The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-18

Buck. Y. P. Davis, P. T.. Acker, c. R. Vaughan, W. N. Hisiey. W. M. Hari. son, H. T. Inge, R. H. Boiling, Harry Pillans, shelton Sims, J. O. Dickens, Frank Ruse, Avery of Pensacola, Y. !.
 Inee, Miss Adele Hatre and Miss Pearl Hammond of Taliadega. The prizes play ed for were particularly handsome. First prize. leather hand bag; second prize. haif dosen silver coffee spoons. and con solation, a pressed leather scrap basket
 Mrs. Frank Davis won the first prize.
 Mrs. George Vaughan the second and
 Mrs. William Mastin the consolation. The Christmas hop of the boys cf
 wright's Military Academy is one of the features of the holiday season looked for
 ward oeagerly by, half the boys anc girls in town. and their dance, given to- night at the German Relief Hall, was
 enjoyed by the school individually and collectively. and their guests. These in ciuded the belles and beaux Q fthe future, and merr ytirne they had. throwing Into the sport of the moment an eagerness and
 capacity for enjoyment which their older
 brthren have long since lost.
 The committee who assisted towards the
 evenings success were. Floor. M. S. Mo- Clure. chairman; Edgar sherman, Edward
 Terrill, Hopkins Fitzpatrick. Greg Smith. Willie Orton. Laton McMillan: Recep. ton. Phillip Krauss, chairman; John Baker. Gordon Donald, J. B. Davis. !. w. Ivey. IT,, Rufus Fountain, George Crawford and Fielding Vaughan. At the Y. M. c. A. this evAntng Mr. Stewart Brooks gave an interesting lee ture called ''The City Beautifui." Mir. Brooks has done much to advance the work of beautifying our own city and knows well the subject he presented en- tertainingiy this evening.
 Miss Dawn Fowler will entertain at a luncheon on Monday. Mss Fowler has of the past two years, and her friends and admirers welcome her back to an
 active part in the social life which she
 adorns so gracefully. Mir. Rinaldo Piagsio. IT., was the host this evening at q stag upper given in the new Rathskealer of the Atheistan Club. The occasion was to celebrate the birthday of the host, and q most enjoy
 able evening was. spent.
 Miss Ruth Hugep will return home for Christmas. She has been having charm
 ing visit in the North. New York and other places. At present she is the guest
 of Mrs. Redmond Stewart in Baltimore. 
 The pupils of Miss Black gave 6 com. plimentary recital this evening at
 Forbess music store. which was much
 enjoyed by those who had the privilege of being present.
 | At the meeting of the Discards yester. | day the prizes were won by Mrs. F. !.
 AeiSer and Miss Mary Brown. The club will not meet again until December soth. |
 l Mrs. Richard Meilett has issued invi- tations to a luncheon to be given Tuesday, December 22nd at 1 o'clock, in oompii-
 ment to her guest, Miss Frances Troy.
 MT. George Robinson ha sarrived in the
 city to join his wife. They will spend the holidays with Mrs. Robinson's parents,
 General and Mrs Julian Whiting. Today being Master Roger Brewster'e (
 birthday. the occasion was celebrated by
 number of small friends at . very mer-
 " and informal birthday party.
 Miss Clara Cary left todd yfor Pensa-
 cola to spend the holidays. She will re-
 turn to Mobile in January.