The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
CLUBBUYS PROPERTY
HARMONY SELECTS FINE SITE FOR
 HOME.
VIII Erect Handsome Modern Three story Structure For Use of Its Members--Building Will Be-
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Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma Mou 10

? SelIlas Mdy 1o.
 From B. J. Schdster and Adolph Eliasberg the Harmony Club has pur- chased portion of the Weaver lot on Water Street between Broad and Lau. derdale Streets which those two yeE- tlemen recently bought The lot pur- chased by the Harmony Club is facing dfty feet on Water Street and runs back depth of 110 feet. Upon this lot, at an early date, the club will begin the building of a handsome club house.
 Plans for this building have already been drawn, but whether they will be accepted can not be said until a meet- ing of the club is held. These plans call for a modern three story building the front of which will be of white stone and white tiling bricks, and when completed the building will have cost about s30.000.
 The ground floor of the building will main entrance to the club in the centre. An offer has already been made for the rental of these stores for a period of ten years.
 The two top stories of the huilding will be used exclusively by the Harmony Club. and the building will be fitted up with an elevator as wei as wide stair eases. On the second floor will be To- cated large banquet hall fnrty-siN feet, besides numerous parlors and rooms which will be used by the club for various purposes.
 On the third floor there will he two large elegant parlors for the use of la dies fitted up with all modern luxuries and conveniences: There will also be a large dance hall, sixty-seven feet by fifty feet At one end of this hall there will be a stage thirty-one feet by ten feet. which will be used for amateur theatricalS
 This will give the Harmony Club large and commodious quarters which will be fitted up in most elegant man ner, and will be one of the finest club houses In the State. The building com mittee, which is composed of B. J Schuster, M. J. Meyer, Isaac Schwartz. A. Eliasberg, E. r. Ullman, Albert Tha1heimer and J. C. Adler. and who purchased the lot upon which the club house will be erected, are receiving the congratulations of the members of the club. The price which was paid for the lot is not made public, but 1t is believed to have been In the nelghbor- hood of S7.000.
 The Harmony Club is one of the old est Jewish social clubs in the State and was organized on August TO- 1869. For many years past the club has been oc- cupyIng rooms on Alabama Street, but they have outgrown these and for some time past have been considering the question of erecting a permanent home.
 When the club was organized on Au- gust 10. 1869, the papers which MT E. J. Schuster has in his possession names as charter members the following Will
 
 vice president :T. Adler, J. A. Vogel, Isaac Sterne, Sampson Fried, D. A. Heineberg. M. Rehoffer, F. J. Huffman, Nathan Kahn, l.. W. Levy, D. Good man. B. Adler, Sam Sterno, A. Hickman, L. Eichold, Charles Schonberg. Louis Buhler, A. Illman, Joseph Obendorf, Jake Long, B. Eliasberg, s. Sulzhacher. F. Eichold. M. J Meyer, A. Elkan, A s. Katzenberg. Joe Never. Of these charter members, J. A. Vogel. Nathan Kahn, Sam Sterne, M J Meyer and A. S. Katzenberg are stlI residents of Selma. while in other cities there still lives Sampson Fried. F. J Huffman, A. Hickman and l.. Eichold.
 Think They've Struck Silver.
 J. H. Jones. a citizen of Camden, Wilcox County, who runs as mail agent between Camden and Selma, today reported that it is strongly be- lieved that vein of silver has been located in Wilcox County. A min eral which Is believed to be silver was found upon farm near McWilliams some weeks ago but as yet this min erai has not been analysed.
 Mir. Jones this morning stated that