The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-20

II Hattie Foster, Mrs. W. E. Mickie, IT,, Mrs. Clara Simms. Miss Amelia Lyons. Mrs. c. !. Torry, Mrs. l.. H. Marx. Miss Sara A. Bush. Miss Lillian Faith, Miss Mar garet Bliups. Mrs. Ralph Richard. Miss Duhee. Miss Sallie Creagh, Mrs. Jas. K. Glennon, Miss Hannah Lyons, Miss Eoline Russell. Mrs. l.. Jacobson, Miss Blanche Proskauor, Mrs. Max Hamburger, IT., Miss Salie Van Antwerp. Reception Committee-Max Hambur- ger. IT,, Chairman; ]. c. Bush, W. I. Pritchard. A. c. Harte, Paul Rapier. E. L. Russell Phelan B. Dorian, w. F. Tep- betts. Jno. Craft, R. c. Fosdick. Jacob D. Bloch. Cary W. Butt, Jno. F. Cothran, saffold Berney, Jos. T. McNamara, Rich ard Hines. IT.. wm. L. Woodruff, c. W. Soost, B. O. Fowlkes." This distribution promises to be tine greatest of the several successes under taken by that paper. It is expected that more than 800 poor children will receive substantials and toys galore. l Anderson Grants Injunction. Judge Anderson. in the Circuit Court this afternoon. granted an injunction to the Mobile Light and Railroad Company against the Electric Lighting Company of Mobile. preventing the latter from att II poles of the complainant. other than poles belonging to the late Mobile Street Rail- road Company.
 Making Ordinance Stands. Mayor Mclean announced this after noon that he would not veto the masking ordinance passed by the General Council December. 15. He stated. however, that stringent orders would be issued to the police department to arrest every male and female who went beyond the pale of | the law in the way of lewdness or inde-. cency during the festive occasion. Board Of Public Works. The Board of Public Works will meet in up the matter of street paving for Dis- trict No. 3.
 Mobile Personal Items. MT. and Mrs. R. w. Webb of Cincin- | natl are guests of J. G. Cleveland on West Fowl river. on a fishing trip. |. M. coate and wife of Grove Hill. spent the day in Mobile.
 Henry Johnson and Frank Wood of Selma are in the city. T. H. Moore of Montgomery. arrived In Mopiie last nignt. w. A. Cook of Brewton, is registered at Klosiy's.
 John L. scrugss of Coffeeville is in the city.
 | Mobile Society News. | Chat in all its pristine cleverness and frivolity made it's appearance today be-  der the sole management of Miss Amanda Moore. Chat is as bright and vivacious as of yore, hitting right and left in good-natured way that disarms resent ment. It has several new features this year--a new coupon contest, a series of cartoons of well known Mobile men and photographs of Mobile bellies. MT. Albert Bush is the first victim of the cartoonist, and Miss Gertrude Smiths likeness adorns CT associated with Chat, having formed connection with other papers.
 There was very creditable perform ance given at Christ Church Chapter House Friday evening under the auspices of the Daughters of the King. A cantata, '"The Birth of Christ" was sung by the children of the Mission Sunday School, who had been carefully trained by Miss Mollie Thurber. The admission fee was 10 cents. the profits going towards the Christmas tree for the mission Sunday school.
 As one of the signs of winter is when the ducks fly south, so one of the signs of Christmas is the return of the college boys to the bosom of their families. MT. Andrew Tayler of the University of Vir- ginia is one of the first to arrive and in the next day or two Henry Clarke, Wythe and Montague Whiting and William Ross will arrive to take an active part in all | the fun going on.
 The cotillion at the Athelstan last even- ing was enormously reported as having been led by Mir. l.. c. Dorgan Instead, MT. Frank Ward led with Miss Jennie Fee Austell. assisted by IIr. E. '. Rice with Miss Hodgson.
 most attractive woman at the Ath- elstan ball was Mrs. John Campbell Mrs. Frank Ruse. In her honor Mrs. Reese will give tea Tuesday afternoon, December g from 5 to o'clock Among the pretty girls at the Athelstan reception was Miss Winston Jones of Selma, who is the guest of Miss Lily Higley for a few days. Miss Jones came
 
 Mir. Ashley Moses of et. Louis is in the city visiting friends and was one of the guests at the Athelstan last evening. Mrs Moses and Miss Ethel are spend the win ter in St. Louis.
 Miss Kathleen Williamson has come up from Coden to spend the holidays. She has been much missed from social life this season and will be warmly welcomed back to it.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luce celebrated their flf- teenth marriage anniversary this everi<s by a supper at the Country Club, their guests including number of married friends.
 Mrs. Dexter Dorgan left today for Key West after a visit of two weeks to Mrs. Lyman Dorgan. She will come back next season for longer stay.
 Mrs. F. E. Dewey has gone North to spend the holidays with relatives. She will return in time for the Strikers ball. There will be a german given at Ger man Relief Hall Monday night by new ly formed cotillion club.
 The Discards, Drawing Cards. Doasyou- please Club and Bowling Club will hold no meetings next week. |