The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-12
CAR and Tennis.

a Golf and Tennis.
Mantle. Nav IL. --tSpecial.)-- Jill ~
<pre nof athletic in these late sprins
4 DAYS which have the crispnesSs cnnse-
Il carly season you are Oh .aI or So
q uuence to the world IN genera
u ciaty III particular. ,nnins
Isl Tennis and golf have been ar,e
neck and neck for first place sa.ided-
Il firne but today golf was most ave
y ~ IN the lead. This was iaIseS .ar.
\ Ia the fact that the finish Oh wy ssthIy
~ mis- Tournament is not yet anu com,.
will not be for some weeks 10 .o W.
for Mr.. Gesner McCorvey, one VI .ne
4! chief contestants, is i'll with Ieve,'
hro1leht on no doubt by the s''e"
K onsness of tournament play
most exciting contest for goII h t'is
ors was that played on the linH @,or..
afternoon by Mr.. AorpT III was the
and Mr.. L. J. Davis. This "a' 10
ufna-,,n of what has been IONS
arawu nut series of games IN oruer
/ thai by elimination the best man
81 s,,.foht win The outcome OF TINS ar
tarnoon's finals, whereby the wlnn's ,
secures the Secretary's cup prese" ~
~ afr. w. H. Monk, Jr., was OIL tne
7 resrnst interest and many were oil the
club house porch to see the tee OH anu
Z the final putt.
There were a number too, who play
"a OF competitions for balls, among
them Messrs. Horton Fall, Jr., NUT
ray Wheeler, j K. Clarke, IT. hop-
ert Hunter, f. J. Buck. F. n. heese'
Walter Horne, ] S. Raymond W. H.
4 Monk, Jr.
The women were there in large
numbers, among them Mrs. Inge Sci
den, Mrs. Imogene Little, Mrs. f. ~
Reese, Mrs. w. b. Thomas, Mrs.
b. Waterman, Misses Marie Bush,
Kate Crawford, Emma Rhett' HENRI
Trx. Moore
This afternoon was quite in con-
trast to what next Saturday promises
TO be as some of the hest of the golt-
ers anticipate leaving on Friday TO
give Birmingham the benefit OF their
mighty strokes on Saturday. These
men who are among those compose the
3 band of golfers known as Pirates
a are: Pirates Walter Horn, l.. ]. Da-
1vis, f.. J. Buck. ]. s. Raymond ana
E. r.. Clarke.
That Col. e. L. Russell and Private
q John Allen are on a fishing trip TO
q Coden is of much interest, for the lat
tiers reputation for always hitting the
nail ON the head with his apropos Jokes
and stories is a well-known fact. This
fishing trip will doubtless give him
much food for conversation and Mo-
bilians are awaiting his return on Mon
/ day with interest and bated breath.
Mrs. Sidney Rosenbaum will be the
hostess next Thursday for the Ma
irons Card Club meeting.
Mr.. Frank Smith, who with Mr..
George Mcclellan, compose due of
bachelors, who have most artistic
n and attractive place at Spring Hill, left
Il for the East last evening. Mr.. Smith
was called away by the serious illness
of his mother and Mr.. Mcclellan dur
Ing Mr.. Smiths absence will have as
3 his guests at different times Mr.. Hor-
ton Fall. Mr.. Hammond Gayfer and
Mr.. Murray Wheeler.
A weeks end party that left in high
spirits today for Point Clear was that
: composed of Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Led
yard, Miss Mamie Triplett, Miss Meta
Huger, Mr.. o. f. Cawthon, Jr., and Ed
kwin Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hall, who left on the Friday after
loon boat for the above destination,
ad the large and perfectly appointed
TALL homestead in perfect order to re-
sfvs their guests and merry time is
ntlcipated until their return to the
ity Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Lowenstein an
ticipate leaving for French Lick Springs
Monday.
This morning the Shaksperean Club
heiu It's regular weekly meeting at the
residence OF Mrs. C. j. Torrey. The
review meeting which. like so MANY
AFFAIRS of the week, was postponed on
account OF rain, viii take place next
TUESDAY at the residence of the Presi-
Il dent, Mrs. John G. Mann.
MRS. ]. A. Waters who has recently
returned from her wedding tour to
10 ~,
coming CONNECTIONS. One OF her gowns. a
white linen and lace embroidered in
y blue In which she appeared at Mrs.
Luces card entertainment, was notice.
ably attractive and pretty.
Mrs. Louis Forchheimer leaves on
Monday for French Lick Springs.
Misses Meta and Ruth Huger. one
among the first to take their depart
ure for the summer season. They will
leave Wednesday afternoon and go df-
rect TO /Asheville North Carolina. At
ter few rays there with Mrs Charles
Huger and Mr. Edmond Huger, they
wall be guests for week of relatives
In Charleston, South Carolina. A de-
tour will be made at Norfolk for the
purpose of seeing the jamestown Ex-
& posit4on, after which New York city
q is their destination
Mr.. Joseph Goldstucker OF New York,
spent a few days of the past week in
the city.
Mrs. George HerV-y who has been
spending a few weeks in Waco. Tex.
returned home on yesterday.
Several invitations which read as
follows, have been received In this
city.
"The pleasure of your presence is
requested at the unwilling of the
Statue of Ensign Worth Bagley in
n Capitol Square at Raleigh, North caro-
lima on Monday, the twentieth of May,
1907
n Although the young hero never Visi-
ted the city. he had many friends here
who had known him elsewere on his
\ cruise and at Annapolis The Wins
slow on whose decks he was killed.
was sent here to be repaired after the
q accident where Captain Beruadoes.