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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
Hranmf6weig. Nn6aff. 2Safoe6.

Sbeoinsba E n. Bon Dem
beritorbenen BANTER GubeniQ lit ben
@rmen bes bieiisen Girdipiels 1000
Mart unb benen oes &tr9ipiels Gum
fen 500 Mart perma1t tporben. Qus
beroem bat er our @erf9Dneruns unb
beferen Snitdnohaltuns oes bieiisen
Grieobofes Die Summe BON 1000
Mart ausgefebt.
0efau. Der anbaltii9e aanbS
tag genebmiste ben 2otteriebertrag
spij9en preuBen un6 Mnbalt. Das
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

Werpanoteu fern gu boIten, 10 DAB
fein 2reiben niht beobdAtet perben
tonnte. Der 3po R~atops3tps trat urz
ter glsiden ltmItGnoen Elm, tpte Der Der
milionenreiten 3ante.-0er nWtener
Gdn0er6uno" fmeierte oisIer Gage iein
6Oji6ri0eS SubilGum.-0er Staot=
rdtb bat beThlofen, CUR 9eItdttung Ser
Iter6tt1en lleberreite be5 Ionot6ters
Mar b. @ein3ierl Elm Ghrcngrab i'm
Gsntrdlfrieo6ofe gu piomen. Der
@robtnouItriele uno ebemalige Rei1sz
tu98abgeoronete MuooIf gltipiB lit ges
ftorben.
@0ram. SiingTt Na6ts purbe in
Der bi,Iiaen 6dupttrafit Elm bcrpegener
@inbru4soiebItabt psriibt. Den Die
ben, bon benen ieoe Spur feblte, fiel
cine 8eute BON $4,000 &ronen in Die
Sdnbe.
3 runet #. Die 9roBen Suupts
mdn6per Ser Sirpler 3ruppen uno
2anolpebr IA. Q(rmeetorp5) finoen
beuer in Ser 9eaeno bon 9runed 1tott.
9 . a p It. Der MiniIterprdIis
bent Baron 5eierpdrp bat iiin9it err
tldrt, Dab Meupablen gum ungarii9en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er't na0 Der @rs
nii6terung hes @oltes bon Der Wublz
arbeit Ser &oaIition ausgeI6rteben
peroen pitroen.
TIoriSoprf, Der in GBlina
gen bel 0robsgn5er5oorf po9n9ofte
70 Sabre alte WagnermeiIt er @rnit
M}en3l fubr in einem perIonensug Der
NorolpeItba9n bon bier nu6 SebleIees
G%trebersoorf, Der Sue bieIt ieooh
in Streberaoorf ni6t, Rai@ entI6lpiz
fen IprunQ Der Greis aus Dem in po1cr
5abrt befinolihen 3ugc. 8emcrten8s
ipert6 lit, baB Der olte Mann bel bies
fem Wugntb nit bios leidten 9ers
lebungen boppntam.
3. Den Grben beS beritorbes
men Nfrifas6orIhers Sermdnn b.
Mibmann 1T bon Der llnfals@erii6ee
rungs 3 0cIeli6aft nunme9r Die
Gumme BON 10000 9ronen ausges
5ablt lporoen. Nad Iangem Sperren
bat sic @eienidaft unertannt, oob ea
iih bel Dem jdben Sooe bes SorI6ers,
Der ouf Der Saeo ourh einen S6ub
aus bem eigenen 9eipebr iein @noe
fonb, ni1t UNI Selbltmorb, ionoern
Inn einen unfuG 9anbelte.
Snnsbrud. NG6it Ncuitift i'm
Stuboit6ol ipurben pref Burden BON
elmer 2alpine mitgeriIen. @iner ba'
BON, Numens Sran3 S46n6err, puroc
%get00tet,
3. Der &unItmii6lenbeIiber
9lois 6artnnQner in 8uQneutir6en,
@orItonOsmit0lieb Der Ginger Sru6t'
b0rle. 1T in Die bo69ebenbe GuIen &C.
itiirat uno ertrunten.
M era II. Sm Gteinbrude an
Sini6 Iino brei 2trbtiter BON abItiir'
aenoem Steiu perT6iittet porben. 3ipe'
bobon pnrben 3ermalmt. Der brittle II
auf Dem transport bierber seitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
2Ne6fen6ura,

Neu # reltb. Na9 Dem tiirali9
betannt sege6enen Grgebniiie Der
8olts5dblung i'm @robberaogtbum
MedlenburssS trelib betru9 Die ortsr
antpeienoe 8epDlierung am 1. 9eaemz
Der 1905 103,251, sesen 102,602 am
l. DECEMBER 1900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
SnxemGnrg.

