The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-30
Advertiser Bureau,


 News was received here this morning from New York of the death at ii o'clock last night of William Frohllchstein, long time resident of Mobile.
 MT. Frohlichstein was for many years engaged in business nere, the firm being Frohlichstein, Hahn & Co. Some years ago he retired from business and removed to New York. He was well and favor ably known here and his demise was learned with regret.
 Mir. Frohlichstein was in his 18th year. He leaves a niece. Mrs. A. H. Spira and a nephew, M. I. Goldsmith in Mobile.
 Tonight at the residence of the brides mother on Spring Hill Avenue, Thomas H. Scales and Miss May Sullivan were joined in marriage. Rev. Edmonds Ben nett of Trinity Episcopal Church, ofhci~ ated. The maid of honor was Miss Anna Partridge and Little Miss Virginia Hogg acted as flower girl. The best man was pr. W. w. Scales The bride was given away by her brother-in-law. D. C. HOgg. The residence was prettily decorated with bamboo and holly, the color scheme being red and green. The brides dress was of white voile over taffeta trimmed with red. She carried a shower boquet of brides roses and ferns. The maid and flower girl carried carnations caught with 
 late Captain R. H. Scales, and Is former Mobilian, now residing in New York. Ills bride. lovable young woman, is the charming and I-lghly cultured daughter of Mrs. Jennie Rldgeway. MT. and Mrs. Scales left tonight for New York.
 Sheriff Waller tonight telegraphed Sher- If Powers that he would be here tomor- row for John McGory, who is wanted in al Soc an1If The negro had been serving a sentence of five years at the Henderson camp for a similar offence, but escaped and while at large committed the other offence. Me Cory was arrested here by Deputies Mur- phy and Patch.
 In the Chancery Court has been filed a suit by the city of Mobile vs. the Mo bile Light and Railroad Company for &. .962 3S, with interest from January 1S, 1903, for a pro rata of street paving in district No. 1 on streets traversed by the defendant company by an electric street railway.
 Malcolm A. Partin. well-known manu- facturer of Mobile, was married at 8 o'clock this afternoon to Miss Lillte Vaughn. The wedding took place at the brides home on the Old Shell Road. Rev. J. B. Cummins performing the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Vaughn.
 Mir. l.. Mayer. wife. son and daughter Mrs. H. B. Pake. son and daughter and Mrs. H. Fiebelman of Demopolis. are In Mobile to attend the Harrow -Metzer wcd- ding, which will take place tomorrow evening at the home of the brides moth CT. on Church Street
 
 Miss Matilda Spira. who Is attending school in New York. has arrived here to spehd a few days with her parents, MT and Mrs. A. H. Spira.
 Mobile Society News.
 Miss Louise McMillan of New Orleans is one of the handsomest of the visiting girls in the city She is the guest of Miss Nellie Gordon and will remain for the Strikers ball and New Years recep- ton.
 Miss Serena Abbott is spending the holidays with her mother and her grand mother, Mrs. w. H. Ross She will re- turn next week to New Orleans. where she attends the Sophie Newcomb.
 The upper tier of boxes at the theatre usually so deserted and bare, was adorned last evening with unusually handsome clusters of American Beauties against q background of bachelor buttons. The beauties were Misses Ruth and Marie