The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

held in one tnoueau0 uVuar ponu TUT mansIaughter7 in the second degree. young man. with his relatives and friends at once returned to Whistler.
 McbsIess Centrfbution.
 Citizens of whistler this afternoon brought to Max Hamburger. Jr., $130 to be added to the San Francisco relief fund This will be handed to s. E. Buck. treasurer oi the iund Tor Moniie. The total collection up to 2 o'clock this afternoon in Mobile was $s.is6.2o. Leave for New Orleans.
 Misses Annie Knox Taylor. sponsor and Dona Louise Hamburger and Elisa beth Becket. maids of honor for Camp eGorge E. Dixon. No. 70. the Sons of Confederate Veterans accompanied by Max Hamburger. Jr. John l. Moulton and Harry Becket, delegates. have gone to New Orleans to attend the re- union. The, other delegates. alternates and members of Camp Dixon will leave on tomorrow mornings special with the members of Raphael .semmes Camp, No. Il, United Confederate Veterans.
 struck By Electric Car.
 In responding to call for small fire at 2 o'clock this afternon, hook ana ladder truck No. 5. was run into by an electric car at Charleston and Dear born streets. The truck was half way across the track when the car crashed into it. On the truck was Driver John- son, Tillerman Hughes and Laddermen Duchnerau and Carpenter. The wagon was overturned and put out of com mission. All the men were thrown from the truck and more or less injur- ed. The motorman and conductor were ATEaGten.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mrs. Ernest Jungerman's Mobile friends have not yet accustomed them- selves to her absence, although Nash vile has claimed her now for several months. and we are always glad to welcome her home. This afternoon there was a large gathering of her friends at the home of her mother, Mrs George W. Robinson, in her hon. or, and an hour or two was devoted to the enjoyment of good music. Mrs Jungerman herself took part in the program. playing with the same pow CT and delicacy of touch that made her formerly a star member of the CIaras Schumann Club. Miss Waddell also gave several splendid numbers on the piano. Miss Elliott on the violin and Mrs. Duke Goodman sang.
 The house was filled with fragrant sweet peas and looked very pretty and gay. After the musical numbers ices and cakes were served, the ices being in the shape of musical instruments and the cakes iced to represent harps. violins, etc.
 Coming events cast their shadow before and the shearer- Cooke wedding was foreshadowed this evening by the rehearsal at Trinity Church which was. followed by supper iat the brides home The drawing room and dining room were docerated in palms and duchesse roses and the table about which the bridal party gathered was exceedingly attractive in It's pink and white beauty Miss Ernestine Cooke. presiding for the last time as an un- married belle, had with her her brides maids, Miss Lolla Belle Gould and Miss Eunice Moore, her sister, Miss Nellie Cooke, who will be maid of honor and Mrs. Tom Roche, who will be matron of honor. The gentlemen in tn party were Mr. Shearer and Messrs.' Henry wylie. Norman Farrar. James Deas. Tom Roche. Frank Calhoun. Henry Hamilton Henry Lesesne and Gaines Cooke. J A most attractive new -comer to Mo- bile is Mrs. Will Arlington, who came here with her husband from Living stoa eariysin the winter to make her home. She has made for herself warm place in the hearts of her new friends and has been much admired this winter wherever she has appeaved. She is now entertaining Miss Pearson of Livingston and yesterday gave luncheon in her honor which though small in numbers was pretty and most enjoyable affair. The table was a ..zI love d r1an and ferns, and at the six places were bouquets of the same flowers, tied with a tulIe cord. The place cards were hand painted Gainsborough heads Mrs. Arrington's guests were Miss. Annie Knox Taylor, Miss Sallie Van Antwerp, Miss oline McMillan. Miss Mamie Tomp- kins and Miss Pearson. At the conclusion of the Shakespeare birthday celebration yesterday. the president of the Shakespeare Club, Mrs. Charles Torrey was presented with testimonial in the shape of an electric lamp. Mrs. Greenwood Ligon. made the presentation in Shakespearian language and Mrs. Torrey replied in the same way. Handsome floral offerings were also given her.
 Miss Caro- Mickle has gone to Mont Eomery as delegate to the Sunday School convention which meets there this week. She will be absent until Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs Lee Fearn Irwin went to New Orleans today on the Veterans excursion and while there will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. M. Hudson
 Mrs. Robert Wilkie and daughter are visiting Mrs. D E. Huger until May 10 when they go to New York and sail from there for Europe.
 The general meeting of the Council of Jewish Women was held this after noon at the residence of Mrs. A. Pros kauer.
 Mrs. Frederick Heakes has returned to New Orleans after a pleasant visit to Mir. and Mrs George Heakes.
 Miss Amelia Greenwald left yesterday for New Orleans after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Sigmund Haas.
 Col. F. L. Russell and Miss Russell left Sunday for T visit to New York and Washington.
 Mir and Mrs James Gibboney left today for a visit of two weeks to Ha- vana.
 Mrs. J. C. Touart and Miss Annie Knox Taylor left today for New Or leans.
 Miss Elizabeth Rhett was the hostess of the Trumps this afternoon.
 Miss May Curtis will leave tornor- row for visit to New Orleans. 7