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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
MARRIAGE OF
 MISS BRowDER
 MD MIR H0I,

ANU ME. dOLG.
 Miss Carrie Browder and Rev. Mark Harrison Holt were married last evening at the Court Street Methodist Church at s.& o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A J. Lamar in the presence Of -ar large nuuSber-of friends. The church was decorated in an artistic display of palms and ferns.
 The ushers were Messrs. R. B. Browder of Dallas, Tex, c. M Browder of Dem ison. Tex, Richard Barton of Memphis, Tenn, G. R. Browder of Birmingham, Rev. W. s. Street, of Gastonburg and Rev. c. A. Cornell of Ozark
 Lohengrin's bridal chorus was played as the processional when the wedding party entered the church. the ushers lead ing the way. These were followed by Mrs. Benjamin s. Chapman, sister of the bride, who was matron of honor, and Miss Mar tha Haiden GIlmer, cousin of the bride, who was maid of honor. Mrs. Chapman wore an elegant toilette oE blue crepe cloth trimmed with white mousseiine. cream applique and a touch of yellow panne velvet Miss Gilmer was gowned in an exquisite dress of white albatross trimmed with cream applique. They each carried pink bridesmaids' roses.
 The bride entered leaning on the arm of her hancee, MT. Holt. and was met at the altar by the officiating minister, Dr. Lamar. She was becomingly gowned in a stylish travelling suit of blue cloth. tailor made, braided in black. She wore a hat of blue panne velvet and gray beaver and carried a cluster of pride roses.
 After the ceremony Mendelssohn's we'd ding march was played as the recessional.
 The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Browder. She belongs to a prominent family and Is herself endeared to a large circle of friends. Mr. Holt has been pastor of the Clayton Street Metho- dist Church for the past four years. In that time he has made many friends among ali denominations in the city and he is beloved particularly by the mem bers of his congregation. Ills new chapel is at Jackson for which point he and his bride left last evening"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
THE CoMUS CLUB
 ENTERTAINS AT GERMAN.

The Comus Club gave a New Year german last evening in their club rooms on Perry Street. The members and their guests danced the old year out and the new year in. and the evening was a delightful number of the entertainments given by the Comus Club.
 The german was led by Mir. Forte Finch. assisted by Miss Eleanor Offutt.
 The guests were: Miss Eleanor Of- futt with Forte Finch, Miss Carrie Simpson with MT. McGinty, Miss Bessie Simpson with MT. Joe Barker. Miss Lib bic Vass with MT. Dozier Turner. Miss Josie Hubbard with Mir. Charles Ander- son, Miss Reid CBlrmingham) with MT. J. Otis Williams. Miss Enid Carter (Birmingham) with Mir. J. J. Campbell, Miss Tensie Moore with Mir. w. W. Han non. Miss Sallie Jones with Mir. T. c. Locke, Miss Kathleen Martin with Mir. Charles Hunter, Miss Philippa Rousseau, with Mir. Harry Norton, Miss Carrie c. Smith with Mir. George Holcombe, Miss Metz with Mir. George Tyson. Miss Patsy Tyson with MT. Louis Moore, Mss Fannie Chandler with Mir. Ray Jones, Miss Powell (Greenville) with MT. Richard Dexter, Miss Louise Drake with Mir. Ray wiIkerson, Miss Kate Blue with Mir. Robert Browder, Mir. and Mrs. Browder Finn, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Hewlett; Messrs Jesse D. Beale, IT,, John O'Connell, Clifford Cheney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
ARr1oULATE's HEAVY 1MPosT.
Gives Away from 9 to 31 Pounds in Iugleside New Years Handicap.

