The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-30
The Newc of Mobile.

strike may be looked for at any time. A number of draymen have quit work, but little trouble is had in filling their places. Fearing lest some of the strikers might interfere with the new men and try tc get them to come out, the request has been made of Chief of Police Case to send details to wagon yards morning, noon and night. The presence of the officers has tended to keep the would-be disturb CTS away.
 At o'clock this afternoon in St. Jo- seph's Church. Peter J. Cab and Miss Mattie Jarvis were joined in marriage by Rev. Fr. Gillot The attendants were: Mir. Thomas Lynch and Miss Bessie Ober- kirk. The ushers were Messrs. Guy Jar wis and Ben Dobson. The groom Is a pop ular employe of the United States Fruit Company and his bride is the charming daughter of Mrs. L. c. Jarvis. A recep- ton was held tonight at the residence of the brides mother.
 A fine rain fell in Mobile this afternoon, bringing longed-for relief to sufferers from the dust. which had grown to be alarmingly disagreeable.
 M T. Marx returned this morning from a business trip to New Orleans.
 
 W. c. Bollock of St. Louis. is in the city.
 Mobile Society News.
 Dr. Enoch Samuel Cooper and Miss Lou ise Rosine Krudop were married at s o'clock last evening at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Anna W, Krudop. Ill N. Jackson Street, Rev. Karl smith performing the ceremony. Miss Adele krMdop, sister of the bride, and pr. K. O. Mayer were the attendants. The brides gown was of white silk null; that or the bridesmaid white organdie. Mfr Harry krudop gave the bride away. Af- ter the ceremony. wedding supper was served. Dr. and Mrs. Cooper left at mid night for their wedding trip to the North and on their return will make their home at Peachtree. Ala. ..,. - II
 The following invitation has been re- ceived from Birmingham, Ala, herald. Ing the approaching marriage of two of the most charming girls of that city: MT. and Mrs. Henry Augustus Sharpe request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughters, Ethel Han sell to MT. Albert Maxfield Lynn and Caroline Belle to Mir. Paschal Green Shook. on Wednesday evening, November llth, 1905, at o'clock. Church of the Ad- vent, Birmingham, Ala"
 The marriage of Miss Lula Marie An drade and MT. William T. Sturdivant of kipling Ala, was solemnized last even- Ing at the home of the bride, 36S Hamil- ton Street, Father Dunn performing the ceremony. Miss Amelia Joseph and MT. Frank Andrade were the only attend. ants reception followed, lasting from s to il o'clock
 A business meeting of the Church Home Guild was held this morning. The mem- bership of this guild has increased en- couragtngly and the amount of work ac- complished in the shape of garments for the inmates of the Home would open the eyes of the ordinary scoffer at women's sewing circles.
 A called meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held this gates to the D. A. R. Convention will go to Montgomery next week
 The Shakespeare Club, In a body. at- tended the matinee performance today of ''As You Like It." The elder pupils of some of the private schools also attended en masse.
 MT. J. Holcomb Quill is in Mississippi Mrs. Quill will join him on Saturday. and they will go to California, to be absent for number of weeks.
 Mir Coleman Merriwether. land and inc dustrial agent of the Southern Railroad with headquarters fin Birmingham. was in the city yesterday.
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