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The bee., 1908-10-15


This is a valuable coal field, con-
slstipg of about three hundred
acres, aud is said to be a fine
quality of coal. Only room for
three leaders has been made yet,
but the work of developing this
vein is being pushed
Thos. Long, Assistant Mine
Inspector of this State. will 20
to Lexington this week, as one
of the board that will hold a
meeting for the examination Of
some persons who are DESTROYS
of becoming mine inspectors. A
vacancy now exists, and under
the new law none but those who
come up to the requirements will
be considered worthy of appoint
ment, and in connection it would
seem from late developments,
that the too frequent use of in
toxicsnts will also be good ex-
cuse to drop the applicant.
Manager F. ID. Rash after a
careful investigation, has de-
cided upon the purchase of a
new scale for the Hecla mine.
The scale man has taken meas
urements and we understand a
hnndred-ton scale, sixty two feet
Tong has been ordered and will
soon be put in.
While the mines at some
places may suffer for the want
of water for steam purposes. the
ST. Charles mine reports boun-
teous supply that will last for
seveval months. The NortonvilIe
Coal Company is forced now to
use water from the mine for
steam purposes,
The Empire mine is now in
the hands of receiver. This
mine for years was considered
one of the most prosperous in
Western Kentucky, and the coal
Of the best on Ehe market. II is
to be regretted that adversely
has Overtaken it.
James Smith has followed
Claude Borders to the Reinecke
mine where he also has charge
of motor. James, for a while
ran a motor at the Hecla mine,
and is regarded as a good man
Cor the place.
1t is said that certain men who
have been employed at the diff
ferent mines here will either
have to 90 to work or leave for
other places. Their services are
now needed, work is now good,
and if they persist in lettering
instead of working, their places
will soon be supplied with men
who want TO, and will work.
Manager f. ID. Rash and Asst.
Mgr. Spillman made an examina-
ton at the Hecla mine one day
last week for the purpose of see
ing if an extension of the motor
line would facilitate the produc-
tion of coal, which at present is
not meeting the requirements,
and thew have decided thar Fore
man B. Wyatt shall have the
track 20 extended as to take
some of the long heavy haulage
off the mules.
Amoug those who came from
Webster comfy to hear Gov.
Wilson, on Law and Order, was
Snpt. Black, of Shamrock miner
We venture to say that few Of
she audience enjoyed or appre-
ciated what the speaker said
The bee., 1908-10-15
Gard ofIhanks.

wish TO thank my many
friends FOR their kindnes and as
sIstanoe during the sickness and
death of my wife.
JEo FEeAN.
The bee., 1908-10-15

Place your ad in The Earling-
ton Bee if you want it to bring
returns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
THE SOCIAL SIDE

white. In the center was 4 basket Of
grapes and smilax beneath which small
lights burned. Grapes, bows OF green
ribbon and vases Of brides roses. all
intermingled with electric lights. coma
pleted the beautiful erect
The guests on arriving were ushersd
into the drawing room. whore was the
reeeiving line: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Loeb, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Behr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Gersou. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Gsrson. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Loeb, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon StrassburRef OF New
York. Miss Viola Levy. Mr.. Meyer Ger
son. Jr.. Mr.. Jake Loeb, Mr.. Sol Behr.
Mrs. Janet Levy and Mr.. Harry Loeb.
Mrs. Loeb and Mrs. Behr were hand
somely attired in robes OF white lace.
with which the former carried Golden
Gate roses. and the latter brides maids
roses. Mrs. Sam Gerson wore white
lingerie and val lace over pink taffeta.
Mrs. Nathan Gerson wore white lin
gerie and lace. Mrs. simon Loeb wore
a gown of yellow marquisette and lace.
Mrs. Janet Levy was attired In black
chiffon and Duchess lace. Miss Viola
Levy wore white hand-patntcd mar
quisette over pink silk. Mrs. Strass-
burger. OF New York. wors hand
some toilette OF yellow satin and lace
with diamond ornaments.
The punch table on the first floor was
presided over by Miss Lucille Newman,
wearing a gown OF pink messaline and
lace and Miss Jessamine Rice. In yell
low mousseline and lace.
In the punch room on the ball room
floor those who presided were Mrs. Sam
Sahel, wearing white lace. and Mrs. NJ.
seiigman. in blue lingerie and lace
The receiving houre were from to
10. after that favor cotillion was
danced, led by MT. Harry Loeb, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Loeb. with Miss
viola Levy and Mr.. Meyer Gerson Jr.
with Miss Jessamine Rice. The favors
were handsome and appropriate for
the occasion OF the silver Wedding
celebration. The frst fav0rs for the
young ladies' were pink bridal wells
which they wore during the rest Of the
evening.
Among the wells was one white one,
and the young lady to whose lot that
fell in the dispensing of the fayors.
accepted II as an omen that she Il to
be the next bride. 1t tell TO Miss Rosa
lind Levy. The wells were arranged
on the heads Of the young ladies by
Mrs, Reinach. of New orleans.
For the gentlemen boutonnieres OF
lilies OF the valley. Another unique
favor was for a chance ngure. Across
the center Of the ball room was placed
a row OF screens covered with tissue
paper. All the gentlemen we're placed
on one side and the ladies on the other.
Each of the former breaking through .
screen. found his partner awaiting him
on the other side. Others favore were
silver book marks ana pencils.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

