The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

 naat season between Chicago, St. Louis and Havana and those in position to know declare 1t will be renewed with the word success in full view.
 An amusement company was organ ixed here today, the purpose or Wnlch it was announced would be to erect n glass and iron auditorium 100 by 2oe feet in size, to be used as a skating rink and other purposes. If Is pro- poged to erect in the auditorium an innensa stage and arrange for seat ing capacity for 3.00e for entertain- nent nurposes. The name of the com many and location for the building mas not vet been decided upon. Those interested in the venture include J. 1T SchIey. Charles D.. Willoughby, Charles A. Hall. William F. Teboetts' Josepn H. Lyons and Tilden Perry, besides other well known Mobilians'
 University Military School defeated Barton Military Academy's eleven on inc gridiron this afternoon, by a score of to O. The game was interesting throughout, the trick work Of the soi- dier boys winning for them. The game proved the academy boys much the stronger. but lack of team work proved their undoihg.
 Mobiles Vote.
 The oflcial vote of the general elec- lion was given the public this after noon by Judge Price Williams, who with Sheriff Powers canvassed the re- turns. Tn the vote for Governor total of 1,033 were cast, of which Co- mer got 967, Stratton 59, Abbott c. Gray for Lieutenant Governor ran for- ty-four behind Mir. Conner. while his onnonents got the same vote as Strat- ton and Abbott respectively. The Republican and Socialist votes were very nearly the same throughous the ticket, though Leonard of Mobile for associate Railroad Commissioner, ran ahead of Stratton fifty-three votes; for Senator. Antony .Wittner. indepen- dent. got 106 votes, while Max Ham burger Jr., the Democratic nominee, got s76. Hoffman led the race for Legislature with 922 votes while hts running mates, Lyons and Norvilie got 901 and s76 respectively.
 Damer's name was written on forty ballots. Frank Cazalas, ST., the shriev- alty candidate, led the entire list with 971 votes.
 Social and Personal.
 Miss Natalie Hutton of Detroit. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rhett Goode. was the hostess yesterday af- ternoon on a bay party and even the weather conspired with her to make the occasion a pleasant one. Her guests were Miss Emma Rhett, Miss Ruth Huger, Miss Louise Vass, Mrs. James Wade, Mir. L. c. Dorgan, MT. W. W. Heron, Mir. H. Upton and Di Scales.
 Mrs. Horace Clark has been the guest for few days this week of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Brooks. Today her sister. Mrs. Richard Ross, of Frederick, Md. with her husband and children, arrived to spend some time with her.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hall left tonight for a visit to St. Louis.
 The ''Falcon" set sail early this morning for New Orleans, where Mir. Curtis Bush will deliver her for a few weeks to Mr. Genie Bush, the brothers being joint owners and divid- ing time. MT. T. W. Sims accompa- nied MT. Bush on the cruise.
 Mrs George Robinson is in the city visiting her parents, General and Mrs. Whiting.
 Miss Laura Hill of Montgomery is expected soon to visit Mrs. Walter Cunningham.
 Thursday evening there was a box party at the Lyric followed by a sup per at the Cawthon. which though small in numbers was most bright and entertaining. In the party were Mrs. G. M. Luce. Miss Maude Mid dleton, Mir. Murray Wheeler, Mir --verY and Mir. W. W. Heron.
 Another theatre and supper party last evening was composed of Mrs. G. M. Luce. Miss Marie Bush, MISS @ Ruth Huger. MT. c. E. Harrison, MT. W. w Heron and MT. Avery.
 MT. Micou. formerly of Montgomery. but more recently of New York, was in the city last week for few days visiting Mir. D. P. Bestor and fam iIy on Thursday evening they enter- tained informally at dinner for him, the guests assembled about the pret- tIly appointed table being Miss Mary Rich Miss Mary Hunter, Miss Nell Hall, Miss Grace Bestor, Dr. Killebrew, MT. L. c. Dorgan, Mir Micou and Mir. Per- rin Bestor.
 At the Fidelia ball Wednesday even- ing the following young ladies will make their formal debut: Misses Nam ette Waldauer Leah simon, Lena Metz ger. Lena Hanaw. Mathile Splra, Elaine EichoId Lillian Meyer, Viola Lyons, Flossle Kohlman.
 Hiss Annie Knox Taylor has return ed from a visit to Montgomery.
 Dr. and Mrs. Duke Goodman return ed Friday from Costa Rica where they spent the summer, Dr. Goodman being the representative of the U. s. Ma rine Hospital Service.
 Mrs. J. Tannenbaum left Friday to visit relatives in Cleveland. Mir. and Mrs. Louis Metzger have 1 ...nt.na LnLn Lhnlr now hnmA on C.nN.-