The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-25

future. On March 5th. an official visit will be made to Union Lodge No 13. when representatives of all the lodges In the county will he present. In the visiting delegation will be Grand Mas ter w. c. Wheeler of the Grand Lodge of Alabama, his Grand Secretary tne Deputy Grand Master, President and Secretary of the Rebekah Assembly of Alabama, Mrs. Clever and Miss Robin son. The occasion will be made me- morable one.
 Personal.
 Mrs. H. A Feibeiman and daughter and Miss Carrie Mayer of Demopoiis are visiting relatives in Mobile.
 John Dunne of Sabine, Texas. for mer weiI-known Mobilian. Is visiting In the city among his old friends.
 Exports.
 Exports for the week out Of this port, according to the records Of the customs department were es follows:
 Dutch Steamship Annstet Tor hotter- dam; 44.042 feet hewn pine timber, i44.144 it sawn pine timber. For Dun dee; 10s,4555 1t pine lumber. l,2o2. 400 if avn pIne timber. Value $40,094.S2.
 Norwegian Steamship Belize. for Be. lixe; hay, corn, oats, flour and general merchandise. Valued $1,i5s.
 American Schooner Carrie A. Lane, for Philadelphia; 559,9A2 feet pine lum- Der.
 Wilmington: 385,000 feet pine lumber. American Schooner Georgie D. Jen- kins. for Philadelphia; 100000 feet pine
 Norwegian bark Lynsylink, for Ko- sario, A. R.: 1.000.7s6 feet pine lumber. Valued s14,000.
 Norwegian Steamship Katie. for Port Limon; 333 sacks flour. Valued Sl,eo5' Norwegian Schooner Mexico, for Ma tanzas; 32s,629 feet pine lumber. Value
 British Steamship Prince George, for Havana; 1,175 sacks flour, 75O sacks
 Norwegian Steamship Banan, for Puerto Cortez. lumber andSgeneral mer- chandise.
 American Steamship Colorado. for New York; 325.600 feet pine lumber TOO bales cotton, 125 bales domestic, ll0 cases cedar slats, 300 packages mer-
 Norwegian Steamship. corinto.. for Blrefield; general cargo. Value S7SlS British Schooner Barthold, for Guam | tanamo; 29S,635 feet pine lumber. Value $71e9.
 Italian bark batIron OceAHlc' ioI tso- | sario: e97.545 feet pine lumber. Value $s.765.
 Cuban Steamship Mobila. for Havana $50 sacks oats, 2,35O sacks corn. 1,55C sacks flour, 250 sacks bran, general 1 merchandise. Value $61.016.
 Mexican Steamship oaxaca, for Vera Cruz: 1,70o tons Alabama coal. Value $5 100.
 | for Santiago and Manzanila; general cargo Value $56.16s.
 Mobile Society News. No one has time for anything bu the Carnival now. Everybody has guest or two and to be bit Irish those who have not, are entertainint | the visitors of those who have. Ther are parties being arranged for ever. minute of the next forty-eight hours | parties for luncheons, dinners and sup pers, porch parties to view the pa rades and in fact no end to the lonl list. The Carnival begins Sunda' night with the band concert in Bien vile Square. It practically began fo the girls with the arrival of the mon litor and torpedo boat destroyer whicl steamed into port Thursday with som lbrass buttons on board. Whether ther are enough to do serious damage ha not as yet developed.
 But to get back to the opening con cert The Athelstan and Manassa Clubs are both admirably located fo this feature. and as both clubs ope their hearts and doors to the ladie during Carnival there will doubles be crowds on both porches this even ling Another source of attraction 3 the Athelstan Club will be the tahl ld'hote dinners which will be served O the Rathskellar to members an friends during the three gala days. |
 The King-God bless him!-arrive in pomp and glory Monday afternoon The Queen and her court--God bles them alsoi will view his state progres from the verandah of the Manassa Club and the entire royal party WI be rendered a luncheon by the cluo'
 The Advertiser publishes elsewhel today portraits of their Majestles an some of the court ladies. The identi'
 Of the royal pair has for some tlh been an open secret and the choif universally approved. ,..
 Felix III, In the person Of Wate
 Greyson Horn, represents one or M'
 bile's self made young men. lie CT tered the office of James K. Glenho as an errand boy. By extreme enort he raised himself to a position whel now he is a member of the firm or J. ! | Glennon & Co, and is prime socl' favorite in Mobile. He is energetic an
 progressive and enjoyes large clrc
 of friends here.
 Her Majesty. Queen Allne. is u
 daughter of MT. and Mrs Thomas :
 John, and, like all of the ladies or h' train. is a debutante of the year; si is very young to carry the burden royalty. being the very youngest , the bouquet of buds who oioomed th
 ,,,,,4a h,,t .sha has the dignity and ra , self -nosaession of a much older wome
 and will wear her honors graceful , Her path to the throne has been ov
 fiowery beds of pleasure the le
 months of her social reign marked on by success and girlish trlumPhs' Mh.
 and loyal hearts will cry aloud "G' save the Queen!' Miss Lucille overall and Miss Letti 5 Clark will be the maids oi honor to on II
 majesty. A pretty picture of MISS o'e