4Ak1G5ANS 4NCW T Co4 D 4A1GSASeARs
 San Francisco, Dec 31.-The talent had the best of the argument at Ingleside to- day. Three favorites and one second choice were returned winners. Mike Murphy, in the first race and Aloha u in the third, both quoted at to were the only outsiders to win. Cloudy; track fair.
 First race, futurity course selling: Mike Murphy, 1H (Minder1 to 1, won; Gladys Bell. 8. q. T. Sheehan) Is to 1 second; Barnota, 108, 1-2 to l third Time l:14 Guida, Ragnarok, Aims Glver. Lilly Pant land, Miss Dividend. Escarola, John D. E9nerty. St. Anthony ran.
 Second race. mile selling: The Major, tRansohl 3 to 1, second; orfeo. l07 (Burke) 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:44 1-2. Huatre. Dottrell also ran.
 Third race; seven furlongs. selling Parsifal 1Os (Birkenruth) 1-2 to l. second; Castine, 1O7 e.. Kelly) T to l. Lazarus, Esq. Rosario. Sir Lewis. l. 0. U,, Dark Secret, Hutch Miller. also ran.
 Fourth race. six furlongs, handicap Wentworth. 129 Ransch) 8 to 5. won; Byron Rose, 14 (Minder) 5 to 1, second; Princess Titania, 100 (Birkenruth) to l, third. Time. 1:15 1-2. Lapidus. stuyve.
 Fifth race. mile and fifty yards. sell inR-Ishtar. 99 (Connelly) { to l. won; Horton. 110 (Ransch) s to 5. second: Con etalletor, 1VI (h1n0er) 10 l, third. Time, i:@ 1-2 Ignacio. Galanthus, Bangor, Sea Lion, Hesper also ran.
 Sixth race, futurity course. selling Quiz II 11E Ransch) to 5, won; Nigretti, s (Connelly94 4 to l, second; Gus Lanka, s0 (EEelN 25 to l, third. Time, 1:lS Marlborough. Golden Cottage, Hudson. Little Margaret also ran
 Entries for Today.
 First race. six furlongs, selling-Saintly, as; Prue, go; Chappte, 100: Montana Peer esa, sl; Bud Hynick, 92; Florinel II. 1O4: Prima 1T, 101; Botany, 9I.
 Second race, three-eighths of a mile. rnlrse-Salected, 109; Precious Stone, Lord Wadsworth, 112; Rowena, Annie Marie, Samara, Queen Fay, Ambrita. 109; Canon icus pr. Powell, 112.
 Third race, six furlongs, seling-Fair- bury, 109; Erema, G; The Pride, 115; Jar rtettierre dor, 107; Golden Light, 1l0; finn Hale, 100; Ned Dennis, TOT; Tower of Candles, s5.
 Fourth race New Year handicap mile and a furlong-Claude, e3; Diderot, 100; The Fretter, 112; Corrigan, IF; Rio Shan non, sS; Lord Badge, IO2; Artieulate, 124; 6iddons, 107; Nones, 122
 Fifth race, mile, selling-Milas sS; Hua- chuca, 10S; Antolee, 110; Sweet Tooth. 104: Hermancia, Illowaho flo; Nellie Forest, iO6; Diderot, 108; Star Cotton. 107.
 sixth race, thirteen-sxteenths of a mile, handicap-Fritzbrillar, los; Gold Bell, III; Gaviota, 112; Sylvia Talbot, 109.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
OLD YEAR AND THE NEW.

 When I went out on New Years Eve To breathe the frosty air, I met them trudging in the snow, A quaint, old-fashioned pair; An ancient man, with tattered coat, Gray beard and tresses hoar, And little, rosy laughing boy, Who frolicked on before. They paused among the leafless stalks Beside a garden bed, Here plant in March the snowdrops
 pale"
 The aged gardner said. "And there the purple violets And golden daffodils, When April drops her silver we'll Upon the rainy hills. '-To Thee, my son. the pruning hook And sickle resign, The task to tend the waving wheat And yellow corn is thine, And thine to turn the clustered grapes To ripen in the sun, And paint the apples crimson cheek; My labors now are done." Far of upon the frozen hills The clocks of midnight tolled, And loi the laughing boy alone Pared on across the wold, And all the chiming bells rang out, Like voices clear and true. Farewell to speed the parting year
 -Minna Irving.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
IN COMPLEMENT
 TO MISS FITZPATRICK

