The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-25

whistler. Came to that place aoout three months ago from Atlanta, Sa- On February I5. Lawrence Thomas Smith and myself left Whistler aoout or 7:3o o'clock in the evening to come to Mobile. We got of the car at Bien- vile Square. We both went to the the- atre. After the theatre we went to Richardson & Godard's place and woke up the watchman and had talk with | him. This lasted about one and half hours. We left there and started to Royal Street. Tom went into store and bar and bought a flask of whiskey and some tobacco. We were potn drinking. We had a flask of whiskey which we bought in Whistler. l fell on the street and Tom left me. The next thing remember was that woke Iup on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad track In the yard. The section hands | were working. asked them the way | to whistler. They told me to go up the
 track. This was about o'clock in the morning. I have never seen Law renee Thomas Smith since"
 Sheriff Powers assured the father or
 the missing boy that he would use every effort to ascertain something wnicn
 would be of cheer for the bereaved
 family.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Howard Wilson have
 gone to Palm Beach, Fla. for a visit. l Mobile Society News.
 Mrs. Wright of Pensacola. is tho most
 popular of visitors and has many de- | mands on her time when in this city. lTodaY she and Mrs. Sawyer of Ashe-
 vile were the guests of honor at an
 afternoon tea given by Mrs. Walter | Williamson, whose guests included Mes danes l.. c. Parker. John Quill, Hoi- lcombe. Quill Henry McMillan, Wm. Barnewall, Frank overall, w. l.. Ross, lJ. L. Barrett, G. Ligon, Conger. ". T. kelly, W, Cunningham, L. s. Dunlap, IC. R. Vaughan, George Hearn, Jr., Sikes lGilbert, R. H. Clarke, R. Moore, Chas. ITaylor, J. G. Thomas. IT,, Allen, James ILittle. Jr., R. s. Gould. Irwin Burgett' Marshall, Purvis, James Maury. Tne Ipretty maids who served the guests in most hospitable fashion were Misses lTheo. williamson. May Prince, Ger trude smith, Venetia Danner, Morris IClarke, Clara Ross. Kitty Allen. Eliza
 beth Rhett.
 l A musicale was given at McGill In- stitute last evening, the proceeds to go
 to the completion of St. Matthews
 Church Cathedral
 PART I.
 I L. viollnists, Miss Loretta schwammle, MT. Joseph P. Cady. Miss Adine Elliott, Miss Kathryn Mechem. MT. Carl George, IMr W. L. Power. Cello, MT. John
 Dauner, MT. Hans Curjel, Mr. Vim. Gass, basso; MT. c. Barker, flute; Miss
 Anna McColgan, pianist; MT Albert IGreen. director.
 2. Recitation. Miss Theresa McAleer. 3. Piano solo. Miss Anna Celeste
 Norville.
 son; accompanist Mrs. James Holcombe. l s. Piano duet, Miss Marie O'Rourke land Miss Margaret Bressingham.
 6. Recitation, MT. William Oliver
 I. "A Musical skit," Master Tom and
 Miss Fine soost; accompanist. Miss
 Pearl Soost.
 6. Violin. Gypsy March" (5ohm), Miss Loretta Schwamnle; accompanist, Miss Corinni Schwammle.
 | 9. Basso solo, MT. Joseph A. Malone; Iaccompanist, Mir. E. P. Gaines. 10. Recitation, Miss Pansy Xavier. il. Soprano solo. Mrs. Walter Davis. Iaccompanist. Mrs. James Holcombe. 12. Baritone solo, Mr. James H. Hal liweII; accompanist. Mir. E. F. Gaines. l3. Soprano solo, Miss Marie Rosa | lind Cobin; accompanies, Miss Julia Me- Phillips.
 Forget Me-Nots, Ga one-act drama)- MT. Henry Seymour. Ca dissipated young man), MT. Joseph A.. Deimer; Morgan Ca valet). Mir Thos. J. McQuil-. lien. Time, Present Scene-Mr. Sey- mour's apartments in Hotel Waldorf Astoria. New York City.
 Good Night"
 Tine General Council of Jewish Wo- men met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Pauline Kaufman. The book under discussion was "Dreamers of the Ghet- A. r,horo .cns a larea aAtnndanna