The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-25
The Newc of Selma

American he had a. difficult part to play, put he was always equal to the occasion MT. Goiosmith showed remarkably fine taIent and ability and cannot be too ing.
 The play was given only for the mem- Ders or the Harmony Club and afforded them a delightful evening. After the play those present enjoyed dance; -. The Reception Committee consisted of Bernard Yaretsky, L. L. Adler, Walter Bloch, Jerome Stern and Jake Stahlbehl.
 Society News.
 Mrs. R. R. Kornegay entertained the Married Ladies Euchre Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Kornegay Is 4 charm enjoyed the afternoon. The prizes were won by Miss Holley. Mrs. Enos R. Stew art and Miss Felicita Gilman
 At their last meeting the 'Informals' were the guests of Mrs. Sam StrausA at whose home the members of the club had a delightful afternoon. Miss Florette Meyer and Miss Julia Herzfeld won the club prizes while the visitors prize was awarded to Mrs. Julius Feibelman.
 Among the pleasant social gatherings of ,a ,ast week were two card parties given by Miss Matte Jones at her home on Lau- derdale and Second Streets. The first was In honor of Miss Anna Chambliss of washington, and the second was given to the members of the Young Ladies'
 The Recherche Whist Club had two delightful meetings last week. Mrs. J. B. Parke entertained the club in honor or her sister-in-law Mrs. Alex T. London of Birmingham who is her guest. On Inursday the club met with Mrs. Roger
 The Friday Whist Club met last with pr. and Mrs. W. T. Chapman.
 Mrs. c. Thompson entertained a few friends at cards Wednesday at the home or Mrs. Roger ape. Jones. A delightful evening was spent.
 Local and Personal.
 M. Woolsey and l. Schwarz are In Mo pie to attend the presentation of the siIver service to the battleship Alabama. MT. Woolsey and MT. Schwarz with " D. Atkins and l.. W. Hubbard are the speclal committee appointed from the Chamber of Commerce to represent Sel- ma at the presentation.
 Miss Sadie Goldbsrg of Atlanta is the guest guest of her cousin. Mrs. Albert Long. ma and Is receiving a cordial welcome rom her many friends in this city.
 The friends of Rev. J. T. Mangum are interested to know that he is conduct Ing revival in Tuskegee. During his absence from Montgomery Mrs. ManRum Is visiting Rev. J. F. Mangum
 Colonel Reginald Dawson has returned to Selma much improved in health. He IS the guest of his daughter, Miss Annie Dawson at the home of Dr. j. P. Furniss on Laudardele Street.
 Miss Anna Chambliss is expected to re- turn from New Orleans tomorrow night. MISS Cnambliss will be the guest of Mrs. E. F. Gait on Lauderdale Street
 FHs Permelia Jones is visiting friends in .vew Orleans, whence she will 20 this week to be the guest of Miss Walthall
 Miss Mary Ella Woolsey is in Mobile as the guest of Miss Danner. who is queen of the carnival in Mobile.
 A. R. Brandley of New York is the guest or his sister, Mrs. J. G. Converse J. P. Shish and family are visiting Mo- bile during the mardi gras festivities.
 J. W. Hooks. travelling auditor of the southern Railway. Is in Maplesville.
 E. F. Ballard a prominent citizen of waynesboro. Miss, Is In the city.
 Miss May Hooper has returned from a visit to friends in Augusta, Ga.
 Gussie Rothschild has returned from A pleasant visit to New York.
 pr. W. B. Jones of Camden Is regis- tered at the Hotel Albert.
 F: D. Scott of Montgomery is the guest of his uncle E. A. Scott
 Mrs. s. c. Gay and little daughter Miss Corinne are in Mobile. Major w.. M, Fowlkes of Marion is in the city today. '' '''
 P. D. Berry Is enjoying visit to New
 U: Hirschfield left this morning for Mobile.
 Sam Lacy of Burnsvile was in the city today.
 Sim Watts returned today from Mobile.