The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-02
van. reader. and snsy bosh proved thsm-

ven. reader. and they both proved them- selves superior artists.
 Professor vredenbura ts both a pianist and yIolinist of the highest rank. Miss Sullivan is an expert in technique of ex precision and is most graceful and ckarrA ing reader. Miss Sessions has been voca. instructor for several years and she never appeared to better advantage than she die last evening. All of the performers wers compelled to respond to several encores The following was the program: 7aas
 Chopin-March F'unebre. Fantasie ( sharp minor. Professor Yredenburg
 .Parrett---rraaedy, Queen Elizabeth. seen I'll. act lv, Miss Sullivan.
 Rossini--Una voce poca fa-1i HaarhterI de Seville, Miss Sessions. M
 Muslin Caprieeert de ccnce. Professor vre- denburs.
 Pauline, Pheips-swsst Girl Graduate tmonqfogue), Misc Sullivan.
 K1ssulf-wieaenlied. Henaelt-et oseaE yetais, Professor vredenburg.
 cowen--Blocm on my Roses. Rose Maiden, Miss Sessions.
 saiected-Miss Sullivan.
 De Berict-concerto in D, Professor vrs- denburg.
 The Tuscaloosa schools have been bualiy engaged during the past few days register ing students preparatory to tho reNular work which begins on Monday, The rsgis- trataion has already reached S2s and a stiil larger increase is expected Monday. This ia about ss mora than were enrolled at this time last year The school has an excellent corps of teachers this year and great success viii doubtlsss be the resuIt.
 Rev. Landrum P. Lsavell Fepresentatlve of the Sunday school Board Of the southern Baptist Convention. spoke to large con- erssation at the Baptist Church last even ing on the Twentieth Century Sunday School Doing it's Work" He was intro- dueed by Pastor L. o. Dawson and rnad0 a thoroughly interesting talk on his subject He spoke of the methods lately introduced that are invaluabls in Sunday School work. He explained ths value of the house-to- house canvass. the cradle roll. primary methods equipment of rooms. etc He Is a firm believer in the whole family being in the Sunday School. He spoke thfn morning at 10:s0 o'clock In the Baptist Church an- mex to those interested on sunday School work. Mir. Landrum is c most magnetic speaker and receives close attention from his audience. He will occupy the pulpit ct the Baptist Church tomorrow morning and evening.
 The R. E. Rodes Chapter, of the United Daughters of the confederacy are in re- esipt of a very handsome photogFaph of the elegant Confederate monument recently unveiled at Baltimore. The donor Of the picture was Mrs.sW. r. Melton. member of the Tuscaloosa Chapter. who now resides at Baltimore
  reesntly granted to Tuscaioosa went into effect todhy and third carrier was put on. The new route Includes Q large portion ok East Epd Gnd the other routes win also undeago some tchanges, chief among whtch is that the business portion will receive three deliyeries daily.
 Miss Lucia VanH0ose entertained charm ingiy last evening complimentary to. Mia Marifou Aiston, who leaves Monday for New York to resume her studies Ut st Marrs School. The chief feature of tae occasion waas the candy making on tns veFanda, after which dainty refreshments were served. Those present were Miss Mari lou Alston. Miss Annalse Eftrs. Misa MeTy Emily FittA Miss Eddimae Hester, C. ia. Jenes. Frank Lett. Wooisey VaRhoose. J. F. Aiston. M. Neerosi, Walton Hill
 Rev. A. Lichtenstem of St. Loulss Super intsndsnt Of the Jewish Christian Miasions fis tn the city and will preach three times oe- cupyins three different pulpits tomorro morning at 1ls in the afternoon at and In the evening at s. The subject for s-.a aftsrnon will be The Returntng ot the JsWs to Jerusalem In Connection wltn the Second coming Of the Messiah"
 MF. and Mrs. T. A. Hargrove entertained at a charming dinner Thursday evening M honor of Af. r. Maxwell and bride. nee Miss Nan Neblett. Covers were laid for eight ana the decorations were most artistic in autumn flowers. The place cards were hand painted in the shape of autuna leaveA hTe esnterpisce was cut glaas vase filled was served.
 : Mrs. Frances Parker and Missea Eiisabsth and Ines sinnatk, the mother and siatexs Of the Rev. | W. sinnott. superitendent of the stillman Institute. have arrived in tha city. where they will reside in the future
 Mrs. J. c. Andsraon of Dsnacposh h tha nusst of her sister MrA Clean Eostaz.