The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-01

Gilbert Green has been appointed As sistant Secretary of the Y. M. c. A. and will have charge of the hoys pnysi- cal work.
 Members of the Y. M. c. A. enjoyed a game of water polo in the natatorium tonight.
 The Association has purchased num- Der of the latest books for use in the H. brary which is being steadily increased. The reading room is one of the pleasant est departments of the Association and Is enjoyed by nearly every member or the Y. M. c. A.
 Secretary T. L. McGill nearly cut his thumb off this morning. While doing | bit of carpentry in the building, the saw | he was using slipped and sawed through the flesh to the bone of his right thumb. | The wound is a very painful one and will prevent him from taking charge of the gymnasium classes for some time. The physical work during Secretary McGilfs | disability will be in charge of Assistant l Secretary Green. The meeting at the Railroad Young Mems Christian Association Monday evening will be for both men and women. | Rev. A. A. Little. pastor of the First | Presbyterian Church, will be the speaker. l
 The Selma Lyric Club will give its first public rehearsal Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the Young Mems Chris tian Association building. The members of the club have been studying faithfully under Dr. R. c. Hodge and the enter l tainment will be enjoyable.
 Following is the program: | PART I. 1. Piano Duet. Light Cavalry Overture
 Suppe-Miss Bella Benish and MT. Louis
 Benish.
 Ia. Chorus, Phoebus-Barnby.
 8. Solo, A May Morning-Luigi Denza-
 Mrs. Vim. T. Atkins. Jr.
 l. Chorus. Blessed Jesu-Dvorak (Fron
 "Stabat Mater'o.
 l5 Solo, Ouvre tes Yeux Bleus-Miss Maud
 Hooper.
 6. Piano Solo, Regoletto-Liszt-Miss Car
 rie Kayser.
 f. Ffiawatha's Farewell-Foote (adapteC
 from chorus of that name)-Dr. R. C
 Hodge.
 9. Chorus. Now Tramp Der Moss anC
 Fell-Bishop-Ob py Mrs. w. w
 Harper.
 Director-Dr. R. c. Hodge.
 Accompanist-Mss Annie Bill. PART II.
 1. Chorus. Forty-sixth Psalm-Dudle!
 Buck. Solo voices: Soprano. Mrs. w | W, Harper; tenor, Dr. R. c. Hodge baritone, Mir. Otto Erhart. l2. Mixed Quartette-Scprano Miss Lul;
 Rhea Wise; contralto. Miss Mau'
 Hooper; tenor, pr. R. c. Hodge; bass
 MT. H. H. Hudson.
 B. Double Ouartette-Ladies. Mrs. liar
 per, Misses Wise. Hooper and Byrne gentlemen. Messrs. Hodge. Hobbs, Er hart and Hudson. Society News. One of the most brilliant social event of the season was the reception give Thursday evening by MT and Mrs. l. M. Cawthon on the twelfth anniversar . of their wedding. The reception occurre
 in the beautiful home of MT. and Mrs n Cawton on Second and Lapsey Street. The house was beautifully adorned. tn . decorations at the reception being sim - lar to those used when MT. and Mir t Cawthon were married. e Delicious refreshments and punch wei g served, the punch bowl being graceful v presided over by Miss Mary Howard ar
 her guests Miss Solomon of Baltimol e and Miss Gillespie of Aberdeen. Miss. O The reception was Attended by a lart v number of friends who facilitated M 10 and Mrs. Cawthon upon the anniversai
 of their happy marriage. ,r Mfr. and Mrs. John Bragg Beers ente m tained Thursday, In the afternoon Mir ,e Beers was at home to the Young Ladie
 Euchre Club. when Mrs. W, H, Weli