Mir. and Mrs. John T. West entertain ed at cards last Monday evening in com pliment to Miss Lizzie Durr Fitzpatrick. Six tables of six handed euchre were en- joyed by the guests and the evening was delightful
 The rooms were elaborately decorated in palms and ferns; holly and smiIax were festooned on the walls and a color scheme of pink and white in which pink and white roses. and American Beauties were used. was a beautiful adornment, White candles were used in silver can- delabra.
 The young ladies' prize, an elegant Swiss clock, was won by Miss Laura Hill and Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss Hill win ming on the cut. MT. Julius Gay won the mems prize, a silver tooth pick.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
MRS. sIMpsoN's CARD PARTY.

Mrs. George W. Simpson entertained at cards Tuesday afternoon when six-handed euchre was played at seven tables.
 The rooms in which the guests were re- ceived were brilliantly adorned in a scheme of white and red. Smilax and other Christmas greens decorated the walls, and potted palms and ferns were dr --s-r - red Lights were shaded in red and t.ac burned in silver candelabra. The score cards were in the shape of white hearts tied with red ribbons. The occasion was one of unusual charm and was the most delightful of the season.
 The first prize. a beautiful Dresden card receiver. was won by Miss Ethel Teague. The consolation prize was won by Mrs. Laban Tyson. It was a poster picture.
 The invited guests were: Mesdames Oliver P. Bartlett, c. R. Westcott, Laban Tyson, Frank Mcdonald, Ira Virgin. A c. Forbes, Hunt Taylor, John Andrew Barnes Stewart D Washburn, J. L. Gas ton, J. D. Cody. o. c. Maner. John San ford, Fillmore. Isaac Dewees. B. Biakey, Allie Jones, Ned McDavid Harry Ro- wan. Julius Pierce. Valentine Morris, !. Davidson, J. D. Beale, Charles Jackson. F. O. Walsh, Owen D. Brewer, A. Nach- man, Winter, B. s. Chapman, Montgom- cry Browder, J. A. Reeves Lewis Bern heimer, Berto Johnson, Garner Wade, J. c. Haygood, R. D. Lutz; Misses Fam nie Halls, Mamie Halls, Laura Hill, Jamie Bell, Eva Hodge. Josie Hubbard. Clau- dia Hood. Theresa vass, Libbie vass, Ethel Teague, Emma Jackson, Mamie Bethea, Nora Spann. lAzzie wilkerson, Willie Wilkerson, Annie Lu Barnett, Leona Stucky, Sallie Jones, Lucie Win ter, Mildred Fillmore. Sallie Halls, Agnes Carr, Pauline Hannon, Genie Teague Carrie Browder. Jean craik, Cecil Crailx. Olive Mcdonald and Matte wilkerson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
MISS VAUGHAN ENTER
 TAINS AT, A GERMAN.

Miss Nomie Moore Vaughan entertained delightfully."- on Tuesday evening at 6 german. The decorations were in keep ing with the holiday season. being of Christmas evergreens and red beTried holly.
 Miss Vaughan was assisted in receiving by Miss Eloise Reynolds, Miss Edna Jo- seph and MiSs Nellie Holt
 After the dance delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. John Dupre Cody, assist @ by the receiving party.
 Miss Vaughn wore a lovely Bown of white point desprit over white satin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
Paul Revere,g Home.

Boston, Dec. a.-Pau1 Revere's old home. one of the few structures of pre- revolutionary interest in Boston, wa bought by John P. Reynolds. IT., q req estate dealer today. He proposes to pre- serve it. The house is in North Square In the heart of the thiclly settled Nortl End and was built in ls76 Revere buying 1t 1o4 years later. Mir Reynolds win Asl others to assist him in restoring th( building before handing it over to thk care of some patriotic society.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
Porter Gives a Dinner.

