The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

occupation of pitching she wears biooners. spiked shoes and mans regulation glove.
 Miss Weiss pitches for team of ed the "Weiss Ali stars" She ig with the team because the manager, Charles Heidion heard of her remarkable abili.
 S. aS paysaF sRFsSs0 sS last sesso sEawRf Rsth 0ta Ss Vermiiion team and pitched against strong amateur and ssmi-professional spGs M s.r a rss Sysr sa 2a0 psa Sss ssr Rsss S right. along through the season than did the men who opposed her. This year she bids fair to do stili better much stronger than last season.
 Before Mss Weiss joined the Yer million team shs acquired repuration only fair speed but q good curve and her strongest point is her almost per- feet control.
 DANCE FOR VISITING .,,n.
 one of the most enjoyabIs of the sub. scription dances of the season was the informal hop at wniSn as q rraSan aSm0sT syen. o ing at Pickett Springs in comphmsns to several visiting young ladies. Tns grand march which was participated n Rgan at 9:s0 o'clock was led by Mr: sam Elisberry assisted by Miss Lillian Crouch of clarkesviile. Tenn. who was attired in white tissue over white SIX.
 Miss Gertrude Berry Of Columpus' Ga. was gowned in white lingerie.
 Miss Ethel Saffold of Wasnlngton' D. e, wore c costume of white lin- gerie over pink silk - a toiIett of white silk with touches or black velvet.
 Miss Katherine Courtney wore a hand-m made gown or white nngssles
 Mss Minnie Reese Richardson of New York was attired in gown Of violet liberty silk.
 gown of pink lingerie.
 Miss Mildred Morris of St. Louis was gowned in yellow silk null and lace
 Miss Sadie Andrews ot Atlanta was
 Among the chaperones were MT ana Mrs Robert Henderson,. MT. and MIs. A. c. Forbes. MT. and Mrs. Morris Mr; and Mrs. W. A saffoid. and AAr. and
 Ths dancers included Miss Katherine Courtney of Mobile, Miss Mildred Nor ris of St. Louis. Miss Rebecea hutleage: Jean. Burke. Miss Florence Davidson Miss Georgia Saffold. Mss Mary Meyer Miss Gertrude Berry of Columbus. Ga.' Miss Annie Warren 5onsss; ressh Msss Mass % IuIs Mcoueen, Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. Miss Kate Alley Miss Flora Stakeiy. Miss Sara Halls. Miss Ethel Saitold ot Washington. Miss Evelyn Pinkston. Miss Clara Davis. Miss Clara Eiien Forbes, Miss Annie Danzizler' MISS Mary Goodwin Ashley. Miss Bessie Maddox. Miss Willie Jones or Arizona. Miss Clara Westcott, Miss Ethel Johns ton, Miss Lillian Crouch of Clarkssville, Tenn, Miss Willie Fillmore, Miss Min nie Reese Richardson of New York. Mss Lillian Hill. Miss Mary Ellen liar ris. Miss Sadie Andrews of Atlanta. Miss Ida Thompson.
 wiimer Finn, J. B. Foimer. George Harris. J. M. Nicrosl. Troy Halls. Relic Cooledge, Albert Shadwick. Robert Young, Tom Alley. Victor Cherry. oscar Crenshaw. Henry Booth, J. W. Patton, Pierce Ledyard, Robert Griggs, John Jones, Fred Spann. Richard Chestnut, virgil Chandler. Henry fTsasRaw, PraesTiiis. os jos Persons. Person C A Butt, Arthur Butt, Britt Mathews, Sam Els berry. Will Ellsherry, Hal Brown, Pur- nell Glass, Garlic Duke. Collin Howe. J. c, West Sam Englehart, Gordon Me- Ghee, William Davidson. James David son. T. c. Locke. James Parrish. Julius Gay, Ed Divinney, Ed Graham, Law renee Pierce, Henry Parrish. Harry Randy, Bradley Alley.
 MRS. sTRAUsSBURGER ENTERTAINs.
 One Of the most delightful end elaborate affairs of the week m the social world was the beautiful bridge