The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
GADSDEN.

Gadsden, October 17.-(Special )-The Jewish people of Gadsden gave a grand banquet and dance at the Elks' hall Tues day on the eve of Snchas Torah, the Jewish feast of law. The tables were laden with delightful refreshments, and after a cake contest dancing was indulg- ed in. Three judges were selected to decide the cake contest Those who acted as judges were Messrs. Bloch. Well and Hecht. and the finest cake at the ban quet was that of Mrs. S. J. Gold. All the cakes presented by the ladies were then auctioned off by Mr. Louis Gold. Those present were MT and Mrs. H. Cohn, Mir. and Mrs. T. Nader, MT. and Mrs. s. A. Shapiro. Mir and Mrs. Albert Hagerdorn. MT. and Mrs. M. Rappenport, Mir and Mrs. s. J. Gold MT. and Mrs. R. Shiskin. MT. and Mrs. Krowitz, MT. and Mrs. N. Krowitz MT. and Mrs. A. Bloch MT. and Mrs A. Lustig and MT. and Mrs s. Hamburger. The young ladies present were Misses Ella Cohn, Fannie Cohn, Lizzie Gold Fannie Gold. Minnie Krowitz, Dora Krowitz, Lela Wohl and Rebecea Shiskin of Atlanta Messrs Jacob and Albert Cohn Eugene Veil Hugo Heith, Max Krowitz A. Diamond. Louis Lichenfeld. Louis Gold, M. E. Bloch, B. Kaptovsky. special vote of thanks was rendered Mr. and Mrs. G. Cohn in getting up the banquet.
 Hubert T. Davis has returned from visit to Tuskegee, where he has been since the legislature adjourned.
 Frank Davenport and wife of Valley Head are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. N. A. Hammond.
 Mrs Robert Weaver and son have re- turned from a visit to relatives in An niston.
 II. c. Procter and wife of Atlanta are in Gadsden on a visit and may locate here.
 Mrs F. NJ Cottle and children are visiting relatives in Piedmont.
 Dr. George l.. Mitchell of South Caro- lima is the guest of Gadsden relatives.
 Prof. J B. Hobdy, president of the Az ricultursl school at Albertvile, was in the city several days this week.
 Dr. Charles Gum and wife have return ed from visit to Atlanta.
 Mrs. J. T. Cathey left Thursday for Union Springs, to attend the marriage of her niece. Miss Anna Alexandria to Henry Rosensthil in that city on the 2Oth
 Misses Carrie Brooks, Nyra Mitchell and Mary Dortch and Messrs. Wyeth Pope and Newman Green have returned from Anniston. where they attended the wedding of Miss Rosa Lela Weller and MT. William Hood. which occurred in that city Thursday evening.
 J. F. Davis of Tullahoma Is in the city to see his son, who Is ill
 B. R. Pegram and E. w. Whipps have returned from visit to Chattanooga.
 Miss Rosa Wilson has returned to her home in Talladega, after a visit to Misses Annie and Irby McDuffie, on Walnut street.
 The Rev MT. Atwood of Atlanta occu- pied the pulpit at the Presbyterian church Sunday. The congregation may call the Rev Atwood to their church here.
 Miss Lela Caddell. who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. H. c. McCluney, at Tampa. Fla. has returned home.
 w. r. Johnson and W. S. Standifer have returned from Chattanooga. where they went to see their brother-in- law, r.. T. Hollingsworth, who is very i'll in that city. Mir. Hollingsworth was taken i'll shortly after leaving Gadsden and the physicians say that it will be a week before he can leave for his home in Oklahoma Mir. Hollingsworth is at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs Cliff, in Chattanooga
 Clayton to join her husband and will make Gadsden her home.
 Mrs E.. G. Ninnemyer entertained a number of young society people Saturday evening at their home on Lookout moun- tain, near Bellevue hotel, in honor of her daughter. Mrs. Phillips Cards and danc- ing was indulged in after which delicious refreshments were served.
 The Embroidery circle was entertained by Mrs J. rf.s' Martin Thursday after noon at her home on Fifth street.
 The Etowah Baptist association closed it's session at Glenco Sunday. Quite a number of Gadsden people attended and report most enjoyable meeting.