The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

Miss Esther Rosenstein was nottcs1- ble. She was confined to her room with 1 throat trouble, and her rich voice was missed. The excellent band from the | flagship Kearsarge discoursed music I until the midnight hour, and the sum of s150, clear of all expenses. was rais- i ed.
 The marriage of Miss Esther Rosen- stein and H. Harrison will take place ! at the Temple LEI In this city Sum day morning, and those who have been favored with invitations will strive to attend at all events. The ceremony will be held before noon in order that the couple may leave on the noon train for a wedding trip extending into New York State. After the first day of June the young people will be at bone to their many friends at Hotel South ern.
 This morning there was placed on exhibition in one of the big show win dows on Palafox street a gold medal 1t having been offered as a prize to the best lady dancer who attends an out ing to be given on the night of May 3 by the Hiawatha Social Club at Mag nolia Bluff. The offering of this eie- gant prize has excited some interest among the young people of this city.
 
 Society will fill almost every night of next week with entertainments. both ashore and on the naval vessels. The time for the departure of naval vessels is drawing close, and the social end of 1t will be kept busy. It was stated that orders for the sailing may be re- ceived any day.
 Master Kenneth Bruce of DeFuniak Springs, was in the city yesterday. Hc is son fthe gifted president of tho mer series of meetings being held at DeFuniak Springs.
 Miss Harriet Hiscock, a gifted sing CT from Wisconsin, who has been in Pensacola for some weeks and who had been heard at the several church choirs, has returned to her northern home.
 Captain Jacob Kryger, who Is suffer- ing with rheumatism writes from Hot Springs, Ark, that he feels very much better since plunging into the healing waters of that place.
 The Senior Normal Class of the Prcs- byterian Sunday School will give the first moonlight excursion of the scn- son Thursday. April 2S, and the at- tendance promises to be large.
 sterret Tate of New York is in the city, having been called here by the sudden death of his father. Judge Wal ter Tate. who was killed by a horse on Pensacola's streets.
 Captain J. NJ Hamley. who has as- sumed command of the cruiser Brook Iyn, has already won a place into the exclusive circles of the city.
 Miss Leonie Moog. a charming young woman from Montgomery. Ala. is an admired guest of Mrs. A. Moog. on West Wright street.
 Robert A. French was in the city yesterday. having taken a few hours from his duties at Florala. Ala.
 Judge A. c. Blount, Jr., who went to Washington to transact important le' gal business. is at home again.
 Miss Margaret Reese. who has been visiting friends and relatives in Jack sonville. is home again.
 J. L. Jones, West Florida newspa- per writer. was in the city for short time yesterday.
 s. H. Wright and wife of Meridian, Miss. are here for a short stay.
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