The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-29

Messrs. R.. H. Clarke. A. c. Danner. Harry Piiians, J. W. Whit ing. E. L. Russell F. B. Merrill, George R. Vaughn, Robert Neville, Alfred Proskauer and A. s. Lyons. DVice President. W. F. 'Tebbetts of the Commercial Club called a meeting of the Commercial Club for s o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of talk ing a similar action. A resolution of the same tenure was adopted and a committee of fifteen, as follows was appointed by Vice President Tebbetts: o. J. Semmes, S. S. Rubira, J. Pol lock. E. Craighead.. E. M. Robinson. J. F. Cothran W. H. Armbrecht. P. J. Lyons, John Craft. W. K. P. Will son, Max Hamburger. Jr, E. Afford. E. J. Buck. w. F. Tebbetts. c. Law renee Laveretta.
 Alfred Primo. aged fifty-eight died at his home here today. He was a member of Company A. Fist Alabama Infantry in the Confederate army and wasa brave soldier. A brother and sis- ter here and brother in New Orleans survive him.
 Rumor is prevalent that Hon. F. o. Hoffman. well known young attor- hSy Oi XnODiics- anu TepTeSenIaIIVe In the legislature will be an aspirant for reporter in the lower House of Con- gress.
 Mrs. James A. Kirk of Birmingham has joined her husband here and Is temporarily residing at 161 South Mi chael Street. They will reside perma- nently in Mobile.
 Hno. and Mrs. Francis J. Inge are receiving congratulations over the ar- rival or male heir at their home.
 Mobile Society News.
 Very handsome engraved program mes for the sixth Alabama state con- ference of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution have been prepared for their session. which begins on tn. morning of December 2. The following is the programme:
 Friday morning. December 9, 9:45 o'clock-Elks' Hall, 107 Government street:
 Organ recital, Mir. Frederick Dun- ster. D A. R. ritual, America"
 Addresses of Welcome, Regent Mo- bile Chapter.
 Response. Regent Tuscaloosa Chap ter.
 Roll call State Officers, ofciaI Rea- der.
 Roll Call of Regents and Delegates by Chapters Official Reader.
 State Regents Report. Mrs. J. Nor gan Smith.
 Minutes of the Fifth Annual State Conference at Montgomery, Mrs. l.. ]. Haley.
 Report of State Historian, Mrs. A. J.
 Report of State Treasurer, Mrs. Rhett Goode.
 Reports of Special Committees
 Appointments of Conference Com mittees.
 Music.
 Noon. Recess. o'clock.
 Call to Order
 Invocation. Chaplain.
 America"
 Address. Mrs. Robert A. McClel- Ian.
 Music.
 Mrs. Hortense Addison Batre, presi- dent of the Alabama Society Colonial Danes. will give an afternoon tea to the visitors Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution on Friday. December 2. from 4:SO to 6:30 o'clock.
 The Athelstan Club will eivs ra. ception to the Alabama Daughters of the American Revolution on Friday night. December 2, from to 12 o'clock
 Saturday Morning, Decembar 3, 10 o'clock.
 Call to Order.
 Invocation.
 America"
 Minutes of Previous Meeting.
 Five Minutes Report of Chapter Work.
 Report of Continental Hall Commit tee.
 Report of Real Daughters Com mittee.
 Report of The American Monthly Magazine" Committee.
 Report of Committee on Graves of Revolutionary Soldiers"
 Nomination and Election of Officers.
 Presentation and Discussion of Amendments to the Constitution and Bylaws of the National Society for 1905.
 New Business.
 Appointment of Standing Commit tees.
 U. S. Smithsonian Report.
 Announcements
 Song, Alabama"
 Adjournment.