The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-23

| lidhlS were lnLefreQ Tn MaSnOHa OeItie- tery, the funeral taking place from the family residence on St. Joseph Street large cortege of sorrowing friends, in- ciudins . delegation from Camp Raphaei Semmes. U. c. ", attended the obse- | quies at the home and the grave. Rev. Gardiner C. Tucker delivered an I eloquent eulogy, laying stress on the ef- forts of the deceased ss a member of the I Cant Get Away Club and in the Con- federate service, The pail bearers were Gen. E. B. Vaughan, Judge H. Austill, Judge Price Williams, E. T. Toomer, Peter Burke and s. s. Field The floral tributes were unusually handsome and covered the mound beneath which was laid the Confederate soldier and esti- mable citizen.
 The remains of Mrs. Levy, relict of Michael Levy, arrived here at midnight from New Orleans for interment in the Jewish cemetery. Mrs. Levy was more thants0 years Of age and was for many long years an honored resident of Mo- bile. She was an aunt of the late Mark Lyons and grandaunt of Hon. A. 5. Lyons, Mark Lebaron, Joseph H. and Herbert Lyons and Miss Rosa Lyons of Mobile and Mrs. L. l.. Hill of Mont gomery. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning.
 
 The stockholders of the Alabama Mis- sisstppi Development Company met at o'clock this afternoon in the office of ', President K. L. Russell and transacted much important business. President Rus | sell announced, after the meeting. that Mrs. Houghton of Birmingham, who has | been largely interested in oil development since 1885, and who has much means. was present and after Investigating pur- chased 6 large block of stock Ex-Chan- cellor and Congressman A. M. Byrd of Mississippi and Dr, O. F. Cawthon of Mobile also invested largely. Work on the | well at Enterprise, Miss, said Colonel Russell, would positively begin Monday. The stockholders are much enthused and encouraged.
 In the Circuit Court today the case of Louis Poniatowski vs. The New Orleans Ttmes-D Democrat for damages for $lo,oO0, was called and testimony was heard. No verdict was rendered at nightfall. Plain- tin sues for damages on account of an article published in the defendant paper, alleging that he deserted his family. Articles of incorporation of the Wilmer Store Company were filed in the Probate Court this afternoon. The capital stock Is $500. The incorporators are Tom White of Wilmer, Mobile County, and G. M. Luce and H. Young of Mobile. The purpose of the company is to do a general merchandise business. W. D. Sims. Vice President and secre- tary of the Anniston Rolling Mill Com pany. Is in Mobile today.
 William J. Farrell of the Battle House Cafe, after an illness with la grippe. is out again.
 James K. Glennon is laid up at his res idence on St. Joseph Street with rheu- matism.
 Joseph H. Lyons Is confined at his home with illness.
 Mobile Society News.
 Miss Pillans was the hostess ot the
 Drawing Cards this afternoon, assisted by
 Miss Ruse of Atlanta. Among thosc
 present were Misses MlrgA:ct and Lalda
 Biliups, Nellie Davis, Marie Davis, Carter
 of Georgia, Frances Troy, Jessie 'vhit4
 ing. May Ce Robinson. LAlly Higley,
 Florence Hap1sr. Florence Glennon,
 GaTIer of Texas, Helen smith. Hattie
 Smith, Georgia Wayne. Fringila Smith.
 VonStia Dannsc. Ka:hleon Williamson,
 Ida Brown of Wilmington, N. C., and e
 number of others.
 At o'clock last night, at the residence
 of the bride, No. 109 North Jackson
 Street, George W. Mahler and Miss
 Bertha P. Vogel were joined in marriage.
 Hon. Price Williams, Jr., performing the
 ceermony in a most happy manner Re-
 latives and a few friends witnessed the
 ceremony. The groom Is a popular em-
 ploye of Yeend & Potter and the bride
 is the attractive and entertaining daugAt-
 CT of Herman J. Vogel of Mobile.
 One of the prettlest events of the week
 was the luncheon given today by Mrs
 Rhett Goode in honor of her sister, Miss
 Mildred Hutton. There were twelve
 covers and the decorations showed the
 pretty taste for which Mrs. Goode is
 noted. On Tuesday of next week, Mrs.
 Goode will give a large card party.
 The Young Ladies' CotilIion Club gave its second german this evening ct Ger
 man Relief Hall. Fifty or sixty couples participated, led by MT. Frank l.. Ward
 There were pretty favors and an al.
 together delightful evening was spent
 Mrs. Cleland Smith and daughter, Jeff yesterday for New Orleans to visit Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Willrie before re-
 turning to her home in Memphis.
 The Pathhnders held their resula.
 meeting this morning and cortlnued the
 study of Dickens and lis works. : The Do as You Please Club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain | at 1 o'cloclx