The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-03-17

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n4ahs,e march Especial. IA few
y,cre such days as this. when from
~r,nrn q dewey eve nothing happened
"a me social side will be forced into
nan1rnnfcv. or. perhaps, to avert TINS
nnnnllinr catastrophe. some Beau
prumnaei will, Morgan-like. arise ana
hsoat q Social Clearing House Associaelos
stocked with an enormous reserve Iun ns
n dots where, on panicky days sacn
Is this, items could De
bought. sold or exchanged.
xmoyer for Hon. John A. Fox
The one thing aioat tonight tano
chem only the men had say IN nl'
uar ire inofrmai smoker given for Hon.
John A. Fox under the auspices Oh 'hs
commercial bodies OF Mobhe.
a. manv were anxious to see ana
mar thfs distinguished visitor that tne
meeting was transferred from the Com
.s,@r~sai ciub 10 the larger rooms OF
axe rawthon Hotel. Several hundred
,,.en nrominent In the business. sociai
ana political life OF the city. were on
hand 10 hear the prominent spease
MIR. John Fox and Mr.. =. O. susn o.
pirmlngharn and to enjoy the eiuos
hosnitalttv which lowed unstinted-
:rbare were several impromptu speeches.
naade during the evening and the va
wlnus waterways were discussed IN
streams OF eloquence.
r,trcneIle Chnutnaaua.
The Chronicle Chautauoua promises
an unusually brilliant assembly wnien
win be held at Chronicle March Il TO
The program will be plentifully IN
farspersed with music and an interest
sur feature will be the reproduction oy
"a Mobile chool children in Indian cos
tune, OF Longfeilow's Hiawatha.
Among some OF the best known tai
enf engaged to appear are: Hon. James
X vardaman, Ex-Governor OF Missis-
sinni: DR.. John w. Abercrombie. OF
she university Of Alabama: A. lcyda,
Jananese lecturer and student; DR.. Car
olvn fsAisei Of the Battle Creek SANTA
rgnna. Lecturer Reno b. melbourne,
STon Joseph q. Camp. humorous lee
turer: Omar v. Fowler, reader ana en-
fertainer; Geo. v. Roscal, leader OF
Rogers Band and Orchestra Ut.
Davis. Bible lecturer ana q NUMBER Oh
others.
Arnong the well known citizens OF
Mobile whose names appear on the
Board OF Directors are Messrs L. HAM
mel n. o. Harris and J. 7. Turner.
Mr.. r. q. barnes. Secretary OF the
nhysicai department of the Interna-
klonai Committee <. N. Y. A.. stopped
hnre one day last week on his tour OF
me South. Mr.. Barnes. who is man
81 charming manner and address. ex-
nresaed himself as highly pleased with
the work of the physical department OF
one local Y. M. c. A. In the evening
beautiful supper was given Mr. Bernes
bv the gymnasium committee. The
table decorations were red carnations
ana ferns, and the candelabra held red
candies and shades Those who were
invited TO this delightful AFFAIR were
The Board Of Directors and commit
tee from the Ladies' Auxiliary. 1t Is
hoped that Mr.. Barnes viii stop here on
his return trip from New orleans ana
Texas.
Among the out-of town visitors who
enjoyed the Sembrich concert and later
supper in the Vineyard, were Mr. ana
Mrs. walker Garrow, former OF Mobile.
but now OF Houston. Tex, Miss Rey-
ncids OF Marion, Ala. Miss Annie Will
Eams and MIR. T. @. Bush OF Birming-
ham.
speaking of Ssmbrich reminds one Of
her protege and the following notice
which appeared in The New York
"A cable from Europe announces the
successful operate debut of Miss May
Sheider, a young American girl. Miss
Shsider who q a protege OF Madame
gembrich. has been stuaying with
Lamperti. the teacher of Sembrich. and
be has manifested much interest in the
young woman"
Miss Eheider made her first appear
ance as the queen in THE Huguenots"
at the Opera House In Zurich, Switzer-
land. The same week she sang Fillina
IN s16ignon," after which she was Of
fered q three years engagement.
Miss Eheider. who has visited in the