2urem sur g. Nus @nIab ieis
ner Sbronbelieigurg getpGbrte Der
Grobber5og nit einigen ginIdrantuns
gen einen NaAlab nieoriger Gelos uno
@efdngnibItrafen uno bon Strafen
fir unfreiwiaige SObtung, &0rperpers
Iesuns oosr granoitiftuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
@eaerrei6.

90 ien. Graf Otto Napbars, Der
unldngit Der Grmorbung ieiner 9ante,
Wittpe 9inicSfp, bei4uloist iparo, 1T
nun aud perOd6tig. Den 9utabeiiber
Span RatoDs3fp our9 0ift aus Der
Melt geI6afft gu BADEN. gr pernals
tcie osilen Gut uno perltano es. ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

na6 1T ausI4Iieblid Die preuBiIts
3laTenlotterie in Nn6alt sugeIaIIen,
oas oafiir BON 4reuben idbrli4 1888.
600 Murt erbGlt.
@rolen. Geitorben lit hierorts
Ser Slii9el= Qbiutout pe3 GiirTten pon
@at6sts pprmont Gberit 4iIbeIm b;
Wpeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
0f0en6urd.

Gutin n. 9as Sloenburger &ul@
tusminiiterium bat cine petition UNI
3ulafung bon Mdbden gum 9pmnds
fun in Gutin tpegen rmanselnben
1rtlihen 8ebirfniRes" abselebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

@eri6tSpotI5ieber ais
. o95eitSgaIt. Sn Neapel iollte
Die Grauung OeS 5iiriten 9rimaloi
nit Der Signorina Wiu5i, elmer rei6en
Grbin, itattfinoen. 9as junge paar
mar geraoe, bon Samilienangeb0rigen
lrno Greunoen begleitet, an Staotz
bouie angetommen, mo Der Stanbess
beanie lie fir bas Ge6en pereinigen
Ioate, als pl0bli6 Elm - Oeri6tss
poll3ieber ouftau9.e llnb Dem iibers
rai9ten Yrdutigam cine iofort pols
ftredbare Rednung iiber Die Propiiion
borlegte, Die er einem Seirutbsbureau
osrIpro6en battle, Dem er Die 8etdnnts
i6dft feiner 9raut p%erbantte. Der
Shirt proteItirte energiId gegen Die uns
pi1tommene unterbredylng uno bate
aud ni6t genug ,&leingelo" bel ii6,
um ben laItisen Wabner gu befrieois
gen. 60 CAB es oenH einen ie6r bdBz
Iiden 4uftritt, Der bamit enoete, Dap
elm paar @enbdrmen ben 9rdutigam
ipie bsn Nou3ieber oes @siebes miteins
amber auf Die nGdite poli3eiitution gu
ndberer 4useinanoeriebung idleppten.
Die Srauung a6er mubte ~porldufig
oieies 3pii4enialls ipesen unterbleis
ben.
ginbru9 NIT Muitbes
eleitung. Bon orei BEL Dem
0atpirtb &ieburs in Berlin 5edenoen
iungen 2euten e%nifernten iih 5ipei.
pdbreno Der brittle ods SrdeItrion oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
Sa@(eu.

DRESDEN. Sas Sebanfeft fon
in bieiem Sabre in DRESDEN bur4 cine
Reibe Matchmaker aDrperihaften IN
aan3 DEFENDERS feierlider Weile be-
gausen tperben. Man bGlt in 4nbes
tratt bes anoauernoen Grn5tes Der
psltpOliti1den Gage elm berartises
feierli1es grinnern an Die eroben
Waffentbatsn Don 1901 ooppelt
BON N0tben.-Der &0nis bat benz td9s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
SGweis.

