The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-26

l rul presents were shown which will
 look most charming in the new home | to which MT. Hunter will take his
 bride. Before beginning house keep | ing they will enjoy an extended we'd
 ding trip, leaving at midnight for the
 North.
 The Elks Easter ball will be given
 this Wednesday evening. The follow ing committees will serve:
 Hon. J. w. Whiting. general chair
 man.
 Reception committee:
 First Floor-Blue Badges--Dr. Rnett
 Goode, chairman; Lag Schwarz, J. A. | Dawson, J D. Bloch. w. T. Hierony-
 mus, l. Dahlheimer, A. Danne. L. For cheimer, Dr. H. T. Inge, Henry Hess, 1 C. w Soost, l.. Hammell, G. 5.
 R. G. Richard J.. l.. suttle, P. J.
 Lyons. l.. M. Moragues. F. H. StoIl. | E. O. Zadek.
 Second Floor-Orange Badge-Hon
 A. B. Doree. chairman; T. w. Butt. J. R. Cowley, F. Benemelis, E. c. Dreaper Dr. V. P. Gaines, H. c.
 Harkins, F. E. Tutwiler, W. H. Ann
 brecht, J A. Hynde. H. W. Leinkauf,
 F. G. Towart, Dr. A. q. Moses, c.
 Lagman, A. G. Levy, W. B. McAtee, I W. Walsh. c. F. Waganer, J NJ.
 Van Dewson, w. F. Tebbets. J. NJ. | Walsh.
 Floor committee-white Badge-F. T. Parker, chairman; M. Frenkel. H. P. Harkins. R. G. Holberg., B. Lus- cher. Jr. Lem Schwartz. W. s. Rob- ertson.
 Executive Committee-Green Badge Pc. l.. Schweitzer, chairman; H. l.. Schwartz and Eugene Brisk. The doors will be opened at s:3o o'clock, and the committees are re- mn fhA n will approach from the west. The officers of Mobile Lodge No. sos, B. P. O. Elks: Exalted Ruler, Cary W. Burt; past exalted rulers, Price Williams. Jr., F. E. Tutwiler, Richard Rosenfield, Walter F. Walsh. T. o. Goodbrad, Charles L. Schweizer. Lag Schwarz. Board of trusteee, r. Quill, C. w. Soost, J. L. Suttle.
 The financial condition of the Nom Sectarian Infirmary Association is progressing slowly but surely towards the desired end. and 1t is given out that it will not be long before the pub lie will see some visible result of their labors, patience and generosity. It Is the custom of the association to give some kind of entertainment every spring for the benefit of the exchequer and this year children's fancy dress ball was the means towards the end.
  cause. the gathering of host of lit- tie children is sufficient in itself to at tract a crowd of adults and Temper ance Hall was filled this evening with dancers and onlookers The grand march was a pretty sight, q hundred children in every conceivable fancy dress, showing the excellence of their training by Miss Goldsmith. The early part of the evening the floor was re- served for the little ones, later the grown ups" took possession. The young gentlemen. serving on the floor committee were: Jno. Troost Parker. chairman, and Messrs. Horace Shep- ard, Charles Shepard. John Meador, Charles Percy. The ladies on the ball | ito whom the credit is due | are Mrs. Frank s. Parker, Chairman; Mrs. F. T. Parker and Miss Helen | Goldsmith.
 The ladies serving refreshments were: Ice cream table, Mrs. w; G. Overton, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Joel Goldsby, Mrs. George Poetz. Mrs. Henry Horst-
 Sandwiches, Mrs. Huntington, chair man. assisted by Mrs. John Marshall. Mrs. T. r. Brent.
 Lemonade. Mrs. R. H. Boiling, as- sisted by Mrs. J. G. Mordecai, Mrs. J. s. Tucker, Mrs. John Holmes and Mrs. Donaldson.
 Candy. Mrs. George Vaughan.
 One of the first of the Easter card parties was given this afternoon by Mrs. Harry Donald, preceded by luncheon at which the decorations of delicate Easter lilies v.ed in beauty with the excellence of the lunch. Mrs. Donalds guests. were: Mrs. Charles Forsyth of Chicago, Mrs Becker, Mrs. T. K IrwIn, Mrs. R Moore Mrs Jo- seph HOdgson, Mrs. F. P. Davis, Mrs. James Hagan, Mrs Matthew Brewster, Mrs. R. A. Sadler, Mrs. Charles Le Baron Taylor, Mrs. Broadwood, Mrs. Charles Gazzam. The place cards were rabbits. and the favors Easter rabbits filled with Huyler's bon bons. The prize for the highest score made at the game of bridge was a brass jardiniere.
 St Johns church was filled last light to witness the marriage of Miss ,arolee Nislan and MT. Spencer Mon oe Adams. Tine ceremony was per- ormed by Rev. J. C. Tucker.
 Miss Annie Summer Nislan, sister of he bride, was maid of honor and MT ! ). P. Tucker, of Long Beach. Miss. vas best man. The bride came in on he arm of her father MT. S. l.. Nislan gowned in white lace over ilk carrying a bouquet of brides oses. A reception followed at the Iome of the brides parents on St. Francis street.
 Mir. and Mrs James R. Glenmore ave announced the engag cement of heir daughter Hosmer to Mir. T. Hen y Mcdonald. the wedding to take laee in May.
 MT H. T. Kress of New York gave a dinner last night at the Bienville