The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
Beautiful Wedding in
 Montgomery Past Week
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and has a host of friends who extend to him sincere congratulations. On their return to Montgomery they will be at home with her parents at 716 South Court street.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dannelly of Mo bile announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Mir. Eward H. Hobbs of Selma, the marriage to take place the latter part of March at their home.
 This announcement will be received with cordial interest throughout the state Miss Dannelly is a gf~ of unusual per sonal charm and culture, and formely made her home in Montgomery, where she has large circle of warm friends who wish for her every happiness. Since then, she has frequently visited here as the guest of Mrs. Graham Colson ana Miss Margaret Miles. During the past year she has been with the war Work ucouncil of the Young Woman's Christian association and it at present stanohe" at Camp Pike, Ark.
 Mir Hobbs attended the first officers training camp at Fort McPherson, where he received his commission. From there
 he transferred to the aviation serVlce and for some months has been in actlVe service in France, and only returned home early in January. The wedding will be a quiet, home affair, and no announce ments or~invitations will be issued.
 A most charming wedding ceremony and one in which many Alabama people W ere interested, took place Tuesday after noon at the Lowndesboro country home of MT. and Mrs. Neal Robinson, when Miss Elaine Parker, sister of Mrs. ROD inson became the bride of MT. Joseph Fischesser.
 The lovely new home of the Robinsons was decorated with ferns and cut How
 of hn bride and bridegroom, there were number or guests from Montgomery, Lowndesboro and other points. An informal recep- tion followed the wedding.
 The bride one of Montgomery pretu- est and most attractive girls, wore soing-awav suit of blue tricotine, with gray hat and accessories to match. Sne carried a shower bouquet Of white roses and sweet peas. The ceremony was per formed by Dr. Robert H. McCaslin, pas tor of the First Presbyterian church or Montgomery Miss Powell at the piano.
 played the bridal chorus from Lohen-
 grim and during the ceremony, solti'
 played the "Flower Song.
 Shortly after the ceremony MT. and
 Mrs. Fischesser left in their automopilc
 for a trip down the east coast of Florlua' They will visit Jacksonvllle, oI. Ausus tine. Palm Beach and Miami. Returning to Monteomery they will be at home after March 20 at the residence of pr and Mrs Thomas M. owen, 5Ol Adams street. ,. The bride. who is the daughter of MT. and Mrs w. M. Parker of Bllllnssiey' has many friends in this city, nay ing spent the winter with her cousin Mrs leonard S. McKeran. She is or the nrononnced brunette type, with black hair and dark-brown eyes, ana posSe''iN7 al1a rrr1O of DerSOnalIy.
 Mir EJschesser is one of Montgomery most nopular and successful business men coming to this city from South Caioliii' about 12 years ago. Becoming manase' of the Alabama Machinery and Suppiy company several years ago, this business has grown under his direction ih'o ol., of the largest of it's kind in the central south His energy in business, his fln" conabilitv and his fine personality nave ,,ade for MT Fischesser many 1rlehus' not only in this city but in many p"''' ! of the state ,.or ! rrbe Dress and Authors club met Mon | dav afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the oar negie library and in the absence oi eiie nresident. the meeting was presided over b,, Mrs E M. Trimble. Mrs. Trimole raod a naper which she called "A Bunch of Kevs r in which she tells of the Keys of Florida rit Anotber chapter of the photoplay writ ten by Miss Annie Tyson, "oh, ' ou Lietar tte. Ma+cb-N Maker" was read aloud, after ! which the meeting adjourned.
 | Mrs. Ledyard H. DeWees Will ieave to | day for New Orleans She eNpec,s ~ coil on Wednesday for Guatemala Clty' S',a+emola to join her husband, who IS ! stotioned there as private secretary to the l Tinted States minister. He was connec.ea with the American legation at MeNico City during the war and in recognlzanJ;e ,';s of his services, was promoted 10 lis nresent position. MT. l. H. DeMees went to New Orleans with Mrs Lew eee to see her safely on the steamer Ihele are many friends who Will mss .e to
 arootIv hut hone they will return 10 | inc states before a great while.
 ronanese Red Cross workers in Cali