dainty dress of white and carried
vioiets
The reception hours were from 70 =
and many called during the afternoon
The handsome apartments were ar
tisticaliy decorated with palms. ferns
and vioiets
In the dining room where the Misses
McwilIiams presided two course lun-
cheon was served. f
An orchestra played throughout the
afternoon In the library. and the entire
occa sion was so rendolenf OF good
cheer and happiness that the fact OF It's
being farewell reception to the gucats
OF honor was forgotten.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
THE PASSING T7lRoNC

Adjntant General Blbb Graves has
gone to Mobile to Inspect the surround
ings Of Fort MorgsD with the view OF
possibly holding encampment at thar
point for one OF the infantry regiments
and one Of the artillery batteries du-
ring the coming summer.
Mr.. A. r. Hlnlon Ct Century. Fla.
was in the city Saturday. He was the
guest OF honor at luncheon 1t Fitx-
patrick's at which J.. r. Vessel was
the host The other guests were Mr..
Ray Rnshton and Mr., Phares Coleman.
State Superintendent of EduestIon
Fl. c. Gunnels. has returned from q
trip through Pickens County as mem
Der of the state High school Commits
sion.
Mr.. Cortney Barber of Chicago Ia q
guest of Mr.. David W. w. Fuller 81
his home on South Perry Street.
Mr.. d. Y. Petty OF Mobile was IN the
city yesterday. MIR. Petty was regis
tered a. the New Exchange Hotel
Mr. Juiin Adams OF Eufaula spent
yesterday in Montgomery He was
registered at the MADISON Hotel.
Mr.. A. J. Fuller left few days ago
to take charge of a clothing Grm at
AndaIusia. Ala.
Mr.. w. L Williams Of Blrmlnshanf
was registered yesterday at the SUM
mers Hotel
Mr.. s N. Mcleod Of Eufauia was reg
lstered at the Imperial Hotel yastsr-
day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
RECEPTION or MIR. AND MRS.
BHER AND MR.. AND MRS. LOEB
The most brilliant society event Of
the week was the silver wedding An
niversary reception and ball given BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Behr and Mr.. and
Mrs. samuel Loeb. when they csiebrat-
cd the twenty-fifth anniversary Of theil
marriage day last evening 81 the
Standard Club.
The entire club, including three sto-
ries, was lavishly decorated with q
wealth Of spring flowers, Southern sn1i-
lax, potted palms and ferns. In the
grand rotunda the central feature was
4 pyramid formed of tall palms. Easter
ing OF ferns. In the drawing
room. the, elaborate adjoining
was ,of sweet peas. pink roses. palms
and ferns. At one end. where the
brides and the grooms OF Twenty-Five
wears ago stood to receive their friends
was SUSPENDED overhead q large fioral
hell made Of pink sweet peas and
plumosa. the base Of which was encir'
clad with pink lights. From the ceil-
ing above the bell a canopy OF lines
OF plninosa pink lights and pink sweet
peas reached the wall behind A back
ground before which the receiving par
ty stood was formed OF palms. reach
ing from floor to ceiling. The mantle
was banked with ferns and vases ~
0Ihk roses.
The punch room on the same floor
was adorned with quantities Of Amefi-
can beauty roses. The table was spread
with Cluny lace and encircling the out
.er edge were ropes OF smiiax. and tiny
red likhts entwined together. Tall
vases OF American Beauty roses formed
the central adjoining and beneath the
table masses OF Southern smilax were
festooned with silver tinsel ropes.
on the second door. in the banquet
hail plan Of green and white was
carried. out. In the center was the
brides, table adorned with white sweet
peas. white ribbons and silver foliage
with dainty lines Of dollhouse smiiax
enhancing the beauty. From the cell
ing above canopy made of Southern
anlllax reached beneath the entire cell
ing.
Throughout the entire banquet ball
were arranged smail tables on each OF
which was placed vase Of white
sweet peas.
The bali room on the third floor was
decorated layishly with palms and
ferns on the stage where Honmau's
band was stationed during the dancins
hours OF the evening. In front OF this
stage were placed two tables from
which the fasofs were dispensed to the
dancers. on this floor was arranged
= second punch room and the table
was exquisite in plan OF green and
y + a s + 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
By
Mrs. J. M deCoftes