Germ. Der leiten6e MusIGub bes
Snitiatios 8omitea fir ben 9erner
Nlpenour6li6 iprad itG einltimmig
fir Ole 2oeti6bergtrace aus, nit einem
Gunnel ppn 131 Silometern 2dnge
unb eleftrif9em @etrteb. Die 9aus
Iumme betrG9t i%ntluIipe Sinan3irungss
fpIten i'm Mdrimum 100000
Srancs, fol- ii6 ober nu9 Nusarbeis
tuna Der Ginaelofferten ipeientli6 err
mGbiQcn.-0urA cine 2aipine muroe
bas Gaitbdus 9dre0g am Gismeer
pberbalb 0rinoelpaIO Serlt0rt. Ser
alte 9du ipuroe gang, Der reue grDBs
tentbeils 5eril0rt.
3 Ii / d. @eorg gaumber9er, Hes
batieur Der yNeuen 3iiri1er Nu6ri6s
ten," bat prs Ginger 3eit in 3iiri6 baS
Subilium ietneS por 25 Sabren erfolgs
ten Gintritts in Den SournalismllS ses
feiert.
8aeI Der GepierlngSrdt6 bat
Die @in0aye Der tatboliI6en Gemeinbe
In 8afel Inn unterftiibung ibrer &uls
tu83ipede ols ben 8eIimmungen Der
@erfdHuna pioerfpre6snb absepisIen.
Die omeritdniS6e M6belfdtrit i'm
bena6barten 9irsfcl0en 1T our6
Brand serItOrt porben.
Mor9ou II. Die jungfreiIinnigen
@ruppen beS &dntons Margau bes
'6toiIen in 8noen in elmer @ott8pers
1ammlung, cine eigene tantonate Orr
ganiiation az bilben. S6re Senber5
ridtst ii6 oegen Den goubernsmsHteten
TreiIinn.
go t. Der 5ibrer beS S6reis
nsrI:reit5, Neumann, BE-. aus 9reuBen
Ttammt. lit in 2aulanne perbaftet tpors
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06
gus Der Rbrinpfalt.

GpeDer. Ra4 elmer bonn @erein
fir @einbau unb Weinbanbel Der
N~beinpfal5 perOfentlidten Statiitit
iiber Die Sraubenernte Der pfal3 i'm
Sabre 1905 be5iffert iih bas Saupts
ertrdgnib auf 60.498 1uber imWertbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-06

Q ortmunb. Die Stabtperoro>
netcn bel9loHen Ole Grri9tung elmer
&edtsI6ubltele fir lnbemittelte auf
ftGoti1de Soften unb beipiQisten bier
fir 1000 Mart.
s ogen. Der 9ebeime Gommera
5ieuratb Strip b. Sriebldnoer bat an
iGBli1 be8 ihm bonn Saiier p%erliebenen
@Sels Der peniionsfaffe Der taufmdns
nii6eu 4nseiteaten Der Sirma Gmaz
ruel Srieoldnosr 6: So. 100000
Mfart iiberipieien.
% e r 3 o + I. Der Snbaber Der
Tirma &arl Berg in Gpeting, 9oms
mer5ienratb &arl Berg in 2ioenf4eio,
bat Dem Neutrality-suspicious. fir Die
9eamten uno Mrbeiter Der Sirma 10,z
900 Marf iibertpiefen. 0ieIe Summe
lit cine Grgdrouna Der fdon beitebens
ben HubcIf>Stiftlna, Die oaau bez
timmt 1T, ben geamten uno 4rbeitern
fotpie beren Samilisn cine ~beIonoere
llnterftibune al bieten. mo Die 2eiz
i%iunsen Der fonitisen aaFsn nidt aass
reihen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
A REPUBLICAN ROW
PENSACOLA G. o. F. IS BADLY
 SPLIT UP.
County Committee Refutes Action of State Committee In Endorsing Me- GOurin and Northup For Re-
 Appointment By President.
Pensacola. Fla, Dec. a8-(speaial.)- )-

