The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-27
The New.r of Mobile.

Bernard Luscher. Philip Meyer, Henry l Piser. s. C.. schaffner. A. E.. Styles. Ernest wagar. Frank Ward. c. c.
 Coffey. Thomas J. Young.
 The inmates of the several orphan
 ages of Mobile will reap handsomely
 of the results of to-day's annual ex-
 cursion of the Louisville and Nash vile Employees Association to Pass
 Christian. Miss. There were two trains of fourteen coaches each and many
 late corners found 1t impossible to ob- tain seats.
 w. Montgomery, B. E. Bullet and A.
 N Bullet of the Frisco System are in
 Mobile to-day. It is understood they
 will go to Moss Point and Pascagoula.
 Miss, in hopes of securing at one or
 the other of these places deep sea
 outlet for their road. It was hinted that they would try to secure the
 distance from Moss Point, and also a right of way from that place to
 Evans Gap on the Mobile. Jackson and | Kansas City Railroad. distance of wenty-eight miles. The gentlemen did
 not talk very much.
 Yesterday afternoon in Unioa Church settlement, son of Under wood Thompson fell a distance of 25 feet from a tree, sustaining injuries to his spine. The lad is in a precarious condition.
 Gilman P. Holloway, a we'll known cit- izen of Mobile, died today at his home. 109 Oak Street. after brief illness. He was native of Georgia, but had resided in this city for some time. He leaves a
 wife and three children The interment
 will be in Magnolia Cemetery tomorrow morning.
 Tonight in Masonic Temple, Mobile Council No. 12 Royal and Select Mas | ters. held their reunion. The Council de- gree was conferred on a large class of | candidates. Most illustrious Grand Mas ter Jacob D. Bloch and Illustrious Grand
 Recorder George A. Beauchamp of the Grand Council Royal and Select Masters Of Alabama, oficiated in the work J. H. Bruce has returned from Bond.
 Miss, where he was called to attend the
 funeral of his father, James Bruce a for
 mer Mobilian, whose death occurred there Tuesday.
 The members of the University Military School had their annual outing at Mon- roe Park today.
 Mobile Society News. The entertainments for Miss Anita
 Gaillard go merrily on their way and
 gain in beauty with each. Mrs. Gun
 ningham's "heart" party which set the
 ball rolling, was as pretty as it was
 unique. Those who attended Mrs. shawhan's shower" party yesterday
 knew there could be nothing prettier.
 while Mrs. William Bidgoods guests
 this afternoon were quite sure that she | had attained the highest heights of the
 art of making things beautiful The hot weather has also brought to a temporary end another club that gives untold pleasure to It's members and the public-the Clara Schumann. This group of gifted women closed their seasons work tonight at Temper
 ance Hall. where before large music ! loving audience. the Long Cycle was ] gives, The soloists were: Mrs. Frank Davis, soprano: Miss Mabel Heustis,
 contralto: MT. Dunster. tenor. and Mir |.
 Hufty, basso.
 | Club after club Is shutting up shop
 as it were, for the summer The final | l of Jewish Women was held this after
 noon in the rooms of the Y. M. H. A.
 Mrs. Maud E. Truitt read-a paper on
 the Evolution of Music and several
 charming musical numbers were rem dered.
 l The news of the death of Mrs. Mason Cook In Baltimore yesterday, was
 learned with sorrow in this city, which | AI nN. H,1
 Nellie Curray she was known and loved
 by large circle of friends and con- ! nections who with her husband and
 brothers, mourn her loss.
 Mrs Greenwood Ligon will give an interesting entertainment to the
 Shakespeare Club on the afternoon of
 June 3, the subject to be Shakespeare
 as the Wagner of Music" Wagner and
 Shakespeare will divide the honors of the afternoon.
 The Drawing Cards met with Miss Carrie Wilson this afternoon at 4:30
 o'clock instead of o'clock. An en- Ragement generally known but not yet publicly announced will add a June
 bride to the ranks of the Drawing l Cards, 1t is said.
 games of the Original Bowling Club. which has disbanded until colder weather imparts new energy to the members.
 Miss Lula LeBaron left last evening
 for Washington, to visit her sister.
 Mrs Hannis Taylor Later she will go
 with the Taylors to Capon Springs, Va. 1 --------------------- TO FIX A SCHEDULE. A Government Experiment Farm in