Paris, Dec. S-A dinner was given here tonight by Ambassador and Mrs. Porter. Among the guests were John G. A. Leish- man. United States Minister to Turkey, and Mrs. Leishman, Mir. harrison, for rnerlv United States Consul at Cairo. and Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Robert s. Mccormick, wife of the newly appointed AaaS-GAan ArnAAAsaA0R to Rllssia,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
Rr snaniaI Permit

Port of Spain, Trinidad. Dec. sf.-Ad- miral Douglass, R. N. today granted special permit to the Orlnoco steamshlf Company to send its steamer Bolivar tt Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela. and for tht vessels return here. The steamer Mans zares now on the Orinoco river will bt eoaled by the Bolivar: the ManzaFea wiA also return to this port.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
Lady Curzon Honored.

London, Dec. s1.-Among the Dunbar honors Lady Curzon gets the Kaiser-I- Hind (Emperor of India) gold medal
 Lord Curzon, the Viceroy, Is not included in the Durbar honor list, which is very lengthy and of little interest outside An gIo-India circles. Lord George Hamilton, fhe Indian Secretary, is made a Knight Grand Commander of the States of India
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
Believed That the Goulds are Inter
 ested In the Deal.

Matches. Miss-, Dec. a1.-C. E. Ratciify, receiver appointed by the Federal Court, tonight issued statement giving notice that the Natchez and Southern Railroad had purchased from Edwin c. Merriam, purchaser at . foreclosure sale. Septem- Der 20. all the railroad property in Mis- sisstppi lately owned by the New Orleans and Northwestern Railway Company. Possession of the property was given to- day. The property consists of a depot and several miles of track. The purchase price is said to be t15o.o00.
 The Matches and Southern was recently chartered by the State and was reorgan- ised today by electing officers as fol- lows: B. G. Merriam, President St. Louis; c. B. Brown. vice-Prezident and General Manager Natchez; l.. R. Mar tin. Secretary and Assistant Treasurer, Natchez: c. J. Colton, Assistant Score. tary, New Orleans; D. H. Smith Treas ursr. St Louis; s. P. Schuler, General Auditor St. Louis.
 It ia generally believed that the Goulds are interested in the deal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
BArLEY-ALLEN.

A Nashville paper makes the following announcement:
 MT. and Mrs. J. Walter Allen an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Adelheide Clare, to Cornish Bailey of Montgomery, Ala. The marriage will be celebrated in the near future and the young couple will reside in Montgomery. The prospective bride is the eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. Walter Allen and is an exceptionally bright young woman and a handsome blonde. She has lived in this city all her life. having received her education at St. Cecilia Academy, and the impress of splendid training has been left upon her mind and character.
 "She is an accomplished musician and will be quite an acquisition to the mu- sical circles in the city of her new home. ''tMr. Bailey is the representative of e distinguished Southern family and is prominent in social and commercial cir- cles in Alabama"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
THEATRE PARTY
 IN COMPLIMENT TO
DIR. ABRAHAM.

New Years Eve theatre party was given last evening to Dr. Joseph Abraham of New York, when King Dodo" was presented at the Theatre.
 After the performance the guests were entertained at an elegant supper at restaurant. The decoration of the table were American Beauty roses. Among thosa who participated were Mir. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
WEDDING OF MISS MCLEOD
 AVID MIR. MULLI]

MT. J. H. Muliin and Miss Flora Mo- Leod. two well known young people of West End, were married last night The ceremony took place at the Fifth Ave nue Methodist Church at West End, after the conclusion of the regular weekly night prayer meeting service. The mar riage was a surprise to all who attended the prayer meeting. At the conclusion of the service Rev. Ernest c. Nave remain cd at the pulpit and the young people walked down the aisle and stood before aim.
 The members of the congregation who had already started out, resumed their seats while the ceremony was performed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
MISS WATTS ENTERTAINs
 SANS SOUCI CLUl

The Sans souci Card Club was en- tertained most delightfully."- Tuesday afternoon by Miss Gabriel Watts on Jackson Street when her guests were the members of the club.
 The prize was s handsome china card receiver, and was won by Miss Sadie Randolph.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
IN COMPLEMENT
 TO MISSES THOMAS.

