The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-31
ALL IN READINESS FOR BIG
 RAILROAD MEMS MEETING
Representatives From Orders All Over Country Will Assemble in Montgomery TueSday--LiSt
 x of the Committee.

I Pete Cunningham and Mrs. c. E. Faulkenberry.
 From the wives of the Trainmen will be
 Mrs. P. o. Larldn. Mrs. J. H. Burt and Mrs. l.. c. Dickson.
 From the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will be Frank Crenshaw, | George Weaver.
 From the Order of Railway Conductors | will be R. L. Butts and s. B. Johnson. From the Trainmen, Clarence Sharpe,
 M. J. Culp and J. H. Burt. Thursday the climax in the festivities
 will be reached, when the guests will be
 entertained at Pickett's Spring with an old fashioned Southern barbecue. Many of the visitors from the North have never attended barbecue and have peculiar ideas as to the character of such an entertainment, but after Thursday, ell who have the opportunity of participating in this feature of the weeks festivities can go back home and be able to give a
 most forceful and graphic description of ] a genuine old fashioned Southern barbe- cue, as the committee in charge of the barbecue with J. E. worswick as chair man has left nothing undone to make this feature of the entertainment the most i elaborate ever given in this section. Railroad men in Montgomery with their | families are cordially invited to attend | all the entertainments that have been | planned for the week. The fact that any railroad man or his wife has taken
 no active part in the preparation for this meeting is no barrier to keep them from | enjoying it all.
 Invitations have been issued to friends | outside of the railroad circle for the ball | and the reception.
 1 Badges will be provided all who attend
 the barbecue. The badges to be procured | from the chairmen of the different orders | composing the Executive Committee. J. | H. Mccall of the Order Railway Conduc- l tors; M. F. Hulet and R. G. Morgan of
 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers;
 Mrs. J. Wright of the Grand International | Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Locomotive l Engineers and Mrs. J. c. Wilcox of the
 Ladies' Auxiliary to Order Railway Con- l ductors.
 l All entitled to badges are requested to
 apply to the proper chairman. i A Bureau of Information will be estab-
 tished in the general waiting room of the | union railway station.
 D. l.. Andrews, Assistant Secretary end
 Stenographer of the Executive Council, who has done so much to make the meet
 Ing success will be there with register | Tor visitors and with badges and will see
 that all visitors are assigned to homes. The Reception Committee which will
 meet all trains and render all assistance possible tO MT. Andrews is: From the Order of Railway Conductors -P. H. Burke, John Francis, J. H. Leon | ard, F. Cunningham, J. Lott, John Out
 kovich, John Elliot and T. A. Hamm.
 From the Ladies' Auxiliary to Order of Railway Conductors-Mrs. J. c. Wilcox Mrs. Pete Cunningham, Mrs. c. E. l Faulkenberry and Mrs. E. L. May
 From the Brotherhood of Locomotive
 Engineers - Frank Crenshaw, George Weaver. J. B. Clements, J. T. Still, c. B. | Coins, W. E. Smith.
 From the Grand International Auxil-
 iary to Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
 gineers-Mrs T. J. Cowell Mrs. Jeff Hud-
 son. Mrs J. c. Conner, Mrs. J. A. Hamm,
 Mrs. s. l.. Smithee, Mrs w. Hulen, Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. c. J. Wicker, Mrs John Spruell, Mrs. H. McGrade, Mrs R.
 G. Morgan, Mrs. Jack Pendergrass, Mrs.
 A. O. Lund and Mrs. Edd Ellison.
 The Exchange Hotel is the headquar-
 ters and all grand officers will be located
 there. The council room there will be open at all times and all visitors will be
 welcomed. Handsome badges have been
 provided for the grand officers and for
 the members of the Executive Council
 while neat and appropriate badges have
 been provided for all visitors.
 free ride over the city has been ten
 dered all grand officers and visitors who I
 the Montgomery Traction Company. The members of J. I. Mckinney Divi-
 sion, POT, are urged to meet promptly at
 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in the Broth
 erhood of Locomotive Engineers hall to perfect such arrangements as have yet
 to be made. The officers are especially
 urged to be in attendance l Division 16S Is requested to meet in the
 Order of Railway Conductors hall Mon
 day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 The floor managers for the ball will be w. H. Barrett, Frank Crenshaw, George
 Weaver, John Dutkovich, Andrew Mar 1 tin.
 The first couple to arrive to attend the
 big meeting was MT. and Mrs. Robert Small of Trenton, Mo. Mr. Small is a
 member of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
 tive Engineers, Division No. All, while
 Mrs. Small Is a member of the Grand In-
 ternational Auxiliary to Brotherhood of
 Locomotive Engineers. Division No. 24
 They are located at he Magnolia Hotel. l The committee which will have charge of the big barbecue is as follows: J. E. Worswick, chairman; J. H. Hudson, c. c. Denney. R. G. Morgan. W. l.. Lewis,
 Hugh Meehan. Thomas H. Howe, w. A. Weiss, J. G. Winter. Prof. F. Amende, A. G. Forbes, F. B. Joseph, Paul Roeder. T. H Mabson, George P. Haardt, A. A.