The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-13
OF CENTRAL CITY
MONTGOMERY YOUNG LADIES
 sELE MANY TICKETS.
Selma Will Be Thoroughly Canvass cd for the Taylor Lecture-wed- ding Invitation Issued-Con-
 cert by the Catholics.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau.
 Selma June F.
 When the Montgomery train came ir this morning at 11:3O Mrs. George W Jones and the Committee of Montgomer, young ladies who came to canvass tn, city for Governor Bob TayIor's lecture Tor the benefit of Colonel J. NJ Falkner, Confederate home. alighted. With Mrs Jones were: Miss Carrie Jones, Mis Elizabeth Sayre. Miss Mae Allen. Miss Nellie Wilkerson and Miss Grace Halls.
 They were met at the depot by Mrs. A. w. Cawthon, Vice-President of the U. D. C., Mrs. Harvey Peacock and Mrs. J. A. McKinnon. Secretary of the same or ganization. and Misses Octavia Lauder dale. Jennie Johnson, May Darling Hoop CT and Mrs A. l.. Mcleod. Messrs. H. F. Reese, Hugh Mallory, R. F. l.. Neil and J. Fl. Nunnelee, represented the com mittee whom Colonel Falkner had desig- mated, and they were on hand to do what they could toward forwarding the noble cause.
 Superintendent Hall of the Suburban oho otiSSt Ae0h"dy SN O Soi eo Noi ry the ladies up town, and they were ta- ken to the Hotel Albert where accom- modation had been provided. The local Chapter of the U. D. c. did not endorse the movement, but this did not prevent some of the most active members of that organization meeting the Committee from Montgomery and working most heartily in the cause.
 The young ladies started to work at o'clock this afternoon, and sold many tickets to the Taylor lecture. They took the city by storm and not many escaped them. Colonel Abbott and Colonel Cum ningham bought each ten tickets. They visitors will finish the canvass of the city tomorrow and will return to Mont gcmery tomorrow evening.
 Dallas County can send five disabled old Confederate soldiers to be taken care The II. D.. c. of Selma will help the home at another time. in q different way, so the President says.
 st Catholic Concert.
 Tomorrow night at St. Andrews Hall the Catholics of Selma will give a con cert and it promises to be one of the finest musical. treats ever presented to the Selma public. The following is the carefully prepared program that will be rendered on that occasion, and from pres 'ent indications a splendid audience will greet the young musicians on that occa- sion:
 Open Chorus-"o Guam Dilecta," senior vocal class. Address of welcome. Miss Maggie Drys- dale.
 Recitation, "The Little Sparrows, " in, ci
 Song, "The Hen Convention primary girls, accompaniment. Miss Mabel Bell. Recitation and drill. boys.
 Recitation, "A Little Girls Wish,' in- termediate girls.
 Piano Duet, Misses Gates and Butt.
 Song, Tell My Boy to Meet Me There boys. accompaniment, Miss Connolly.
 Piano Duet, Misses F.. and M. Bell.
 Recitation. "A Boys Idea of Girls. Master T. Phillips.
 Vocal Duet, When the Winds Blowetf in From the Sea- senior girls.
 Recitation, Mary, the Guiding Star. pupils. nPantomine, Lead. Kindly Light. pupils,
 .Psaile solo. Miss, Gates.
 Acting Song. junior girls, accompani' ment. Miss Gates.
 Instrumental Solo. Miss Connolly.
 Gipsy Fantasy. senior girls.
 Instrumental Solo, Miss Trigg.
 Recitation. One Fought in Blue and One in Gray" Miss Mathews.
 Piano Duett, Misses Connolly and Davis Ffaro Solo, The Mountain Torrent, Miss M. Di'ysdale.
 Recitation, ''Gualbertas Victory" " senior girls.
 Instrumental Solo, Miss Mathews.
 Tableaux-The Fate of Virginia. the Niobe Group, the Heavenly Home. the Muses. Award of gold medals; distribution of prizes.
 Finale. song-'Happy be Thy Dreams" senior girls.