The cotillion lasted until IL o'clock
when the entire assembly or several
hundred guests. enjoyed q sumptuous
repast In the banquet hail.. where de-
lightful hours OF social intercourse werf
spent ana congratuiations were again
extended to the two brides and groorns
OF 2 quarter OF . century.
The marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Behr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb was celebrated
IN the Standard Club on March IL. 1888
when the club rooms were on the cor
ner OF Bibb and Commerce streets
and Mr.. Oscar Ware, was president OF
the club Mrs. Loeb and Mr.. Behr
are brother ana sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Loeb and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Behr are particularly fortunate In that
all four have lived to celebrate togeth.
er 80 happy an occasion as was the
ceieoration Of the double silver wed.
ding anniversary last evening.
LITTLE MANY sTRiscFEr,-
Lows BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A pretty little-folk affair OF yester-
day was the party given BY Iittio Miss.
Mary stringfeilow in celebration OF Ter
fourth birthday Anniversary at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert s. Strinsfeilnr, - s.,.fi. e5,s
There were about twenty-five little
guests who enjoyed the occasion AMI
merry party OF pleasure seekers tllei
formed.
After the playing Of games :
guests were i-vtfed i-ta 49, -
room where refreshments were served.
The center piece of the tables adorn-
ing was the birthday cake on which
four tapers burned. Surrounding
thfs was n row OF lights In silver can
dleetjcks. Jonuuiis and vioiets we're
the flowers used in artistic arrange
nnent about the table.
The place cards were poatals and the
souvenirs at each place were baskets
Of hon-bons and other pretty Gifts.
The party included: Alice Huger,
Francis HuRer. Margaret ThorinEton.
Katherine ThorinRtoD Janet MAuitnby,
Helen Mauitsby. Ethel Moore Saiter.
Jane Massey. Margaret TYSON. Eioise
LeGrand. Elizabeth Hill. Beth Tatum.
Elizabeth Hudson, Florence Hudson,
Craig Smith. John whitfield Kelley.
Elizabeth Browne. Julia Andrews
Marks. Virginia Jones. Charles Thig-
pen. Elizabeth Thispen. May Banks,
and LeGrand smith.
csLHoUN-cHAMBEfsLAIN
The following from a New Jersey
exchange will be OF interest to friends
here as number Of Alabamians are
"A fair for the benent Of the Ann
May Hospital was held in the Calhoun-
chamb eriain School for. Girls at Spring
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
APRIL WEDDINGS

Do not delay longer placing orders for engraved invitations
Our spring samples represent the very latest shapes and forms
that have been accepted by refined and fashionable society We
do not Olow-we LEAD in originating artistic effects with
fine material Our prices the lowest Send for samples
which will be supplied free Of charge. J. P. STEVENS
ENGRAVING CO.. Wedding Stationery Engayen.
AZ Whitehall ST. Atlanta Ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
MRS. NoRTHINGT0N,s RECEPTION