Mrs. W. H. Thomas entertained at an elegant luncheon on Tuesday in compll- ment to her sisters, Miss Caro- and Miss Annie May Thomas. of Opelika, who are her guests.
 The decorative scheme was green and red-carried out with an effective ar- engagement of smilax and red carnations. At each place was a beautiful souvenir in the shape of a New Year miniature. After the luncheon Mrs. Thomas enter tained her guests with a matinee party when they witnessed the performance of "When We Were Twenty-one." at the Theatre. The guests were Misses Caro- Thomas, Annie May Thomas. Mary
 Kirkpatrick Fannie Janet Tatum, May Tyson, Annie Tyson and Laura Hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
ano
 SOCIETY.
(BY MRS. '. N. de cpTTEs.)

reached here on the same evening and are at home at 30 Amanda Street. Mir. Jolly has for many years oeen in the railway postal service and is greatly esteemed by wide circle of friends who are com graduating him on winning 50 lovely a bride She was born and reared in the town where she was married and las the affectionate regard of all who know her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

 day. January zst. at B;so D. m. After the ceremony tNe isdies of the church will entertain the rnembership. and tfaeir friends with . reception in thsir beauti- ful new church which has just been com pietsd. The hours are to io All friends of the church are cordially Invited. Mss Mary Johnston has gone to Bir- mtngham to spend few days with her sister. Mrs. A. !. Mapes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Godfrey Goldman have . little son who has been named Godfrey Goldman. Jr.
 The Standard Club will entertain to- night at their. New Year ball The Thursday Card Club will meet to- day with Mrs. Henry Moog. Mrs. A. J. Wallace of Selma is visit. ing Mrs. !. B. Clements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
MoTHERR uNI0M.

The Mothers Union will meet this af- ternoon at S:3O at residence of Mrs. D. I. Cadden, 6S7 South Court Street.
 Mrs. A. T. Goodwin, President. Mrs. R. P, Dexter, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Mrs. Ham Kaufman, l6r. and Mrs. Leo strassburrsr, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Arsa- ham. Mss Carrie Abraham, Mr. Charles Calm, Mir. David Calm. Mfr. Edwara Nas than, pr. Joseph Abraham of New xerk. Ed Abraham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
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 Mrs. A. B. Kirtland has gone to New York to visit her daughter. Mrs. W. E. RommeL Mir. Rommel is a prominent electrical engineer who has been station ed at Lisbon. He and Mrs. Rommel re- turned to New York about c week ago. and in two weeks will leave for Egypt where they will remain for the next two or three years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS SON.

Misses Abbie and Rosa Strauss enter tained on Tuesday evening at dinner in comp iment to Miss Evelyn Son of Port Gibscn, Mics. Covers were laid for Twelve and a delicious six-course dinner was served. The decorations were in red and green.
 The guests invited to meet Miss Son were Miss Bertha Rice, Mir. Erwin Kauf- man of Columbus, Miss. and Mr. H. Strauss.
 After dinner a number of invited friends enjoyed progressive euchre. The prize, picture. was cut for by Miss Nellie and Miss Florence Hlrsch. the latter winning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
JOLLY-DEYERI.F-

At Boston, Ga.. on. the SOth ultimo. MT. G. B. Jolly of this city and Miss Irene Deyerle were united in marriage. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
NOTICE INFTRAGARY AID.

this afternoon at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs. Leon Weil at 3:S0 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Miss May Thorne of New Orleans, who has been making Montgomery her home as @ kindergarten teacher. was suddenly called home on account of the severe Ill., ness of her mother. The sad nswu now comes of her mothers death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Miss Mamie Erwin of Atlanta, Ga, made a short visit to her friend. Mss Lucille Watts, in passing through the city on her way to Bainbridge. Ga, to visit Miss Leona Patterson. where she win remain for about three weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
AN OYSTER SUFFER-

AND DANCE. The Piano Committee of the Grand In ternafionsl Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers gave an oyster supper and dance last evening at Profes- sor weissner's hall. The hall was deco rated with Christmas gariands. festoons of red ribbons and holly. Dancing was enj6yed by large number of guests. In the banquet hall delicious oyster and salad supper was served. and the patron age was plentiful. The entertainment was . decided success due to the efforts of the committee which is composed of Mrs. Jack Wright. chairman; Mrs. T. j. CoweIl, Mrs. c. J. wilson. Mrs. A. M. Payne, Mrs T. W. Pendergrass and Mrs. J. B. Hudson.
 The entertainment was for the purpose of adding to the fund which the auxiliary Is raising for the purpose of purchasing a plano and the proceeds of last night will add considerably toward the neces- sary amount.
 A vote taken for the most popular young lady resulted in Q handsome uxn- brella being awarded Mss Essie Kins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
MES WAUGH AND MR.
 wuGaLESWoRTH NARRLED. !.


