The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-05
DEPENDS ON WOMAN
rnrkx or ANDREWS HATS FOR a
WITNESS.
s,~n.stx sheriM Goes To Monroe County
ror Hnlf-sister OF Defendant.
News OF The Central
City.

Selma, Fen. T.
whether Bob Andrews will be tried
Al the present session OF the CITY
court Of Selma for completely IN the
murder Of old man Jim ANDREWS ana
49, rtrl wife. Bama Andrews. depends
sitorether upon the condition Of Bob
Andrews's half-sister. Annie Andrews
Annie Andrews 10 one OF the states
most Important witnesses. she was
ore ~ the witnesses to the trag-
edy ana the State cannot make out
case without her.
since the calling of the case against
BOB Andrews in the court yesterday
morning Annie Andrews mas No. an.
sxered to her name Instead sne sent
i note in which she stated that she
was sick and was unable TO appear IN
corrf. The court this morning TOOK
stems 70 bring the woman In court TO-
marrow morning IL she Is wei enough.
Deputy Sheriff G. e Hunter. of
Monroe county, left this morning Tor
the home OF the woman in monroe
rnnnfy. and at Mcwil1iams Station ne
VIII be Joined by a physician who has
attended the woman. II, after arriy-
1ng Al the home Of the woman they
ana that she Is well enough to at
taud the session of the court she
viii be- brought to Selma.
II Annie Andrews appears In court
tomorrow morning the State Will an
nounce that its side OF the case VIII
~ reaav and the work of picking the
3urv win begin. 1t is thought that
fhe Jury viii be easily picked ana that
one work of taking evidence can be
started tomorrow afternoon II Annie
Andrews answers to her name.
Annie Andrews is one of the children
who was taken from the home OF their
father. Jim Andrews, on the night OF
the tragedy. Since that night OF the
killing on December II, 1904, the girl
|shae been married
sshe city Court of Selma convened
thIa morning and almost Immediately
adjourned until tomorrow morning 1t
the request of Solicitor Thompson The
special jurors and the witnesses In the
ease were instructed to return tomor-
row morning at o'clock
r. Is believed that Deputy Sheriff
annter will find Annie Andrews well
enough to bring her into court.
A Delightful AFFAIR.
During her visit to the city OF the
naNf few weeks a number OF social
functions have been given in honor OF
1fIna TAllye Freid, of. Vicksburg, Miss,
r,s@ none OF the functions given in
honnr Of this charming young woman
was ( delightful as the one rendered
= ~ el1fs afternoon by Mrs. H 3. Elkaii
1t her beautiful and cosy home on
1sauderdaIe Street.
Tho affair rendered by Mrs. Eikan
in honor OF Miss Freid this afternoon
proved most enjoyable from the tact
that the first part was diversion from
the usual form OF afternoon entertain
nenss. the guests assembled at Mrs..
Ellan's and got into automobiles -
anioyed a delightful ride over the CITY
ma through the surrounding coun-
try. After the ride the party again
renaired to Mrs. Elkan's home where
searnes were INDUCED in.
rho hostess then invited her guests
sSto the spacious dining room OF the
residence, where they were tendereo
-, eIerant six course luncheon,
The parlor and dining room OF the
home was artisticaIly decorated. the
color scheme being violet. Upon the
Dlata of each guest there was large
ssasa flowers
Among those who enjoyed the hos
nitality OF Mrs. Elkan besides MISS
Frefd were Miss Lillye Eichel. Miss
Emily Friedman, Miss Tillie Freisla-
ben, Miss Lillian Meyer, Miss SADIE
Meyer, Miss Estelle Adler, Miss ma
tile Wolf. Miss Fannie Rose Gusdort,
Miss Rachel Joseph and Miss Addie
TEIfrans