The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-07

Walter D. and Afra Cuthbert. boy.
 Benito J. and Mary B. Escobedo. girl. George R. and Laura s. Mckenzie, girl. c. B. and Margaret Palston. a girl.
 George M. and D. J. Smith. girl. Paul and Amanda Dubraica, a sirl.
 Lost Baggage.
 g. D. Copeland and wife have returned from an extended tour of the West. Mir. Copeland went from Mobile to San Fran cisco as delegate to the National Con- vention of Master Plumbers. he being one of Alabama's representatives. On the return trip Mir. Copeland and wife got caught in the high waters in Kansas and lost all of their baggage. Aside from this they had most enjoyable time.
 Mobile Minor Mention.
 D. T. Roughtcn. white. was Il ed be- fore United States Commissioner Rick ardy this morning on a charge If irter- fering with mall carrier while on duty The complainant was Andrew Jackson, colored. While the evidence showed the men had qaarreled, there was no proof that Roughton laid hold of the man and he was dichargeo.
 The recently erected outfall pumping station at the foot of St. Francis Street was given trial this morning. The pump is operated by electricity and the first trial was eminently satisfactory This pump Is intended for use during navy rain and storm periods to aid the storm and Sanitary sewers.
 News was received here today of the death last night of John Reese, son of MT. and Mrs John Reese, formerly of this city, now of Atlanta. Their Mobile friends extend their sympathy to them on this bereavement Invitations have been issued by the Sisters of Charity asd members of the graduating class of St. Vincents Select School. to the commencement exerciss at the school on Friday evning, June F. at o'clock.
 The Norwegian steamship Spiro from Lacrba to Thacker Fruit Company. was reported tonight with 250O0 punches of bananas. the largest fruit cargo of the season.
 Very Rev. Bishop Edward P. Allen left this afternoon for Brewton, where he will deliver a sermon before a confirma- ton class.
 The St. Vincent and Stonewall Clubs of the City League will play ball at Monrue Park tomorrow afternoon.
 
 Charles F. Dexter of Montgomery and A. W. Newman of Selma are registered at the Battle House
 J. H. stolfus and Will Hall of Merid ian Miss" are in the city today.
 F. E. Rroach of Meridian Miss. Is in the city today.
 Mobile Society News.
 A visit to Point Clear during the week revealed the fact that he season for summer resorts had begun The Holz borns are among the first to move over to their summer home and are already installed. Mrs. T. g. Fry will move over to her cottage the coming week and will have with her hesides her immediate family, MT. and Mrs. George Vaughan and family and Mir. and Mrs. santis Rubera and son
 The Overalls have completed their sum uner house and will take possession of it shortly. Mrs. Skirons will occupy the Broadwood place and will have with her pr. ard Mrs. Rush and family and others. The Bestor place will be occupied this summer by Mir. and Mfrs. Harry Smith and family and MT. and Mrs Blocker Thornton
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton Clarke will have the Hall cottage and Mrs. Mark Lyons and grand children and Miss Rosa Lyons will occupy ono of the hotel cottag4s.
 In compliment to Miss Willie Browning H1rrals n of Montg m ,ry the EneMA carried put g cengealal party in thA bay this afternoon. Those who had the pleasure of the trip were Misses Harral- son, Ethel Hodgson. Jessie Whiting. Marcia Burgess, Mollie Irwin. Sarah Bush; Messrs Walter Fowlkes of Birm- tngh-m. A. P. Bush, J. A. Walters. F. C. Rice, John Tidmer. l.. c. Dorgan. E. D Huger.
 Mrs. Bestor Rohertson's guests in addi- dltion to the club members present al the meeting of the Doasyouplease Club yes terday afternoon were: Mesdames Shaff- ner R. A. Rush. Charles Mohr, Billups. P. J. Acker, R. B. duMont, NJ D, Wick ersham. F. O. Hoffman, Chase. Harry Toulmin Charles Wheeler: Misses Knott, Ul-ich of Chicago and Malone.
 Today the Sunday school of Christ Church had it's annual picnic. Monroe Park being the picnic ground for the children and their teachers. The minia- ture steam engine furnished great amuse- ment.
 Miss Venetia Danner will entertain at luncheon Tuesday in complim ant to Miss Landis of St. Joseph, Mo, who Is the guest of Miss Lily Higley.
 The Hamilton Whist Club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Davis at har home on Spring Hill Avenue.
 Miss sallie Brasfield of Florence. Ala. Is visiting her cousin the Misses Austell at Spring Hill
 Wednesday Miss Mary Danner will give a trolley party to Spring Hill. Eilenberg Studio of Music.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Rob't Eilenberg will re- sume teaching Sept. 1st, 1soa at the Studio, IA & Perry St All applications for lessons should be addressed to Robt. B. Eilenberg, Clinton, Hunterdon Co,