The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-01

chairman: c. c. Meyer. !. F. Willis E Floor Committee-W. 6. Horton. chair man: R. N. weinacter. W. M. Fincher. P. !. Kohlman. Eugene Brisk. J. R. Entertainment Committee-James F.. culii. William M. Sloan. A. Dame. c. L. schweiser.
 Mobile Minor Mention. Tomorrow evening the Mobile Yacht Club representa- atives will begin getting away to Bay waveland for the opening event of the 1908 regatta season. Among the vessels already announced to sail are the following: Commodore James K. Glennon in his flagship, the schooner Lyons, in his launch Aices; Fleet Cap tain J. Curtis Bush. Jr.. in his schooner Falcon. Goubil and Smythe In the cup challenger, Vesta Belle: William Cypres | in the sloop Gem; Hale and Hailett, in
 the sloop vesper. and D. R. Dunlap. in the launch scimitar.
 Chief of Police Case tonight received a telegram from Chief of Police Weir of Birmingham announcing the capture of Charles Walker. alias Hot Blood. who killed another negro here March 12th at the corner of Cedar and Dauphin streets Detective Norton will go after the negro. Announcement Is made of the engage ment of Miss Birdie Zimmern and MT. AL M. Childs of Dayton. O. Miss Zim- mern Is the charming daughter of Mir and Mrs. Leopold Zimmern of No. 3O6 Church Street, and her intended husband is a prosperous business man of Dayton. | Battery A. Captain J. H. Norville. had splendid muster tonight, 35 men being A.. nn.>~ 10. The battery will have weekly drills to get ready for the encampment. ,Thsmas Conlon. travelling freight agent of the Michigan Cantra1, Is In the city from Detroit. O. n. D. Rohwer. travel ing agent of the A. R. T. Line of St. Louis Is here.
 The Country Circus at Monroe Park to- | night was a grand success There was a
 large attendance and Y. M. c. A. treas
 ury will be much benefited by the re-
 turns
 George W. Ely. travelling passenger agent of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads. with headquarters in Atlanta. is in the city today. Gaines Beverly. for a long time con-
 nected with the fire department. resigned
 as pipeman of No. 3 Company this morn ing.
 J. J. Gilmore of Birmingham is in the city on a business trip.
 | Julius Rice of Montgomery Is a guest
 at the Battle House.
 Mobile Society News. Among the most charming diversions of l the summer to the fortunate few are l the sailing parties on the Falcon, which are enjoyed at short intervals by special l friends of the Misses Bush. Those who had the pleasure of sail on this love | ly yacht yesterday afternoon were MT. and Mrs. E. D. Ledyard, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mohr. Misses Annie Louise liar | rison, Meta Huger,, Ruth Huger, Sarah Bush, Ruth Bush, Marie Bush and Messrs 1 W. M. Marshall. A. w. Brooks. W. F.. | Tebbetts, J. A. Walters. c. A. Hall, Cur | tis Bush. J. T. Inge, J. N. Harrison. w. ". Heron and Sykes.
 | This morning the large tug, Mary Wit ] tich left the city for Fort Morgan, car ryinK the Mobile Quarantine Board their guests, the Board of Louisiana. and few Mobile gentlemen. A thorough inspection | of the quarantine plant was made. and | the business of the day was followed by
  crate dinner. The party returned at night
 much pleased with the days outing At the meeting of the Hamilton Whist Club yesterday afternoon, Mrs. M. F. Kirgbride and Mrs. W. c. Fitts made the highest scores. This Is an old story with Mrs. Kirkbride, and yesterdays game put her so far above the scores made by the other members of the club that she was pronounced winner of a handsome prize as souvenir of the friendly little contest.
 Among the guests at the Stoutz-Pear- son wedding this evening were Mrs. Jack Niles. Miss Jean. Miles and Mrs. George
 Heakes of Yellow Pine. They will return
 home tomorrow and entertain a house party from Mobile.
 Today at her pretty home at Spring Hill
 Mrs. J. o. Dickens entertained at luncheon a bevy of charming young girls
 h. honor of Miss Carrie George and her
 guest. Mss Mary Lilly Taylor. MT. Fillmore Randie gave a box party
 at the opera this evening in compliment
 to Miss Tlleyn of New Orleans. and Miss
 Crow of Anniston.
 Tomorrow at 2 o'clock Mrs. James Grey
 Thomas, Jr.. will give a card party in
 honor of her sister, Miss Chase of Little
 Rock. Ark.
 Miss Regina Rapier accompanied by Miss Mary Rapier of New Orleans, left
 Monday for Bay St. Louis. to visit Mrs.
 Reed.
 MT and Mrs. L. Zimmerman announces
 the engagement of their daughter Birdie,
 to MT. Al M. Childs of Dayton, Ohio.
 Capt J. B. Cavanagh. U. s. A., with
 headquarters at Montgomery. spent Sat
 urday and Sunday in this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Clarke and fam
 fly will leave tomorrow for a months
 stay at the hotel at the Point.
 Mrs. H. Monroe Price and children left
 teday to spend the summer in the noun
 tains of North Carolina.
 Mrs. Elliot Johnstone left today to
 visit her son. Hamilton Johnstone. in
 Chicago.
 Mir. Daniel Burgett and family are
 spending the summer at Coden, Ala.
 Miss Hazel Pape is visiting the family
 of Mrs. Joel Goldsby at Daphne. Ala.
 --rrv Farrow and child
 are at Portersville for the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Ledyard left today
 for few days stay at Point Clear