Pensacola. Fla, Dec. 2S-(spe oiaLl-- The Republicans of Eseambia County have engaged in a lively rtw over the Pensacola offices, which are shortly to be filled for another term by the Fres- ident
 Some weeks ago the Stats Republican Committee met and endorsed Thomas F McCourin for appointment as GOit- ed States Marshal. the position which he now holds. ana W H. Eorthup for re-appointment as postmaster. Now the County Executive Committee ,akeS up fha fIsrht and condemns the State Com naittee for its action. and in speeches before the meeting. which was held to- day. the state Committee was arraign- ed both Individually ana coliectlNei2 for making endorsements without con spltine the County Comm4rtee, and ih4- ally other endorsements were made for the positions named.
 <, BtR 1k4 Robinson. formerly post
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

gentlemen invited by him to a stag din- ner last evening. and the circle of black coats about the table only served to intensity the red of the table decora- tions. 1t might be said also that tho black of the evening coats was the only thing that was not bright durins the evening. for the excellent menti, fine wine genial host and conRenial company opened the floodgates of wit and repartee, and the room fairly flashed with bon mOts at brlght speeches. The center piece was tho bright red leaf of the pomisettaa and prettily combined to give the effect. Silver dishes of red bon bons added their bit of color and hand painted holly wreaths marked the places of Col- onel Russelrs guests. Messrs. Winston Jones' w II. Gentry. Erwin Craighead. G. L. Smith, F. L. Ross, Murray Wheeler. J w. WhitinP Dr. Rhets Goode. D. P. BestOr. E. J, Buck, Ps U. Lyons. A. l.. Lyons. B.. B. Boon@ E. D Ledvard, ?. D. Barker. G. B, Thames ]. Pollock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Tn,r Shin Tn MnhiIeN

The Italian ship Ferrera which was recently hoated is to be towed to Mo bile to go into the dock there For re- pairs. The contract for repairing the ship has been awarded to a local firm. but owing to the fact that the Spanish naval dock which Is sometimes used in docking merchant vessels is now stead fly in use repairing naval ships, the vessel had to be carried to Mobile to be docked. In addition to having the keel badly damaged the vessel also had the anchor of another ship driven through her hull. The anchor has been removed and temporary repairs made, so that she can be lowed to Mo bile. This morning workmen began loading two hundeed tons of ballast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

master. was endorsed as roatmast CT, and Bruce s, Weeks for United States Marshal In making tho endorsen ent for postmaster, the Republicans pessed resolutions regretting the deplOrable manner in which the local postofii2e has been conducted by the appointee and calls for change in the office
 The apointments are to be made dur ing the early portion of the coming year and it is expected that the fight between the County Committee and State Committee will be interesting from now until the parties are named who are to fill the offices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Timber merchants are complaining over the shortage of cars, which pre- vents them getting timbeT from the mills to load vessels. and a numbe" Of ships are being delayed in port on this account. and also on account of the scarcity of lighters to handle lumber after it reaches port.
 Several steamers are now in port awaiting lumber and timber to finish eargoes, and it is the claim of the meF- chants that the ear shortage is the cause. The hurricane also wrecked q large number of the lighters and de- struyed some of the wharVes, so that even when lumber does reach here 1t cannot be hghtered out to ships.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Ru.s,ou Coverhor Assnsslnntsd.

Omska. Aslatic Russia. Dec. 2S.- General Litcinoff. Governor of the pro vince of Akmolinsk was assa sassinated in the street close to his o6ice today by two unknown men e. g4,..s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qutnine Tab lets Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure E. W. GROVES sigma ture is on each box. 25c. 1-tu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
To Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria
 and Build Up the SyNten- Take. the old Standard GROVES TASTE LESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you arc taking The formula plainly printed on every bottle, showing 1t is simply Cui- nine and Iron in @ tasteless form The Quf- nine drives out the malaria and the iron builds up the system, Sold by all deaisrM for 27 years. Price 50 cents. sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
nonl,. HIertion vnIIa.

Paris, Dec 2S.-The chamber of de- puties today decided that the latest election of Count Boni de CAstellans to tho chamber wRA yalia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
soclaI nnd Personal.

