The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-19
The New| of Mobile.

 i, member of Trinity Episcopal Church. Tn
 news of her death came as profound | shock to her many friedds in the city
 Besides her mother she leaves to mourn
 her demise one sister, Mrs. M. C., Ford and three brothers, Messrs. William T and Leonidas D. Holt of Mobile, ant | F. M. Holt of Chicago.
 Abba Temple of the Mystic Shrine. wa. ] instituted tonight and Mobile Shriners are in their. glory. The hope of many years is consummated. The parade this afternoon was a notable one. First came Dray's band, then Capt. Cary w. Butt | as marshal. Next were some forty Shrin- CTS in full dress and fez. each carrying the proverbial rope. A rickety hack pull ed by an ancient horse and diminutive mule followed, driven by J. T. McNam- ara, the new potentate. with special inn perial potentate Charles Wheelock. who presided at the institution of the temple Then followed President E. J. Buck, of the City Bank, leading another dilapi- dated mule, on which rode Charles Pearce who in turn was leading at the end of rope a half dozen victims. Following these came the police patrol wagon with twenty-nine violaters who were also to go through the desert. An open carriage with veteran Shriners closed the process sion. Major Wheelock, who Is a Past Potentate, was accompanied from Birm- ingham by Messrs. P. Sid Jones. H. M. Austin and J. H. Robinson.
 A full barrel of oil, the first to be taken out of Metropolitan No. 2 well at Welsh. La, the property of Mobile cap- italists. was brought here this morning and placed on exhibition at A. B. Dure & Co.'S store. Although just as 1t came out of the we'll the oil is of splendid nxaA ole Is..I1 Ill
 The remains of Mrs Rosine Moreno a native of Havana, Cuba. who died here last night, were shipped to Pensacola to- day for interment. The woman was 61 years of age and had no relatives in Mobile.
 without bail by Recorder McAleer this morning for the murder of Richard Keno.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mrs Ellen Mcdonald has issued hand somely engraved invitations to the mar riage reception of her daughter, Margaret Louise and MT. Phillip Frank Wednes- day evening, June 24, at o'clock, 115 St. Emanuel Street.
 This afternoon at o'clock the steamer Carney left the city wharf having on board fifty or more young people, the guests of Col. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and their daughter. Miss Ogarita. The run across the bay was short and pleas ant, the day being an ideal one for a bay party, and upon arrival at Point Clear Hotel, appetites whetted by the salt breeze were served a most welcome and elaborate dinner. After dinntr an informal dance was enjoyed by some, while others roamed the beach until the hour of return came all too soon. At II o'clock the Carney returned to the city, all on board declaring that pleasanter party had never been given.
 In compliment to Mrs. Edward Frost of Savannah. Miss Annie Louise Harrison gave musicale this morning at the Country Club. A pretty program was rendered by Mrs. F. P. Davis, Miss Ma bel Heustis. Mrs. M. D. Wickersham MT. William Dudley and Mir. Clarendon Mcclure. Marguerites and trailing vines formed the decorations
 Mir. Herbert Cross of Pensacola, was in the city yesterday.