The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-22

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 a- At the annual meeting of stockhold- CTS of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad held this afternoon. the following directors were elected: w. D. Stratton, Bird M. Robinson. Charles B. Levy, R. W. Jones, Edmund K. Staiio, Alexander Mcdonald. F. E. Dewey. E. E. Jackson. J. W. Jackson, J. W. Whiting. J. T. Odell and c. B. Willoughby.
 English stockholders were represent ed by Gordon H. Brown of London. The directorate later elected the following omcers. Bird M. Robinson. president; F. E. Dewey. vice-president: George W, Crary, secretary and treasurer; Ed mund K Stallo, general counsel; Mo- Intosh and Rich. general solicitors: w.. D. Stratton, chairman; Bird M. Robin son, Charles E. Levy. R. VI Jones. Jr, Edmund K. StalIo.
 At a meeting of Directors of the Gulf and Chicago Railway Company held this afternoon in this city, officers Robinson, president: Alexander Mo- Donald, vice-president: Edmund K. Stallo, general counsel; Mcintosh and Rich, general solicitors. Mobile Society News. The boys of Wrights Military School enjoyed their annual hop tonight at German Relief Hall, and needless to say they did not enjoy 1t alone, but in company with a lot of the sweetest girls in the world. Dancing began early and continued late. on perfect floor and to excellent music. Many | of the mothers and older sisters also l enjoyed the evening, intering into the | fun with the zest of the students them- selves. The young men serving on l the committee were:
 Reception Committee-George Craw- | ford, Marion Robbins. William Orton. Greg Smith, ]. B. Davis, Hopkins Fitz- patrick, Leighton McMillan. Henderson
 Morris. William Taylor. Easton Spots wood, Alfred Mcintosh, Oscar Barney.
 Floor-Robin Swift. James Terrell. l Berney Strauss, Joseph Scott, Ulmer Bradley, Sherwood Pape. Another crowd of Christmas mas kers was launched upon the alphabet tonight when the M. c. (Merry Christ mas Maskers) made their initial appear ance in the big world; choosing as their temporal abode Temperance Hall and as | their human representatives. Reception Commitee-(White bad ges)- David D. Langan, chairman; Joseph N McAleer. Alex H: Siegert. William J. Goodman, Louis Kornick- CT.
 Society Committee-(Gold bad gss)--John W. Lundstorm. chairman; i; James Barter. Robert Morris, James Patterson, S. Haligap.
 Floor Committee-(Red Badges)- | En Mask
 | Miss Mary Morris Clarke, the beauti- full daughter of MT. and Mrs R. H.
 Clarke arrived today after more than
 years absence, fin the north. Rumors of her beauty and social success have been waited homeward, however. and
 the ranks fthe deputantes will be
 enriched by her coming. The members of the Century Book Club had perforce to turn their thoughts from Italian mosatcs and fres-
 coes to more common place Christmas presents this week. accordingly the
 meeting set for today was postponed
 until next week.
 Miss Otille Webber. has returned from an enjoyable visit to her aunt.
 Mrs. William Beckeran. Milwaukee,
 Wis. and is staing with Col and Mrs.
 T. K. Irwin.
 1 Mrs. William Sledge, has returned home from visit to her son in Penn
 sylvania. Mir. Edmond Sledge, will fol-
 low shortly. being expected Saturday. | In compliment to Mir. and Mrs. E.
 M. Taicott. of Washington Mrs. R. HI,
 Boiling. gave a dinner this evening at
 her home on Jackson street. - Messrs Adams and Richard TayIor
 will spend their Christmas holidays
 with their parents, MT. and Mrs. R. " | Taylor.
 MT. and Mrs. Mauley Foster, of
 Tuscaloosa, are expected this week to spend the holidays with Mrs Fosters father, Mir. R. Fl. Clarke.
 Mrs. Edward Ennis. of Lucedale, is spending the holidays with Miss
 Margaret Callaghan.
 | Mrs. NJ F. Kirkbride, has returned home. She was quite i'll in Chicago during her absence.
 The Young Matrons Sewing Circle
 met this afternoon with Mrs. Hymen
 Gabriel.
 MT. Rittenhouse Moore. Jr., is expec-