The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-16
Advertiser Bureau.

JEiNlAy &kHAH ID. one 0f the largest audiences ever pack a into tho Selma theater saw last night the most entertaining and successful amateur minstrel pefformsssos ever given la Selma, It was the eighth annual performances cf the Selma Minstrel Com pany and the members seemed to have profited greatly by their training and acted inst evening with the ease and talent Of veterans.
 HuGh IT. Hudson was manager of the conpany and he hse taken all care to COG hrimfuli of fun and interest. but pass along without delay or trouble. Mir. Hudson displayed both wit and ingenuity in his nasnagemsnt and also played the w. H. Tipton was stage manager and performed his duti,s admirably. One Of the most pleasing features of the evening was . vocal colo by Miss Lula The afterpiece of the minstrel was . satirica1 skit buriesdueing a meeting of the City Council The farce was written by R. E, L. Mel and was extremely Following is . program:
 | First Part-H. H. Hudson. interloeutor: Shearen .Brisiin. Philip Brown. Frank Love. tamhorines; Charley Brislin. Pettus Smith and Sim Watts. Bones; o. K. Erhart. John Seymour, Grey Vaurhan, Tom Kelly. T. H. Ingles. H. | Dannis W. H Tipton.
 First part assisted by Miss Lula Rhea Final chorus and tableau assisted by Harry and Montague Brislin. Frank and Lewis Wise.
 Musical numbers: s "Oh. Myl' Philip Brown.
 There's Nobody Just Like You. Dan
 I'm Gwine to Live Any How, Til ] | Die" Fetxus Smith.
 .The Furniture Man" shearen Brislin.
 Good -Iisht Beloved. oood-nisht.
 sHs hambisd Til the Butcher Cut Hin | Down." Frank Love.
 "The Sea is the Home for Me" Johr
 NY Castle on the River Nile. Sin .cornet Solo. MT. Gray Vaughan. Professor Hancock q new and novel ex' hibition of magic and sietght o-hard. | Smith, with the old-time banjo. Hs | will shoy you the original ''Rag-time. !" ! vaughan Bros., and Scott in their new and original musical sketch, entitled ''Tht Musical spooks."
 l A Meeting of the Selma City Council Cast, Mayor Mcleod. Sim Watts; Presi. | dent Atkins, Hugh Hudson; Councilmar Philips. Charles Brishn; Councilman Pea. II crcagh: Councilman Meyer. Picker ' Wade, Councilpfan Schweizer. D. Brisiin | Councilman Mullen. D. M. Scott. Council.
 man Donner; Frank Love; councilmar al Fl Smith: Clerk Stewart, shearen Brislin Chief Waters, Shorty Bayne: Turnkey
 Ahern, Allen Atkins; Reporter Mel. Fl
 vaushan; , Reporter % Ban SsmSergsr, orIg,r., |! B Hendricks-Je ehusou.
 Otis Madison Hendricks married Mis- Il Elizabeth Johnson this afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides uncl' and aunt, Sheriff and Mrs. F. M. Black | we'll. Rev. A. A. Little, pastor of thu
 Broad Street Presbyterian. Church, per
 formed the ceremony. using the satn' | service with which Mrs. Hendrick'' mother was married. The house Wal
 beautifully decorated in smilax, palm
 and brides roses and .as the weddint march was played the principals and at | tendants of the marriage entered tn, parlor where Dr. Little pronounced th' impressive services.
 The bride was preceded by little Mis-
 Juliet Irby and Master Henry Blackwell.
 who were ribbon bearers. Miss .Jeal
 Hooker and Miss Bertle Hendricks. wer' Il the bridesmaids, and the. sroomsmel
 ss was & TSsass a sg the ssmss sron as
 honor, Mrs. T. B. Ellis of orrviile. Mir Il Hendricks entered with his best man II weich Hill of Auburn.
 Miss Mary Howard. Miss Bessie Hudson Miss octavia, Lauderdale and Mis-
 Margaret Johnson assisted in receiving the guests.
 After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Hen
 dricks left for Tailadega Springs wher
 they will spend the honeymoon.
 Mr. Hendricks is a we'll known busin ,s
 man of Orrviiie and has a large numbe
 of friends there and in Selma. Mrs
 young lady She has lived in Selma fo
 number of years at the home of Mir
 and Mrs. Blackwell and has many friend
 and Admirers. Mir. and Mrs. Hendricks
 will live in Orrville.
 l Albritton-Hag6man. J. E. Albritton of Snow Hill and Mis- | Kathleen Hagaman of Whistler weT,