The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-21

award will be made at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 Adjudged Bankrupts. I Mcclure and Haniein were adjudged bankrupts in the United States District Court today. Liabilities $ss,sa4. assets s2l. .2os.
 Mobile Society News. At o'clock tonight at St. yincent's s l Church. in the presence of a large con-
 course. Samuel D. Copeland, Jr.. and Miss Gertrude Green were joined in marriage by Rev. Father Shea. Mr. Harry Man gold and Miss Josephine Peters were the attendants. The bride wore handsome gown of creem eolean, trimmed with wood
 hbre lace. She carried bride roses and carnations. The bridesmaid wore white
 eoiean. trimmed with real lace and car
 ried white roses. The groom is well
 known young business man. His bride is
 handsome young lady. daughter of Mrs.
 Elizabeth Green and niece of MT. A. L.
 Mangold. A reception was rendered the couple tonight at the residence of the
 brides mother, southwest corner Canal and Franklin Streets. Among the many
 handsome and costly presents was a dnc bedroom set from the groom's par ents and q chest of silver from the | brides uncle, MT. Mangold.
 l The Country Club was unusually gay | this morning. The Original Bowling | Club held high carnival in the ten pin | alley. and the Discards held the centre of the stage. viz: the club proper, Miss | Jessie Whiting was the hostess, her | guests including, Mesdames Henry Hall, IT,, Matthew Brewster. N. R. Clarke, G. | | George Robinson, E. c. Hughes, s. 1 Rubira, Jr., Misses Grace Bestor, Mary | Rich. Maude Middleton, Ethel Hodgson,
 Marcia Burgess Ida Richardson. Helen l Clarke, Louise Vass, Rosa Lyons, Adele l Batre, Amanda Moore. Dawn Fowler, | Carrie George, Marie and Nellie Davis, ogaritta Merrill. May Prince. Gertrude Smith. Mary Pillans. Mrs. R. A. Rush, Mrs. Westmoreiand. Mrs. Harry l..
 Smith. Mrs. Morton. Lilly Bragg. Una Dorgan. Lilly Hisley, Mrs Willard Kirk bride. Mrs. Richard Mellett. Mrs. Penrose | Vass and Mir. Joseph McPhllIips. A quiet wedding took place this even- l ing at Toulminville. in the pariors of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Blacksher, when Miss | Annie Stevens, sister of Mir T. s. Stevens of this city and daughter of MT. T. J. Stevens of Brewton. Ala, was mar
 nnted to Dr. Edwin Parker of Brewton.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. l E. A. Smith of Brewton and was wit messed by the relatives of the bride and I groom and a few close friends. The only attendants were the two little flower | girls. Ella and Marguerite Blacksher The house was exquisite for the happy event,
 the parlors In which the ceremony took
 place being bower of ferns and white roses. the dining room in pink roses and the library in red.
 Owing to the indisposition of The Ad- Vertisers correspondent, the various items of interest happening, were left unmentioned and are now slightly old. One of the affairs which should have been written up was the Lomax Rifles plume drill at the armory Monday eyen- ing, a spirited competitive contest for a
 medal, presented by Captain J. N. Har- rison. This is to he drilled for monthly. the member winning it three consecu- tive times to be the owner. Quartermas- ter Sergeant Collier was the winner last evening.
 After the drill. dancing was indulgei In until a late hour. Drago's orchestra furnishing the music. l Mrs. Rivers Rush and Mrs. Westmorc-
 
 as prize winners which current events are only accentuating. Yesterday after noon, the Pivot Whist Club yielded up its prizes to them must gracefully-be- cause necessarily-one becoming the owner of a handsome Oriental vase, and the other of a cut glass silver mounted toilette bottle. Mrs. Syd Robbins did the honors of the meeting in her usual cor dial style! HOr only guests in addition to the members were Mrs. Westmore- land and Mrs. Frank Irwin.
 The L. C.'s gave their much talked of
 and anticipated dance last evening at German Relief Hall. The mystic letters
 l.. c. stands for the prettiest of young
 society girls. and 1t seemed rather a chance that so many pretty faces should
 be covered with hideous masks, and
 young slender figures by clumsy domi-
 noes. But of course that only added to
 the fun, and the L. C.'s dance will go on the records as one of the most suc-
 cessful ever.
 Miss Hattie Smith has also established a record as prize winner. and the title of the Would Be Bowling Club Is a de- cided misnoma when applied to her At yesterdays meeting she again walked away with the honors. leaving a crowd of also-rans far behind in the race for lace fan. Misses Ethel and Elcie Fry were the hostesses and served a most appetising luncheon.
 To the regret of her Mobile friends. Mrs. W. B. Thomas left yesterday for Baltimore, and from there will make a series of visits lasting throughout the summer. Mrs. Thomas has been spend- ing the past month with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore and has been in constant demand socially In particular, no whist party was consid- cred complete without her.
 Another item of interest Monday was the dinner given to Miss Birdie Eichold and Mir. Leo Brown. whose engagement is still quite new. The participants :n this pleasant affair were, besides the guests of honor. Misses Zerline Haas. | Etta Bloch, Augusta Jacobson. an5 | Messrs. Victor I4owenstein, Sol Neubrix 1 and Leon Schwartz.
 After a stay of but a few days in Mo file, Miss Evelyn Allen of Tupelo, Miss. | left to complete a round of visits During |