Miss Mary Hagan entertained very prettily this afternoon at her home on Church street, two score or more young girls enjoying with her the game of cards and the luncheon which Dreced- ed it. The long drawing room was dec. orated in bamboo and touches of Christmas red and looked most attrac- tive Miss Betty Hagan and Miss Lilly Vaughan kept the score for the play CTS, who were Misses Emma Heirony- mons. Sadie and Evelyn Shields, Kath- erine Donald. Bessie Mayors, Fidelis McKeon, Tillie Pope, Louise Overall, Marie Christian, Tonic McIntoAh, Mar garet Webb. Hattie May, Horst Glen Mckenzie. Mary Mott Rhett. Annette Mountain, Mildred Dortch. Fendley Glass. Harriet Fitts. Annie Carol Hoff- man. Lonlie Lesesne, Helen. Turner, Bessie Hybart. Carmen Hanlein, Gene vfeve Watson, Lucille Burke. Ettd McGowan and Cornelia Nelson. The first prize was a silver filagree cologne bottle, the second. pretty picture frame. and the consolation. gauge fan,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mir. Eugene Jcnes of Selma is spend ing the holidays with relatives and of honor at an egg-nog frolic given by his sister Miss Achie Jones Her guests were Misses Edith Marichal Olive Brewer, Louise and Gertrude Wilkins and Messrs. Olyer Hume, R A. Provost, R. c. Ogburn. D. E. Smith and D. P. White.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
MARBLE.

Curbow- Clapp Marble Co. Marble and Granite Monuments. 209-211 Dexter. Phone 145.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

The Christmas tree and dinner for the Mission Sunday school of Christ Church parish was given today in tho King.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

This week the college girls and boys hold the centre of the stage, and the older set have ample time to admire their Christmas presents and prepare for the Strikers ball, Last evening the Christmas hop of the Knott High School was the drawing card for the young people, and a taking card 1t was. German Relief Hall was decorated in the blue and white of the school col ore. blue and white roses being twin ed in and out of the bamboo that dec- orated the chandeliers and draped the windows. On the stage were palms and cosy seats for tete a tetes, and Davidson's orchestra supplied the music for the dance. Out of five hundred invitations issued. the larger number were accepted and the floor we'll filled with happy dancers. Lemonade and punch were served during the evening. The official chaperones of the dancers were the Misses Knott, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Overall, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Dortch, Mir and Mrs. Robert Hunter, Mr. and hEra..Ex ea.xssay sarAee. AEEs and Mrs. George Leatherburys and Mir. and Mrs. R. ". Taylor.
 The young ladies on the Committee of Arrangements to whom success of the evening was due, were Misses Sa- die Leatherbury. Marion Hunter, Louise Overall, Mildred Dortch, Dorothy Car ter, Helen Taylor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

The Newman Circle believes in the old adage that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy--so last evening they case Dante and abstruse.F abstract questions to theswinds and played cards instead The meeting took plare at the home of Miss Casy on s. Hamilton street, an dthe yellow and white of the Newman Circle colors was replaced by the cheerful red and green Of the Christmas decorations, The Circle, thirty-five in number. were all present. The number was increased to nearly seventy by the gentlemen who were honored as guests. There were eleven tables of six hand bid euShre and handsome cut glass trophies were in the game, were the coffee table and the punch table. the former presided over by Mrs. Duffee of Atlanta. Mrs. Ben Chambers and Miss Gertrude Weeks. the latter bv Misses Raviere. Anna Norvell and Hazel Minto. The score was kept by Mrs Finkbomme.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

A prie dieu draped in a handsome silk shawl, and decorated in white The bridal party entered to Lohens grin's wedding march, played on plano and violin. Miss Olivia Armbrecht and Miss Matte Roberts were bridesmaids and Mrs. Hugh Hybert. matron of hon. or. The bride who enteres ---ith her father. wore a gown of white organ die over silk. soft tulle veil and bou- uuet of white carnations tied with tuIle.
 A large reception followed the core mony and at midnight Mir. and Mrs. Grove left for trip to Florida. Later they will go to Marlow, Ala, their future home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

The Discards were entertained yes- terday by Miss Adele Batre with only one vacancy Mrs. Cary Butt being the only honored guests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mir orviile Cawthon has returned from visit to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

