The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-19
The NeWc of Mobile.

" Glover of ventury. Fla. and Mrs. Arthur Bromberg of Birmingham, sister of the bride.
 A most delightful time was enjoyed by an appreciative audience this evening at the Y. M. c. A. the occasion being Miss Lucille Bizzelle's complimentary recital and initial appearance before a Mobile audience. Miss Bizzelle recites charmingly and swayed her audience as she wllled from tears to laughter and all the gamut of emotions on which she chose to play She was also fortunate in having with her Miss Ruth Bush. whose beautiful voice was never heard to better advan- tage.
 CTS whose stage presence is in itself enough to command the admiration of an audience, and when combined to a pow erful voice of great sweetness perfectly trained it would seem that the gods had been more than ordinarily kind. Miss May Ce Robinson accompanied Miss Bush with skill and added much to the pleas ure of the entertainment. The program is given below:
 1. Bobby Shaftoe Homer Greene 3. The Girl with the Telephone Habit r.. ;;,...:.; .............Daisy Carroi Hoyt D. iHe o00A Miss Biz.eiie. aune Fne'pS Miss Bush.
 1. Life's Lesson. James Whitcomb Riley Little Boy Blue. Eugene Field
 ..... ...... Ruth McEnery Stuart 8. Prior to Miss Bellies Appearance;
 ' Miss Bizseiie. s;;;ii;''' '''''' Love Thee .......................... .Greig Open Thy Blue Eyes. .Massenet Miss Bush.
 l. Traver's First Ride.
 ..................Ri Richard Harding Davis 2. ElocutIon in School. ...... Miss Blzzelie 5. Boy Orator of Zepata City..........
 ...4.........;;, Richard Harding Davis
 Miss Bizzelle.
 Harking back to the Robinson Barker wedding. since writing the account which appeared in yesterdays Advertiser. 1t has winch witnessed the popularity of the happy pair Among the table loads of sil- yer and cut glass stood out conspicuous ly the gorgeous gift of the Bar Pilots and personal gift to the groom from this same Association was diamond solitaire stud with the request that he wear 1t at his wedding. Another very handsome office and yet another from the staff off, cers of the Alabama militia. A complete chest of silver was the gift of the grooms brother and many other things there were too numerous to mention.
 The cutting of the brides cake by the wedding party resulted in Miss May Ce Robinson FStting the shoe. for good luck Miss BestQr the thimble. and Miss Busl the ring. This cake was one of the most artistic confectionery triumphs eveS seen here. It was brought from St. Louis, personally escorted and guarded from any possible harm in a special berth in a Puli- man. This was done, as other wedding cakes ordered from away have had their beauty smashed beyond recognition in transit in the express car and one learns wisdom by the experience of ones friends.
 A wedding which was prettily and dui- etlycelebrated yesterday afternoon was that of Miss Katherine Skally and Mir. John P. Walker at the brides home, SO8 Church Street. Father Schuler perform ed the ceremony. The home was pret- tily decorated in palms and white chry- santhemums. Mir. and Mrs. Walker are spending their honeymoon in Florida.
 Misses Haralson. Davidson. Hurter and Hannon of Montgomery arrived in the city today and will saik tomorrow on the Ft. Morgan for Bocas del Toro.
 The Bowling Club met this morning at the Country Club. and the following la dies pa ssed two hours very agreeabiy in this pleasant sport: Mesdames W. II.