The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23

The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Electra Semmes Colston. About fifty other students. besides citizens. also attended. The party left Mobile at 12:30 this afternoon on a special train in charge of John L. Moulton. The special feature, which was the drawing card for the graduating class, was Reno B. welbournes lecture and dem onstration in wireless telegraphy.
 An unusual event in the Circuit Court today was the sight of three dif- ferent judges occupying the wool sack during the session. Judge Samuel B. Browne opened court as usual. On the call were three cases in which, on one side or the other. he had, prior to be- ing qualified as judge. been retained as an attorney. For one case, that of Gould versus Morningstar, he appoint. ed Francis T.. Inge as special judge. This case was dismissed. In the other cases, Missouri Horton vs. Will Shad- dox at al and Horton vs. Tom Lemon ct al. he appointed Robert T. Erwin as srecial judge. These cases were teset and defendants taxed with costs for this sitting.
 A. D. Clemmons. who the past week was bound over to the City Court for assault and battery with a razor on Harry l.. Hargrove, was required to six months. Hargrove was complain ant and swore Clemmons had threat ened to do him bodily harm.
 Frie~ds here and over the State of Colonel John L.. Rapier. will be pleased to know he was able to come on his gallery today. Colonel Rapier had been e@- tAI anA ht life was despaired of.
 J. w. Kunz and wife returned today from Perry. Ga. where they had been called by the death of Mir. Kunz's brother, George Kunz Before leaving Perry, however Mir. Kunz was doubly bereaved. George Kunz died Saturday and the interment was Sunday after noon. J. w. Kunz. his wife and other relatives had barely returned to the house of mourning when a messenger brought the distressing news that an- other brother Benjamin Kunz. who had attended the funeral had dropped dead at his home. The dead men had other relatives in Mobile. Benjamin Kunz leaves a wife and children. Mobile Society News. Tn compliment to Miss Mary Lily TayIor, Miss Theo Williamson enter tained at luncheon today Misses Ger trude Smith. Elizabeth Rhett, Mary Dan- ner. Venetia Danner, Clara Ross, Agnes Belle Goldsby and Miss Taylor. Miss Taylor was also one of party who spent yesterday at the Country Club. bowling, golfing and picnicing. The l members of this congenial group were Misses Jean Miles, Harry Stockdell of ! Atlanta. Una Dorgan, Nellie Gordon Tallulah Gordon, Mary Lillie Taylor, Miss Hannon of Montgomery, Mrs George Heakes and Mrs. Charles Le | Baron Taylor.
 MT. and Mrs Penrose vass entertain ed at one of their delightful little din- ners last evening. their guests being Misses Saida Billups, Reba Neville Kitty Sheppard. Miss Gilbert of Albany | Ga., and Messrs Herbert Lyons. Horace | Sheppard and William Chandler. l Among other entertainments that are
 to be given immediately after Easter |,
 game of Living Whist, which the members of the Mobile Public Librar, are now arranging. The younger so
 ciety girls and men will take part.
 The Afternoon Tea Club was enter,
 tained by Mrs. Harry Toulmin at hel charming home at Toulminville whicf
 Is more than ever attractive now al spring Is budding forth.
 Mrs. Campbell of Paducah. Ky. re
 turned to her home today after visi
 to Mrs. Charles Mohr.
 Miss Ruth Bush will entertain at al
 informal musicale tomorrow afternoon
 at 5 80 o'clock.
 The Misses Robins of Boston arrived today to be the guests of Misses Heller and Morris Clarke.
 The Forget Me-Not Club met this af | ternoon with Mrs. G. D. Smith.
 The Elwell Bridge Club met thi evening with Mrs. NJ. F. Kirkbride.