffet supper was served.
 MT, Thomas Kilby was host a a most delightful dinner party Thursday even ing at o'clock on the attractive ter race of the Exchange hotel In the center of the table reserved for the oc casion was an attractive basket of roses of rich and varied colors. A de- licious course dinner was served, and those who enjoyed MT. Kilby's hospi- tality were: Miss Julia Anderson, Miss Susan Farley West. Miss Eloise Le- Grand Miss Zelda Sayre and Miss Eliza T. ', Na+t MT. Jordan Reynolds, MT. Daniel Cody, Mir George Fleming and MT. Lawrence Byars.
 The Francis Marion Chapter D. A. R. frtvVTjust Issued the handsome pros pectus for the coming year. The mot to of the chapter is "The best of weap- ons is the undaunted heart" Ovid.
 The following constitutes the officers and committees for the season of 1919- 1920 for the Francis Marion Chapter:
 Regent. Mrs. s. w. Thorington. vice regent Mrs. J. W. Drum, secretary, Mrs. Mary l. Hamburger, treasurer, Mrs. Hardwell Smith, registar, Mrs. E. M. Trimble, historian, Mrs Francis Hagan, chaplain Miss Augusta Woodruff.
 Programme committees; Mrs. E. NJ, Trimble, Miss Augusta Woodruff, Mrs. May T. Hamburger.
 Standing committees Patriotic edu- cation: Miss Augusta Woodruff. Mrs. W. B. Nelson. Mrs. R. H. McCaslin.
 Memorial continental hall: Mrs. J. II. Crenshaw, Mrs. Charles Thigpen, Mrs Hunter Vaughn.
 Membership and visiting: Mrs. Geo. Stuart Mrs. Lucius Gaston. Mrs. Alice F'itts Hill.
 National research and marking his torical spots; Mrs. Halls Janney, Mrs. Harry Houghton, Mrs. George A John ston.
 To promote interest in the flag and national hymn: Mrs. Francis Hagan, Mrs. William Bellingrath, Mrs. Ausbon Henry
 Parliamentary: Mrs. John G. Winter.
 Lafayette day: Mrs John G. Winter, Mrs. Warren Dent, Miss Martha Bruce.