The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-15

the attendance was large and enthusi- asm rcigned.
 Adjutant General Harvey (. Jones was present, having come from Mont gcmery for the purpose of giving advice to the several sub committee. Chairman Berney presided, owing to l the absence of General Chairman Ham, berger from the city. The first business was discussing pre- iinninaries.
 Colonel Jones submitted certain blank which would be of service to the | information committee regar ling &C., commodations at hotels and boarding houses, and the blanks were adopted and passed over to the information and 1 publicity committee.
 The question of providing luncheons for the visiting veterans was brought up, and on motion of Judge Price vii. Hams, the chairman of the Hotels and Accommodation Committee was author | ized to invite the Daughters or the Con. l federacy to be present at the next meet | ing to discuss this feature. A communication from ex Governor l Johnston regarding badges was read, wherein he announced he would con- | tribute s25 towards paying for them. This was received with applause The 1 letter was turned over :o tns B,dge | Committee.
 | It was the consensus of opinion that
 the Veterans and the Sons proce sd with | their deliberations as speedily as pcs.
 sible, in order that they might take full | advantage of the entertainments to be | rendered them during their stay here. | Judge Price Williams, with much fer | vor, stated he was heartily in favor of l the old soldiers being the ones :o be
 lionized, instead as on former occasions
 the big guns" so to speak. This was 1 received with enthusiasm. | Chairman Ramsey, of ;he Committee l on Horses and Carriages, reported that these would be provided in sufficient numbers.
 On motion. Chairman Bernay and Err | win Craishead were appointed a com mittee to ask the School Board .o allow 1 holiday November Is. A subcommittee on River Parade and Decoration of Boats in connection with the grand night fireworks display was | formed. with Harbormaster John Will Hams as chairman. he to name his as- sistants.
 A letter was read from Jones Nj. Withers Camp, No. 675, '. C. ", of this city, asking that the following com mittee be allowed to aid !n any manner designated: s. F. Preston, Fremont Thrower, Francis Kernan John Hick-
 man and J. Clements. They were cor dially added to the General Committee The meeting night was changed from Thursday to Wednesday.
 Among the Alabamians visiting here
 today are: P. B. Minor Eutaw; A.
 H. Pettibone. Huntsville; A. M Lee,
 S. R. Cochran, Shades and W. F. Mo
 Donald South
 Misses Vera and Ethel William, daughters of Judge Price Williams, left this afternoon for Nashville to resume their school duties.
 Colonel P. Sid Jones, travelling pas senger agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad is In Mobile from Birmingham today.
 A marriage license was issued out of Richardson and Miss Corinne Estelle Allmann.
 Hon. James H. Webb, county solici- tor, and Hon. Shelton Sims returned tonight from an extended visit to St. Louis.
 District Passenger Agent Joe N. Har- rison of the Southern Railway, Is here from Birmingham on a business trip.
 Rev. Edmonds Bennett, Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, has returned on his summer vacation.
 Frank Anderson, Travelling Freight Claim Agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, is here today.
 W. R. Pratt of the United States Weather Bureau has gone to St. Louis to spend his vacation.
 Miss Cecile M. Reneau has returned from a visit to relatives in Vicksburg, Miss.
 Mobile Society News.
 At the home of Mir. James W. Gray this evening at o'clock, his sister, Miss Jamie Taylor. was married to MT. Charles Vincent, the wedding being the continuation of a love affair of long standing. The Gray home with its big Southern rooms and hospitable wide porch was bright with lights and sweet with blossoms and the priedieu where Rev. MT. Planck pronounced the sol emn ceremony, was set in a beautiful bower of palms and flowers. The we'd ding party consisted of little Elinor Gray, flower girl. Miss Emily Gray and Miss Fannie Vincent. bridesmaids: Mrs L. G. Cameron. matron of honor; MT. Frank Ward. best man. and MT. w. H. Taylor of Chicago, brother of the bride, groomsman. The bride entered with her brother. MT. Gray Her very pretty and becoming toilette was of white net over silk, and she carried handsome bunch of bride roses Mrs Cameron's costume was white crepe de chine. and Miss Gray and Miss Vincent wore white net with green girdles and carried bouquets of ferns. Only the relatives and a small circle of friends .uIAnnnana tha nerennnnv and aRtar q