The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-23
By Mrs. L M. deCoffes

tors. The prizes were awarded as fol- lows:
 First, foot race for boys under sixteen years. The prize was a hat won by Herbert Graydon.
 Second. foot race for girls under fifteen years. two pound box of candy. won by Miss Marie Blasser.
 Third. climbing a greased pole with dollar on top, won by William Blas- ser.
 Fourth foot race for men, a half dozen pair hose, won by Thomas Eu- gene.
 Fifth. the hitting of box of candy with ten foot pole by ladies blinded, won by Lucille Minto.
 Sixth, best lady target shot, a box of candy, won by Mrs. c. R. Brogree.
 Seventh, best man target shot, box of cigars, won by M. D. Dibble.
 Eighth, best lady dancer. a pair of long gloves, won by Miss Annie Boyle.
 Ninth, best man dancer, a novelty walking cane, won by D. P. Arch deacon.
 The success of the seventh annual picnic of the employees of the West ern Railway shops was much due to the efficient committees and chairman who served with such untiring energy. It was a rare pleasure long to be re- membered by their co-workers, their families and friends The committees were:
 Committee on General Arrangement -C. Parker. W. L. Dean, Albert Jones, c. W. Deane
 Committee on Finance-C. Parker, J. e Cunningham, W. L. Dean.
 Committee on Refreshments-John Bedford, c. c. Evans, W. A. Thomp- Tt11i F. Smith, H. Mills.
 Committee on Dancing-C. B. Arch deacon. l.. F. Graham. J. A. Bedford. Julius Afford.
 Basket Committee-M. s.ewnson, E. W. Bagley. S. H. Massenberg, John Coniff, W .E. Reasonover.
 Amusement Committee-C. Parker, O. W. Dean. Albert Jones.
 MIR. LOEB CELEBRATES
 TwENTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY.
 Mir. Victor Loeb entertained at din- ner Friday evening in celebration of the twenty-first anniversary of his birthday. His friends were enter tained at the home of his uncle, MT. Leon Loeb, where in the beautiful din- ing room at well appointed table fourteen covers were laid. The color plan carried out with exquisite taste
  ing was of oleanders and nasturtiums MT. Lucien Loeb acted as toastmaster of the occasion and to the young host who has just reached manhood many clever and appropriate toasts were drunk in champagne
 MT. Victor Loeb's guests were MT. and Mrs. Leon Loeb, Miss Carrie Loeb. Miss Adele Loeb, Mir. Ralph Loeb, Mir. Lester Loeb, MT. Jack Baer. Er. Lu- F4eo Blanche Loeb, MT. Terry Winter, Mrs. Florine Winter and MT. Milton Win ter.
 MARRIAGE IN NEW YORK OF
 MISS MARKS AND MIR KAUFMAN.
 A marriage of interest to Montgom- erians which took place in New York at high noon last Monday is that of Miss Carol Marks. formerly of Mont gomery. and MT. Lewis Rogers Kauf, man. The bride wore a robe of real lace and chiffon over satin and car ried a bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley. She wore a mag nificent pendant wheel of diamonds. present from the groom and an heir loom.
 The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Felix Marks, formerly of Mont gomery. and is a niece of MT. Nathan
  city. She is a young woman of rare beauty and charming personality. She is of the Gibson Type with crown of Titan hair and much admired here while on e visit to her cousin. Mrs. Gerson.
 MT. Kaufman is a prominent young architect of New York, who has re- gently returned from four years stay in Paris where he pursued the study of his profession. Many friends here will extend congratulations to this young couple.
 MIR. STEWART MARRIED. |
 Miss Lucille Stuckey and MT. Roscoe | Stewart were married yesterday after noon at the parsonage of the Court | Street Methodist Church, Rev. O. c. McGehee officiating. The bride wore a toilette of tan and brown with hat. | gloves and shoes to match. Shortly | after the ceremony, the young couple | left for Talladega Springs. where they | will spend some time. After their re- turn they will reside at their home on Decatur Street, recently purchased by | the groom.
 The bride is the attractive daughter of Mir. James Stuckey and formerly | lived in Ozark. The groom is highly | esteemed young business man. Their | friends will wish this young couple | long, happy and prosperous married life.
 NOTICE, AUXILIARY TO o. R. c.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will meet We'd nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All | members are requested to attend.
 Mrs. J. c. Elliott.
 Secretary and Treasurer.
 A number of young people. chaper- oned by Mrs. T. B. Wilkerson, enjoyed | A subscription dance at Pickett Springs | Friday evening. Those who attended were:
 Miss Helen Steiner. Miss Rebecca Rutledge. Miss Ellen Tyson Miss Annie Solomon, Miss Ida Parrish, Miss Annie Danziger Miss Maude Howe, Miss Prescott Blanton, Miss Catherine O'Connell. Miss Sarah Tarren Wilker- son, Miss Clara Ellen Forbes. Miss Ellen Dexter. Miss rankie Haltiwan- ger. Miss Phedora Randolph. Miss Willie Gayle, Miss Georgia Saf- ford. Miss Julia May Hen derson. Miss Edith Steiner. Miss Flor ence Norwood, Miss Kate Steiner. Miss Sarah Halls, Miss Mary Cobbs; MT | Herbert Galloway, MT. Vandiver Lag enby, MT. Pen Morrisette, Mir. Thorn ton Clarke. nr. Wilmer Flynn, MT. Brock Tabor, MT. Ed. Graham Mir. Ed | Teague, MT. Penrose Stout, Mir. Sam Ellsberry. MT. Morgan Browder. MT. Harris Washburn, MT. H. Patterson, MT. S Dowdell, Mir. c. D. Tallman, MT. Brown Gaston, MT. Joe Person, MT. Powell Holt, MT. Paul Fuller, MT. Rob ert Griggs MT Charlie Brame MT.