 At a beautiful home wedding yesterday morning at Mt. Me1gs Mir. Albert Wig ellsworth and Miss Cordelia Waugh were married. The wedding took place at the homo of the brides parents. The house was tastefuily ard beautifully decorated with flowers. palms and evergreens. The bridal party stood in . scene of rare beauty when the solemn words that unit ed them for life were spoken by Rev. Ernest 0. Maye of Montgomery.
 The groom is . prominent planter of Montgomery, who stands high in the es- teem of all who know him. He lives near Mt. Meigs. which is also the home of the bride, who has been one of the most admired young women of that portion of Montgomery County.
 A large party of friends were present at the wedding. An elegant dinner was served to the invited guests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Browder of Den nison, Texas. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Browder. They came to attend the Holt-Browder marriage. which was celebrated last evening at ths Court Street Methodist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

The Standard Club win entertain to- night at their New Year ball
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01
RAnRoAD CHANGES HANDS.

Mrs. A. J. Wallace of Selma is visii ing Mrs. I. B. Clements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

n1lbS AdlulD 1AEWAn OL AtA8AlSEs G0ss made a short visit to her friend. Miss on her way to Bainbridge. Ga, to visit Miss Lsona Patterson. where she viii remain for about three weeks.
 Miss May Thorne of New Orleans who has been making Montgomery her home as @ kindergarten teacher, was suddenly called home on account of the severe ill., ness of her mother. The sad newu now comes of her mothers death.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Browder of Dem nison, Texas. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Browder. They came to attend celebrated last evening at ths Court Street Methodist Church.
 Miss Mary Ware of Birmingham, in whose honor Miss Nonie Moore Vaughan issued invitations to a german for last Tuesday evening, was detained at home by serious illness.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Watts will entertain at cards this afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Daniel Troy and Miss Annie Reed of Birmingham.
 Ino OelLA 6lBmas AIlS SOrOf1Iy or the Girls High School will entertain this evening at dance at the residence of Mrs. F. H. Fillmore.
 Mrs. J. G. Scoval of Savannah, Ca. Is the guest of her father. pr. w. 0. Jackson. She came to attend the Holt Browder marriage
 Mir. and Mrs. John Andrew Barnes have returned from their wedding trip and are with Mrs. Frank Taylor on Court Street.
 Dr. J. H. Abraham of New York. who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Henry Abraham will leave for his home next Saturday.
 A little daughter has arrived at tho home of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Gries She bears the name of "Antoinette."
 Miss Regnla Roswald is visiting Mrs. Long in Selma and is the recipient there of many social attentions.
 Miss Nellie Jackson Is visiting her brother, MT. Frank W. Jackson, 327 South Union Street.
 The TintagiI will be entertained today by Mrs. H. s. Persons and Miss Laura Fillmore.
 The marriage of Miss Aeolian speare and Rev. D. P, Lee will take piaca at the South Side Baptist Church ThurE-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

The Thursday. Card Club will meet t, day with Mrs. Henry Moog.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Miss Nellie Jackson Is visiting her brother, MT. Frank w. Jackson. 327 South Union Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Tine Tintagu will be entertained today bv Mrs. H. s. Persons and Miss Laura Fillmore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Miss Mary Ware of Birmingham, in whose honor Miss Nonie Moore Vaughan issued invitations to a german for last Tuesday evening, was detained at home by serious illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-01

Miss Regnia Roswald is visiting Mrs. Long in Selma and is the recipient there of many social attentions.