The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-13
Marriage licenses were issued out of

clubs of the city. The party will leave here for New Orleans the next day. Marriage licenses were issued out of the Probate Court for the week, to white couples, as follows: Arthur stickIer to Elise Olsen, windham Lyon to Mary G. Minge. W. Lee Crowley to Mary E. Keoughan, AL win Evan Carver to Kittie Elizabeth Benton, Daniel 6. Pritchett to Belle M. Hallett, William Wizard to Mary Douglas, Edward c. Busch to Rosa Baum. Claude M. Williams to Ruth Moore Michael. Oliver Carley to Irene Kelly. Lawrence Boyd to Mary Bur ger, William c. Fortney. Jr., to Annie Belle Walters.
 President J. Howard Wilson of tho Mobile Light and Railroad Company stated this morning that he had made arrangements with Connie Mack, man. ager of the Philadelphia American Baseball team, fer a months stay in this city. Mack will bring twenty players with him and will give three exhibition games a week at Monroe Park baseball grounds during the stay here.
 Senator Hugh Morrow and wife, Cal win Jones and wife, John P. Evans and wife, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson and Mir. and Mrs. Gaines, all of Birming- ham, who have been on a fishing trip to Little River. spent few hours here today en route to their home. They report having had good luck.
 Mrs. M. B. McGrath announces the marriage November 2Sd, of her daugh- ter, Miss Mary Anne, to MT. William Edward Finn, in St. Patrick's Church In this city. A reception will follow at the residence, No. 250 Earle Street. from 8 to 12 o'clock.
 Five permits for the erection of new buildings, the aggregate cost being S1,340, were issued out of the city en- gineer's ofice for the present week.
 Richmond Pearson Hobson, the hero of the Merrimac, will deliver an address in Mobile Theatre tomorrow afternoon, under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian Association.
 John Roberts, a resident of Mobile County for fifty-three years, died at his home in Oakdale this morning after a brief illness. He Is survived by his wife.
 Judge H. T. Toulmin of the United States District Court. left today for AnnIston, where he will open the Fed | eral Court Monday.
 At the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. c. | Darby of Oakdale. this morning oc- cured the death of their 6-year-old son | James.
 Mobile Society News.
 Coming events casting shadows and all | the talk of the hour Is of the coming reunion. | Every provision is being made for the com fort and entertainment of the visitors who | will be within our gates. and while the ers.- while warriors are being entertained in ap- propriate manner. the sponsors and their maids of honor are guaranteed q good time of more frivolous nature. There will be two balls given for them, one Tuesday evening at the Elks' Home, and one Wednesday evening at Hall. Besides these. the parlors of the Athelstan Club will be at their disposal from g to daily. and plans have been made for an auto ride and an excursion on the bay In addition, some private entertainments are being arranged. and 1t Is hoped that the visit ors will enjoy themselves in the same degree in which all Mobile reJoices to welcome them.
 Miss Bssie Bryant of Camden. Ala, who Is one of the maids of honor for Miss Minnie Foster, Camp Franklin K. Beck, Camden, will arrive tomorrow and be the guest of her cous- Ins, the Misses Lake.
 Miss Sophia semmes wittiehen of Birming- ham, sponsor for the 4th brigade, will be the ruest of the Misses Dunlap during her stay in the city. She is expected to arrive Mon day. | It is a matter of regret that Miss Jessie vxyht,tnv uvho waa 10 be maid of honor for the ond brigade, will not be home in time to lend her presence to the reunion.
 Miss Amy seay. Miss Mabel Powers and Miss Louise Waller. all of Greensboro, win charm. inKly represent camD Allen Jones, and are ex-