Prattville. March 13-(Special)--
With the elegance and elaborate de-
tall so characteristic of the many
social functions which have been given
at the home OF Mrs william r. North
ington OF Prattvifie, was given the re-
ception at which she was hostess on
Friday afternoon, March 10, In compli-
ment to her daughters. Mrs. John d..
Mcqueen OF Eutaw and Mrs. Alfred A.
Walker of Birmingham and TO Mrs.
Charles r. Collin OF Centreville-
On the punch table over which Miss
Julia Northington. wearing pretty
costume of red silk. presided. was a
profusion of vioiets which ieff the ap-
pearance and odor Of the spring time
Mrs Northington wore hecoming
dress OF black silk and was the
gracious and cordial hostess that she
has been on many previous occasions
which have made the Northington home
a synonym for hospitality.
Mrs Mcqueen wore handsome
gown of pink net over taffeta and
was very cordially greeted by the
guests who were her friends when she
was Miss Adelaide Northington.
Mrs walker. formerly Miss Dora
Northington was exquisitely gowned In
Dresden crepe de chine. Since she
leaves next week for q years travel
abroad. the reception was her last OPP
portunity for some time TO see the
friends OF her girihood.
Mrs. Collier nee Graham wore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mr.. J. H. Fits. Mrs. William Fits
aid Miss Mary Emily Fits Of Tusca-
ioosa. are visiting Mrs. Alice Fits Hin
at her home on Wilkerson Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

The friends OF Miss Claire Bloom
win be delighted 10 know that she has
entirely recovered from q recent opera
tion for appendicitis a7G is again able
to be out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Henry j. Yates and little daugh-
ter. Evelyn, will arrive in the city
Monday to be the guest Of her sister
Mrs. William J. Ray OF Highland Park
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mr.. ana Mrs r. A. woodruff left last
Night for TT. Deposit. where Mrs.
woodruff will spend some time visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
Sellers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mrs. C. L. Cook. who has been visit
ing Mrs. John Haywood at her home on
South Lawrence Street. has returned to
her home in Columbus. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

The Tuesday Bridge Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with
Mrs. Albert Lord at her home on South
McDonough Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
MIS-. ~, Morlt1t
Secretary and Treasurer.

Miss Douefe 6rigRs. who has been
visiting Mrs. Blocker Thornton In Mo-
htle. spent the past few days as the
guest OF her sister. Mrs John Haywood,
Al her home on South Lawrence street.
she has now returned to her home In
Columbus. Ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mrs. p. J. Weliborn, is with her
daughter, Mrs. Warren Dent, after
having spent the winter In New
Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mr. and Mrs. William Oscar staIIinRF,
Of this city, announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Willie Clyde. to Mr..
George Pinkney wheeless. of Thomas
ton. Ga, the wedding to take place IN
April.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
yIsTToRs COMPLTaENTrD.

Though the past week or two have
been very quiet socially, owing to the
Lenten season. many small informal
dinners. luncheons and evenings OF
pleasure have been given In honor OF.
number Of out-of-town visitors.
Mrs. Thomas Of Athens. Ca. who is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James s.
WILCOX at their home on Perry Street,
has been an honored guest at q number
OF dinings and luncheons given in COM
pliment to her as have Miss Lera Nick
erson of Providence, r.. l., the guest OF
Miss Alice Lahey; Mrs. Cecil Browne
OF TalIadega, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. M. de Cottea; Mrs. Alfred A. Walker
Of Birmingham. formerly Miss Dora
Northington. who has been visiting
Miss Lucille wilkinson: Miss Anne Cabei
Of Chicago, who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Arlington at their home on
Court Street, and Miss johnson of At
lanta. the guest OF Miss Mary Seibeis
Ball
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert

had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Meyer.
Mrs. Martin G. Reynolds Of Ever
green. is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. q. W. Barnett.
= r
Miss Mary Arlington has returned
from Mobile where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Lyon.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meyer OF Birm-
ingham are the guests Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Weber,
Mrs. Moiiie scott has returned from
a visit 10 friends In Columbia. S. c.
Miss Clara McCleIland, OF Atlanta,
is the guest OF Miss Hettie Barnett
at her home on South Hull Street.
Mrs. n. p. stout has gone to Mobile
to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Jones on Hull
Street. at $50 o'clock, Rev. III. M.
Edmonds officiating Only the mem
bers OF the families and the near rela-
tives OF the young couple attended.
The bride wore q travelling gown Of
Copenhagen blue cloth and carried an
arm cluster Of pink carnations. She
was attended by Miss Monte Moore
Vaughan who wore q gown OF blue
wolfe over blue silk.
The groom was attended by MFR. j..
G. Hixon OF Selma as best man.
shortly after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Tarilton left ~. a,a ~
they will reside They are for the
present with Mrs. Marshall at her home
on Church Street.
Many warm friends will feel q sim
cere interest in this marriage. The
bride "a. an accomplished and popular
young woman. She IL talented
musician whose music her many admir-
ers have enjoyed. Her friends here
viii deeply regret that she goes else
whefe to make her home.
Mr.. Tarilton is native OF Britis'
u.ut r,dses. but has made his nome
"a Selma for some time. He IL proni-
n.nt ana highly esteemed business man
PATToN-DAvIs.
An interesting marriage ceremony
wss ,erformed at o'clock last nisht
bv Justice OF the Peace w. NJ 5row-
der. when Charles A. Patton Of Jones.
horo. Tenn, was united in the bonds o.
wediock with Miss Nelly NJ Davis 81
this city. A.. M
The bride 10 the daughter OF MIS- W..
NJ. Davis. and is well known IN TINS
city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