The Hamilton Whist Club met yes- terday at Mrs. Harry Donalds. the following ladies~ taking part in the game: Mesdames F. P. Davis II. G. Guy Hamilton, R. Moore, Joseph Hodg- son. R. Rush, Sidney Robbins and Miss May Eanes. Miss Lulie LeBaron and Miss Julia McPhillips.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Miss Marie Celiste Maurv is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. William H. Ross.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Loretta Chamblin came next. dressed fin a two toned gold silk trimmed in cream rose bud applique. She also carried shower bouquet of cream colored rose buds.
 Then the bride with her father Mir orchestra played the wedding march. The bridal gown was of white silk null over chiffon taffeta. trimmed in pearl applique The wedding veil caught to her pretty gown by a wreath of orange blossoms, fell In folds until 1t almost covered the train of her gown. She carried q graceful bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 MT Calklns with his best man. Mir. Walter Cary, of Michigan met the bride at the altar and Father Shaw performed the ceremony.
 The dining room where healths were drunk after the ceremony was beauti- fully decorated in gold and white Gold ribbons fell from the chandeliers and to the table. Candelabra with yellow shades and yellow roses completed the decorations. The reception lasted but n short while as the bride and groom left on the S:25 o'clock train for Grand Rapids. Mich. the bride wearing a sty fish brown travelling gown. Hearty good wishes accompanied them.
 Mir William Buck Ross returned yes terday to his duties in St. Louis, after a flying trip home for Christmas.
 MT Joseph Hodgson left yesterday for New orleans and Texas.
 Col. E. l.. Russells home was bright with Christmas cheer and gay with Christmas eolors in compiment to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
TImher NIerchnnfs CnmnInIn.

into the vessel in order that she might be lowed to Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Miss Ruth Huger will arrive tomor- row from New York. Miss Meta Hu- ger will remain month longer with her aunt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mrs. H. s. Grant. of Charlottesville, Va, is the guest of Mrs. R. V. Taylor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mir. William Buck Ross returned yes terday to his duties in St. Louis after flying trip home for Christmas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith are he guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles JOnkiug
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Col. E l.. Russells home was bright with Christmas cheer and gay with Christmas eolors in compliment to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

MT. Joseph Hodgson left yesterday for New orleans and Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mir and Mrs Henry Bell Stamps and little son. are the holiday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Adam Glass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Miss Annie Knox Taylor is the guest of Mrs. Lucien Brown In Bir- mingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mrs. J. p. Morris. of Bagdad. Fla, and her four children are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. T. A White. having come to attend the Payne-White we'd ding which took place at the brides home this evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Miss Corinna Kirkpatrick visits home from her college in Washington, are happy occasions not only for her self. and her family, but for the many who love and admire her for her sweet. bright -,4rsonality. and the only draw back to her stay at home IS that 1t Is Christmas vacation has been crowned with some pleasure the crowEning fd EaL event snI parents. Mir and Mrs NJ. P. Kirk bride, at the Country Clqh this even about seventy-fve young people gath cred at the club about S:SO o'clock, and under the red and green garlands of inc Christmas decorations, enjoyed one of the nicest dances of the winter mality, even the usual receiving party heinz omitted. and Mir. and Mrs. TSirkbride and Miss Corinna alone do- ing the honors. During the evening a buffet supper was served. and about ,nidnight the dancers reluctantly had to turn their flying footsteps' to- wards the last car, a special for the occasion. The list of guests is too long to be published
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

The Christmas dinner and concert for last evening at 80 o'clock Miss Vir ginia Thomas. Mrs. J. s. Barrett, Mrs. Sid Dorgan and a number of other la dies who had worked energetically to make the occasion a happy one for the rovers of the deep. were more than sue cessful. and the evening more than full decorated in Christmas greens and looked very pretty. but the feast was not for the eyes only. and a substantial and delicious dinner was served. At formers included Mrs Ben Kohlman, Mrs. Leftwich. Mrs. Mona Garnett Miss Adele Spies, Miss Grace Roberts and Mir Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

The marriage of Miss cammie Gould ana MT. Dana Z Grove took place last evening at o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs Crosby Gould GsrlandE Of Southern smilax, aad white chrysan- themums and large white wedding bells decorated the room in whichNthe ceremony took place, and the service was read by Rev. J. B. KA Spain. at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

MT. Collin Hughes. of Newburn, N. C.. ia in the city on a short visit to his cousin. Mrs. J. s. Barrett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Carolina Portland Cement Co.
 AIso Plaster, Fire Brick, Roofing Pkper. Stocks stored in l.. and N. dfess inquiries to Atlanta, Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Miss virginia Thomas spent Christ Point Clear. returning home yesterday.