The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-24
The Newr of Mobile

justice court TOT vx8fuHEJr 7 14lt 448S corpus proceeding. .rhs noys len court at Golden and sent to tles hl[pr court for trial. Judge semin4 di14&zg- cd the boys from custody; sholdfns stlbat if the justice had final 5urfHatctio1 she should have tried and sentenced thern instead of binding them over. If he had no Jurisdiction, he should have made the warrant returnable to higher court i1i- stead of his own.
 News from Washington tonight was 10 the effect that Mrs. Russell, wife of Col. E. L. Russell, was dangerously III from an operation performed Saturday, .eua that her life was despaired of.
 Frederick Helmetag. aged, 3l. native of Mobile, died here today. He was we'll known. He leaves two sisters. who have he sympathy of many friends.
 Mrs. Rudolf Richard and son. df Selma are visiting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meyer on conti strsst,
 Chief of Police Case reports not a sin- gle arrest Tor drunk or violation of the Sunday law yesterday.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mobile friends are interested fn heafinG of the recent marriage of Miss Annie Pratt, sister of Spencer Pratt; formsr Minister to Persia. and iofice for many years residents of Mobile. Tho marriaas Is the continuation of . love afrair. of thirteen years standing, ana took pAnce in Paris November IA The grooan sie yjs- count de verelli-Ranje. and is said to AA a. charming gentlenaans The couple afs spending their honeymoon at the vfss conte's country place in Algiers.
 Miss Marjorie Rosseli, daughter of Ma ior RoiSSell of the U. S. A Enetngerse corps, once stationed in Mobiiss viii he a visitor to Mobile this winter. the gueet of Miss Eolla Belle Gould. Mise Rosrs1I, as a child and young girl gave proEniA1 of exceptional beauty which premise e49 is said to have faithfully fulhiied. She will spend a part of this. her first season in society, with her aunt, Mrs ". IT, Knowles of Pensacola, and come to Me- bile for the carnival. 3s
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 The Pivot Whist Club was entertained this afternoon, by Mrs. Penrosc Vass. Among her guests were Mesdames Lynn. Daugherty. w. H. Monk. Jr.. VI. K. Sy- son. R. A Rush. l.. c. Horn, Thomas St. John, F. O. Hoffman. Rhstt 'Go0de. E. W. Faith. Syd Robbins. B. F. Ad- ams. Henry McMilian, William Barnewall.
 The Hamilton Whist Club was entsr- tained by Mrs. Charles Gazzam on Dau. phin Way Present were Mrs. Ritteu- house Moore. Mrs. Henry Hall. Jg.. Mrs. Harry Donald. Miss Moliie Irwin, Mias Julia McPhillips, Mrs. W. c. Fitts, Mrs. M. F. KirkbTide. Mra Frank Davis MiaB Lillie Le Baron. Mrs. Broadwood. -,
 Mrs. R. H. Clarke returned Sunday afternoon from the North. stopping en route in Cincinnati to visit her sister,, Mrs. Kennerly. Miss Helen Clarke will, not return until February. zs.
 Mrs. Deta Auchmuty and little dnushteP have returned to New, Orleans to spend the winter. Mrs, Auehmuty has been vis- iting her father, MT. John R. Tompkinz
 Miss Marica Burgess has returned home from the North. She spent some time in Massachusetts, and New York, chaper- oned by Mrs. R. H. Clarke.
 MT. W. H. johnston of Birmingham. spent yesterday in the city en route to Little River to spend week fishing and hunting.
 The friends of Mrs. R. V. Taylor wall regret to learn that she is quite sick af hr home on Government Street.
 Mrs. Perrin Coleman of Birminghara, with her little son, Is visiting her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. Watson.
 Mrs. w. M. Bryant of Camden, after. a visit to her sister. Mrs. Lake, left yes. terday for Birmingham.
 Mrs. Mary Bullock and daughter, Misa Virginia. are visiting Mrs. Matthew Brewster.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Wagar have re- turned from a weeks stay in Sunflower,
 Miss Louie Mickle. has returned from,a pleasant trip, to Louisville iS.