MARRIAGE LAST EVENING OF
MISS JONES AND MIR. TARILTON.
A quiet homo wedding of last even
ing was that Of Miss Mary Belle Jones
and Mr.. stanley Gordon Tarilton OF
Selma. The marriage was solemniSed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Victor H. Hanson returned home
yesterday from three weeks visit to
relatives in Birmingham ana Union
town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

There will be a regular meeting OF
Palm Division 1877 L. A. o. r. Q. We'd
nesday at 1889 D. m. All members are
urged to be present.
-. Mra A MnPlfz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
NOTICE, MONTGOMERY
SCHOOL, IMPROVEMENT.

The Montgomery School improvement
Association will meet at $3.50 o'clock.
Tuesday afternoon at the Girls High
school All members and friends Of
the Association are urged to attend.
Mrs. H. c. Gunnels.
President
Mrs John Haardt, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

statAwide interest attaches to the
anf,ou nceuent Of the forthcoming mar :
riake Of MI. Edward r. Norman OF
BirminRham and Miss EnIrnte Cham
Mess Of Montgomery. 1t VIII De
church wedding. the ceremony taxing
place at $50 o'clock on the afternoon
II April Z at the Dexter Avenue Meth
odlst Church.
The bride-to-be Is the daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. william Lloyd Charib-
less. In Montgomery where she has
lived since childhood she Is greatly be-
leyed. To A wide circle of friends she
has endeared herself by her gentle and
womanly nature. She has enjoyed q
continued popularity.
Mr. Norman is one OF the brightest
and best known newspaper men In the
state. His success in his profession Is
unuuestioned. He now holds one Of
the most responsible positions on The
Birmingham Ledger and he discharges
the RESPONSIBILITIES Of that position In
a way that promises greater success
in the future. Few young men of his
age Ia the State have so wide an ac-
quaintance. In Birmingham he is held
in the highest esteem. both In and out
OF Journalism. He has a rare faculty
Of winning and keeping friends.
In many parts Of the State the news
OF the forthcoming marriage will be
heard with a peculiar and personal In
terest.
MARRIAGE LAST EVENING OF
MISS JONES AND MIR. TARILTON.
A quiet home wedding of last even
t.. mes that NJ Miss Mary Ralia Homes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

MEETING OF SESAME CLUB.
The meeting Of the Sesame Club held
Friday In the vestry rooms OF the Tenn
Die, was devoted to the study Of
Lorna Doone." by Backmore. and pa
pers bearing on the subject were read
by Mrs. simon Loeb. Mrs. Leon Griei
and Miss Rosa Strauss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
pROTHERHOoD ENTERTAINED


Members of the Brotherhood of the
First Presbyterian Church were enter.
tanned Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. williams Hall The feat
ures Of the evening were the banquet
rendered by Rev. H. NJ Edmonds. pas.
tor Of the church, and Marshall King.
Hugh stuart. J. NJ. Winchester. assist
ed by Professor Rienzi Thomas.
Abou forty OF the Brotherhood were
present as the guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-
Hail. part Of the program of the eve
ming comprised the reading and discus
sion OF the reports OF the differens
committees who have in hand the mat
ter of outlining the program FOR the
ensuing year.
of the Brotherhood:
Or. c. q. Laslie. president; T. W.
Martin, vice president. and Allen Me-
Neal. secretary and treasurer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mr.. d. Y. Petty OF Mobile was In the
city yesterday. MIR. Petty was regis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

NOTICE Y. w. G. A.
The Board Of Directors OF the Y. w.
c. A. will meet at II o'clock in the As
ISOLATION building.
Mrs. Margaret Booth
Secretary
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