The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-28

seven and half years for his part in | The second nerro wa. named R,Il Summerfieid. He had. been convict ed Of m"rdor. haying killed a member or his race in Nsrengo County some time ago. Summarized was sentenced Tor forty-three and half years in tho | coal mines.
 After spending nix hours in the coun- ty jail here. the four prisoners were taken to tn different trains this af- ternoon and continued on their way to their destinations.
 Crap sh0oters Fined. On the charge Of having enjoyed a game Of craps there was tried in po- young negroes. These five, negroes, Oscar Clark. Waddic Hale. Brinoy Johnson. Leo Jackson and Jahn Da- wis. were in the game which was raided by police officers in the Hud. son-Irby building last week. Each of them were fined $25 or fifty days on the streets.
 Since the raiding of the crap game last week the five negroes tried in police court this morning for gaming makes thirty-sfx negroes who have been tried and convicted for that off, | rense during the past ten days. A Midnight Fire. The Fire Department was called across the rail to North Sylvan Street last night about 12 o'clock. by an alarm turned in from Box 36 The fire destroyed two negro cottages and bad ly damaged the two adjoining on each side of the blaze. The fire is supposed to have originated in the house owned or1rnA fn1, ard Emanuel, and from this house spread to an adjoining one owned by Duncan Irby. The loss is estimated at about $1 300 which is partly covered by insurance.
 Stewart Mallory.
 A great deal of interest was centered in the marriage of Miss .Irma Byrd Mallory and Mir. Edgar Al Stewart which ocurred this afternoon at 3:3o o'clock at the home of the brides par ents, Hon. and Mrs. H. s. p. Mallory on Lapsley Street,
 It was a very quiet affair. only close relatives of the contracting parties being present. The parlor where the ceremony was performed was beau tifuIly decorated with palms and yellow .chrysanthemums. The bride entered the room on the arm of her father. who gave her away. They were met at the place of celebration by the bridegroom, attended by his brother. Mir. Claude Stewart. as best man. and Rev. ] l.. Rosser, pastor of the First Baptist Church, who oficiated in very inn pressive manner.
 The bride was becomingiy gowned in a stylish travelling gown Of blue with which she wore tan shoes. gloves and hat en suite.
 shortly after the ceremony the young couple left for a wedding journey to Atlanta and on their return home vii! he domiciled at the home of the bride- eroom's parents. Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Stewart, on Dallas Street.
 Both the bride and bridegroom are members of prominent families and claim a large circle of devoted friends.
 Mrs. Jones Entertains.
 One of the fandsomest of this sea- sons brides, Mrs. F. l.. Davidson, was guest of honor at beautiful function yesterday afternoon, wAen she was en, C. Jones, at her Spacious .new home on Mabry Street.
 The color scheme was pink and yell low, and the apartments where the games were played were artisticaiiy decorated with yellow and pink flow CTS, candles burning beneath pink and yellow shades. and palms.
 The guests were met in the hall by Mrs, A. w. Cawthon and Mrs. O. M. Cawthon, and were received in the front parlor by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Davidson. At an exquisitely appointed table deli:ious pun:h was served by Miss Belle Barber.
 Six hand euchre was played and the first brize, a gorgeous bunch of yellow chrysAnthemums, was won by Mrs. Hugh Mallory. Mrs. Raiford and Mrs. Broadstreet tied for the second trophy bunch of pink chrysanthemums, which fell to Mrs. Broadstreet on the cut. The honoree was presented with handsome linen centerpiece with honoton lace edge.
 At conclusion of the games ices in chrysanthemums and cakes on which were inscribed "A. B. D." were served. Social anu Personal. Little Miss Annie Agee left this af- ternoon for Marion to spend Thanks giving with her sister, Miss Lucy Agee. who attends school at the Judson.
 Mrs. w. A. Cobb and Mrs. J. B. Hurley are in Montgomery, attending the State Convention of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railroad Con- ductors.
 Ed Powers of Greensboro spent to- day in the city.
 pr. Barron of Newberne was a vis- itor to the city today.
 A. P. Leiser of Browns station. was visitor to Selma today.
 . Prof. Maurice Ryer. Prof. J. R. Groves, and Will Baker, left this af- ternoon to attend a house party which is being given by Miss Bessie Binion in Evergreen. In Montgomery they will be Joined by MT. and Mrs. w. F. NieI, MT. and Mrs. George Bruner, Miss Ethel Pitcher. Miss Mary Bruner and Miss Belle Stuart. MT. J. w. McFer- rin of Selma will leave tomorrow morning for Evergreen and will also attend the house party.