The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
MANY WOMEN
WILL ATTEND
Social Features to the
Drumnlers' Meeting.
BIG ATTENDANCE IS EXPECTED
travelling Men From All Portions,
of State VIII Be Here
Sessions OF Grand Council Friday ana
saturday waleProve Very Happy
Occasion According to
An.icipntions.

"
Grip 10 be royalty entertained during
their attendance upon the sessions Ut
the Grand Council of the United Com
mcrcial Travellers OF Alabama Friday
and Saturday, but the hundred or nun
dred and fifty ladies who are expect.
ed to be in Montgomery at that time
will also be the recipients of many
attentions.
A meeting was held at the i3lks'
club rooms yesterday by a number of
interested ladies. at which plans were
laid for the entertainment of the Wis
iting ladies during the hours that their
husbands and brothers are busiiy en-
gagged in the sessions of the Griud
Council.
Among those who attended this meet
ing to plan entertainment were Mrs
e. q. Langham, Mrs. Harry >~Faber.
Mrs. ). r. Oglesby, Mrs. s. j. Bayne.
Mrs Dan s. ,.Oppenheimer. Mrs. Cliff
III Williamson, Mrs. ]. r. Ryland. Mrs
w. b. Friedman and Mrs J. A. Young.
1t Is expected there will be proba-
bly, 400 or more members of the vari-
Gus lodges of United Commercial Trav.
elers In attendance upon the meeting
OF the Grand Council. and in addition
there will be. according to the expec-
tations of those in charge of the affair.
probably a hundred or more visitors
and from 100 to $50 women who will
come to Montgomery at the time of
the session, accompanying their hus-
bands or other relatives.
The five local councils of the order
In Alabama, besides that at Montgom,
cry, will be well represented. They
are located at Mobile. Birmingham,
Selma. Huntsville and opelika.
The business sessions of the Grand
Council will be held Friday afternoon.
following the grand parade that Is. to
he held. The addresses of welcome
and responses and other opening cer-
emonics will be held Friday morning.
The sessions will be held at the BIZ
jou Theatre.
Saturday is to be devoted TO the So
eial side of life. big barbecue and
picnic at Electric Park being the most
important feature of the day. The
Irummers win attend the opening game
CT the Montgomery Memphis series at
the CAPITOL Heights ball park Saturday
afternoon. roofing for tMaiarky's bunch
some changes have been made with
In the past day or two in the program
In its present final shape 1t Is as fol-
lows:
Friday, May ~, 1907.
= Musical program, Hoffman's orenes-
ira.
Opening ceremonies. 10 a. M. Bijou
Theatre. (visiting delegates, members
and their ladies.)
PAYER. Rev.. Neal L. Anderson.
Addres of welcome. Hon. w. NJ
league, Mayor of MONTGOMERY. 4
Response. Gaynor st. j.. Turner,
Grand Counselor OF Alabama
Address. Gen. VIM. W. Brandon.
welcome in behalf of the State OF Ala
bama. ~
Address of welcome. Berto II. john
son senior Counselor OF Montgomery
Council,
Address, Rev. A. A. Little. Grand
The Order and What 1T Represents.
chas. w. Rice. Supreme Representa-
tive.
Parade Starting from Hijou Thea
tire at p. m
Platoon of police.
Hoffman's band.
Grand Counselor
Members OF Grand Council in Car
riagts. .us ~
Alabama and visiting Couhclior "a. -.
Ladies OF the Auxiliary in carriages.
orsanization of Grand Council ana
h,,siness session at Council Hau ~
p a adj reception and card party.
tan1ered by Montgomery Lodge NO.
5ss r. P. o. F.. Elks Home, D, M =
Informal reception and dance at
Electric Park Q D. M. MUSIC oy apm
mans, Orchestra. Gears leave court
sn,,aTa nkomptly at $50 p. m.)
SATURDAY,, June 1. 1907.
Meeting of Grand Council at Council
is trolley RiA to Electric Park 1890
a. Cars e, leave Court Square promptly
at this hourJ r,o.+.,,
picnic and Barbecue at Electro
Park. ...o
Baseball Game-Memphis VS.. MONT
gomery Called at $3.50 p. m.
Special Performance at Electric r rarN
Casino $3.50 p. ms Olympia opera COM
pany.
Gears leave Court SQUARE pfo"ip'''
at 8 p. ND
Sunday Morning. juno q, 1907.
sermon to travelling Men II a. NJ by
Rev. o. c. MeGetees pastor Court
street NJ. e. Church. the members
~ the Grand Council evil meet In a
bodv at the Council Hall at 1880
o'clock and march to-the church.
The committee in charge OF the en-
of the delegates follow:
WAYS and Mesns-Dan 6. Oppenifei-
v Langham. Frank Mcpherson, cliff
Fl. WilIiamsonh T. T. Grtel. Thee, l..
Mover. Frank M. Gilmer, w. B. Fried
man. Berto II. Johnson.
Arrangement-I. r.. oglesby chair
man: Berto H. Johnson, j r. Rylanl,
CIIfr II. Williamson Harry Faoer w
Nv. Meadows.
" Reception-s.. ]. Bayne, chairman;
Henry Moog. fVldore Cellner. =. o.
V. Morgan Morris w. @.
T. Frank James, Frank Me-
G. o. Bomar. j, A. Young,
j. S. PITTS, Jr. C. Holt Smith. Theo
dore f. Lobman George r.. Hall. I.
N. Douglass, n. S. Finch. Theodore =.
Meyer O. a. Johnston w: b. Fried
man. w. s. Vaughn, Leon Well. Robert
s Maxey. J. r. sims, Jake l.. Wolff.
The secretary and treasurer of Mont
rsomery council ENTERTAINMENT Fund IS
Frank NJ. Gilmer.
bureau of information win be 10
Gated at Fitzpatrick's Cafe Dexter
Avenue
Nh Final fIrpOrt Nndc.