The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-04
Advertiser Bureau.


 Fatricks Parochial School will take place m the school building, North Beauregard, between Franklin and Claiborne Streets. This school Is under the superivision of tne sisters or St. Joseph, and the pro- ans of the commandments in fAe past are an assurance that the coming one g aduate this session, Misses Annette Kraft and Bessie Collins.
 Dave Wurtzburger of Birmingham is in the city guest of the Blenviiie Hotel.
 J.. M. vanpeusen of Mount ysrro, |. In the city today. " - The local Council of the Knights of riSisn, Miss ss pfspsrins ths for trip to Me month month to institute new Council T of the the 2loer. It is more than probable the rrbirS istS team Will go to Memphis on inc ajdirS .hs month for the purpose of city. Sounch m that ms tomorrow evening at 3 o'clock, in Ger. Heiief Hall. the members of the celebrate the twenty-fourth anniyerss rv or their organization with a banquet.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Newbrik have issued ,nvitations to the wedding reception of their daughter. Rosa. and Joseph M. Levy. Wednesday evening. 6une ifth. at z oclock. at their residence, No. sos St.
 Al s:so o'clock tonight. at the residence g. o me brides parents. No. 154 Charleston street. Donald Macksy and Miss Mary agnes Coster were joined in marriage by Rev. Father Hartkoff. in the presence of eragss tendanss d. ssd invited yss friends The s. Mahalie Coster. sister of the bride. The groom Is well-known and popular lower bay bar pilot and his bride is fne daughter of Captain and Mrs D. ding. and at f2:4o o'clock tonight the young couple left for Chicago on their This being the anniversary of the b,rtb of Jefferson Davis and a State legal hoii- day the record force of the Probate Court were granted holiday by Judge Price Williams.
 Encouragement has been made by com- modore James K. Glennon of the Mobile | follows:
 ,,I. Rss|atsa-Erwin E. { p; Ledyard. chairman; Irep-Tom o. Goodbrad, chairman: Charles E. Vincent. John o. Simon. Ihese committees will serve during the | incumbency of Commodore Giennon. A meeting of the Yacht Club is called for Friday at D. m.. for the purpose of revising the constitution and bylaws and to discuss the annual regatta, schedule or which has already been published in l he Advertiser
 Friday afternoon at the club house. the first series of shoots for the club medal will begin. The series of shoots will be held on the first and third Fridays in each month during the season. and the gunner who wins the medal oftenest dur ing the entire series becomes its owner.
 This morning the members of the Jewish Sabbath school went to Monroe Park to | ed a special train of three cars at Jackson l and St. Francsi Streets in charge of Rabbi A. c. Moses. Samuel Eighold. s. H. Solomon, A. G. Levy and S. Mark joy and merry song, made the trip to | the park happily. Here sports of all | kinds were induiged in, prizes being hung up for the contestants. An orchestra
 furnish furnished d music ,ss.k and the young people
 were an even hundred children in the party.
 Invitations have been issued to the com. | mencement exercises of St. Mary's selec, | day evening, June 1lth at 1 o'09bck, al
 Mobile Theatre.
 The ninth commencement of Knott 1 High School was celebrated last night in | German Relief Hall. There was a large attendance. The graduates were Misses Edith Michael. full course; Misses Mary Rich, Jennie Lott and Carrolee Martin | Rev. pr. W. J. F. Cox made the ad-
 dess to the class and presented the dip | lomas. The younger members of the | school rendered a number of vocal selec-
 tions during the evening and refreshments were served. Miss Michael had the dis