The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-23
The News of Mobile


 1 stylish brown travelling costume, and her maid of honor a gown Of tan voile with picture hat. Immediately after | the ceremony the bridal party were 1 driven to the station and Mir. and Mrs. Rogers departed to spend their honey moon in se. Louis. In conformity with a resolution of the Board of Directors of the cotton exchange. the following committee from that body has been appointed to co-operate with a similar committees from the Chamber of Commerce in the organization of a bureau of transpor- tation: D. R. Burgess. A. e. Quina, 1T D. Lesesne. J. A Walters and C.. T. Hearin,
 Hon. R. H. Clarke was appointed to represent the cotton exchange in the matter of obtaining from Congress 8 suitable appropriation for improvement of the Alabama River.
 The Order of Demons. celebrated their second anniversary with a ball at German Relief Hall, this evening. The following committee added to the pleasure of the young people, who were the guests of the society
 Second Anniversary.
 Order of Demons, Tuesday evening, November 22nd, W. S. Horton, general chairman.
 Reception committee-Blue badge.
 Frank Parker, chairman; G. Archer smith, A, J. Lee. Frank Winter. Abner Jackson
 The Aquians Reading Circle, held another of its enjoyable meetings. Monday night, at McGill Institute. The Rubtacf Kwaa -GNnfrh
 Juite a number of members were present. and a large number of guests. The programme was varied and in- teresting. The papsrs being especial ly fine. and the musical numbers all | pleasing. each performer having to respond to an encore. E.
 The next meeting will be December s.
 B. T. Campbell of Atlanta died at 8 local sanitorium at an early hour this morning. MT. Campbell came to Mo- bile to attend the reunion, being a vol | unteer in the S3th Alabama Infantry He marched in the parade Thursday and left Mobile for Carson, Ala, to visit his son. but was taken i'll and returned here. Ills wife, one son and daughter were at his bedside at he dissolution |
 Tonight in Central Trades Council hall, Mobile Lodge No. 779, united painters, decorators and paper hang ers gave a smoker. More than 300 persons attended a Talks were made by President George Jones of the Council and Phil Cosminsky. The event was a most enjoyable one. l J. W. schell. sometime paymaster on General Wheaton's staff in the United States Army in Cuba, died sud denly today at the depot at Grand Bay He was a member of the G. A. R.
 News was received here this after. noon of the death at Daphne. Baldwin County, of Mrs. Walter L. Thompson She was a most estimable Christian woman.
 In compliment to Mss Laura Pillans debutante of the year Mrs. Pillans will give reception next Monday even ing for unmarried people.
 Mrs. w B. Wright, of Pensacola arrived today. and is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Monroe Price.
 Mir. T. c. DeLeon, arrived yesterday and will spend the winter at the home of Mrs. Estler Moses. Tonight seventeen ship caulkers ana carpenters met for the purpose oi forming a union. MT Robert Hunter, has returned home. from a stay of several months in Europe.
 M and Mrs. R. H. Clarke, are enter. taining party at bridge whlet this l evening.