The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12
Fashion Show s And Weddings
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October is the month for Montgomer! brides and several weddings of prom thence are scheduled to take place thi; month. Not only are weddings going to keep society busy but fashion showe which are becoming more and more pop ular each year, are creating no end oi interest in Montgomery and the sur rounding country. [.
 One of the first weddings of the fall wass that of Miss Emily Hack ano Lee Galloway, IT,, who were married on the last day of September, and aft CT short wedding trip are now at home to their friends in their beautiful new home on South Perry street. On October 6, Miss Martha Right and Will liam Edward Cardinal were married at Court Street Methodist church and they are now on an extended wedding trip.
 For the past week Montgomery so' ciety has been entertaining two lovely girls who are to be married on the same day. October 15. The first wedding will take place Wednesday morning at 6 o'clock, when Miss Clement LeGrand Fitzpatrick will become the bride of Mir. Jesse Bethea Walter of Snow. dcun. sThe impressive ceremony wall be performed by Dr. Carson in the Trinity Presbyterian church, of which he is pastor. A beautiful program of nuptial music will be given precedin; :; the ceremony and Miss Fitzpatrick will be attended by beyy of attractive girls.
 Mis-, Jean Fitzpatrick, sister of the bride, and Miss Mary Gilchrist will DC the bridesmaids, and Miss Dorothy Brock will be the maid of honor. Mrs Charles D. Ward, Nashville, Tenn, sis. fer of the groom, will be the matron oi honor. Mir. Walter will have his broth CT, Walter, of Showdown, as best may!
 Another wedding of October IS, in wbich there is A state-wire interest. will he that of Miss Katherine Sanford daughter of Judge and Mrs. William IT. Sanford, and Mir. Albert J. Smith of Brewton, Ala, which will be solemn ized at z o'clock in the evening at the First Baptist church, with Dr. Charles Stakelv. pastor of the church, officiat' ing. Immediately following the wed ding. which will be brilliant in every tetail. Judge and Mrs. Sanford will entertain at a reception at their home, honoring the young couple who, after a wedding trip will go to Brewton to make their home.
 On Tuesday, October 21, Court Street Methodist church will be the scene ol another beautiful wedding when MISS Myrtle Johnson will become the bride of George Tipton Naff, at s o'clock Tn The evening with Dr. H. $. Spragins. pastor of the church, officiating.
 The bride will be given in marriage hv her father, W. A. Johnson, and will he met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Henry H. Naff, of Port land. Ark, Miss Helen Johnson, sister ef fhe bride, will be the maid of honor, and Mrs. M. N. Ludlum of BastroI, La.. the matron of honor.
 The bridesmaids will be Miss Laura Mae Hill, Miss Mary Bennett, Miss Tucile Patterson and Miss Leona West. cott. Little Ethel Hobbie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobbie, will be the flower girl. The ushers and grooms. mems will be MT. Huffman Lewis oi Shreveport, La. MT. James Madison oi Bastrop, La.; Mir. Jesse Duke or DIT mingham: Mir. Barnett DeRamus of Verbena; Mir. Abner Johnson or the Gulfcoast Military academy.
 While weddings and pre-nuptiat paraies will keep Montgomery socleE busy for some time, yet the two Iashlcm shows that will be staged this week VIII be social events of the month, TOT sO- o;aty turns ont in full for fashion re- vne and they are never disappointed for the fashion shows of the past year have been artistic and beautiful in ev- jery detail. of Wednesday and Thursday evenings or this week the city auditorium will DC packed 10 overflowing with men, wom- en and children, all eager to get a glimpse of the very last word in styles for winter, as will be shown by the Fashion Shop, Bullock Shoe company, Rosemont Gardens and Frank Tennllie Furniture company. Each showing Will be preceded by a pantomine piaylet or dance. Just before fur coats III ali fkeir richness and comfort will be shown. a number of Amalia Harper Rosenberg's pupils will give "Ihe lcl- cIe Dance" a pantomine, Buying the Trousseau." will introduce the latest styles in garments, shoes, hats and flowers, with appropriate furniture for the setting. Admission to the show Will be by ticket only.
 Still another style show of the week, which will attract hundreds, Will be the juvenile fashion revue. which IS heinz sponsoder by the Parent-Teach CTS association of the Cloverdale school the Alex Rice company to furnish the garments worn on this occasion. In the present dvanced age more and more attention is paid to styles for children and the styles seem to get better and more practical each year, not saying anything of the daintiness and beauty of party frocks and tOggery. Last year the style showing were presented in the form of story book and as the leaves unfolded a beautiful story was told. It seemed then that the committee Tn charge announced. that this fashion re- vue will be the best ever, which does not seem possible, but Montgomery people are preparing to be at the Clover dale school Friday evening and judge for themselves as io which is the better show.
 With weddings. parties, fashion shows and most all the clubs actively at work for the year, Montgomery women will have very little time to idle, and all too soon Christmas will be here and girls and boys returning home for the holidays.
 MRS TEAGUE ENTERTAINS
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