The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
NEWS or EUFAULA.
The University Glee cIsb is RoyaIiy
 Entertained.

Entertained.
 Eufaula. Dec. 3l.---(special.) )--Ths University Glee Club reached the city
 yesterday morning and were met by . number of the young men of the city with, carriages and were driven over the principal streets. after which they
 were assigned homes. among the resi- dents. 4 = asi.
 During the afternoon from { until C o'clock. they were rendered an infor- mai reception at the home of Mayor c. s. McDoweil where a royal welcome awaited them. The residence was beautifully decorated in ferns and oth- CT potted plants while white and erlm- son pennants of the institution grace fully adorned the hall and other apart
 ments. Mrs. Mcdowell was assisted in receiving by Mesdames E. Y. Dent, A. P. Brown. George Hurt and W. P. Me- Dowell and the following young wo- men who received the guests at the entrance door. presided at the punch bowl and served crimson and white cream and cake. carrying out the color sch eme of the University. Misses sa- ,rah Ross. Catherine Mccoy, Mana and Catherine Dent. Kathleen corker, Ed- die Bell Long, and Teresa Merrill. The occasion was an elegant and reeher- che affair.
 Last night the club was greeted, with an audience that almost fllled the the- atre and their entertainment was par. ticuiariy pleasing. The whistIlng by Mir. Edward Graham, of Montgomery, brought rounds of applause and he was compelled to respond to encores. the features were especially interest ing and entertaining. Upon the con- elusfon of the exercises at the theatre all repaired to the armory of the Eu- faula Rifles where a superb string band was in waiting and the dance was in- dulged in until long after the midnight hour.
 Invitations have been received here anhouncing the Forthcoming wedding of Miss Rosalie Bloom of Louisville. Ky, to Samuel Daniel Roth, of this city. The ceremony will be solemrized at the home Of the prospective brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Bloom, li04 South Preston Street. on the evens ing of the 18th of January.
 The remains Of Mir. J. 1T. Bass. who died unexpectedly at Tampa, Fla, passed through the city yesterday en route to Midway where they will be inferred today. It was learned that Mir. Bass dled unexpectedly whfls on. a visit to .hjs daughter in that city. De- ceased was for several years a mueh- loved citizen of Eufaula and Is widely known and greatly esteemed throughs out this section. He is survived by his wife and several grown; children and some grandchildren and was a resident of. Midway. ra -fe 8a1S
 A runaway accident, in which a Bngs gy was badly demolished and q negro occupant suffered. the breaking of hiS leg. occurred on Eufauia Street late yesterday afternoon. cs
 Miss Willie Johnson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Henry T. Johnson, now of Montgomery, has accepted a posi- tion as teacher of the sixth grade in the public school ct Dothan. Miss Johnson graduated at the Sanford Street school and the Brenau College here and bore off the second honor at each institution. @
 Rev. W: T.. Wrencher and family. Of Lower Peach Tree, are spending d few days in the city awaiting the ar. rival of the boat. MT. Wrencher Is en route to Blountstown, Fla, where he has been stationed to preach the com ing year.
 Rev. J. A. French is engaged in moving into the pastorium of the Bap- list Church today where he will re- side. Rev. pr. Welch and family will arrive tomorrow, and Rev. B c. Glenn, the new Presiding Elder Of the dis ettShs. p9S AoNShSd Suo SttS' All VI tuS churches will soon be in normal con- ditions as regards their pastors.
 H. B. Bowling and family left to- night for Ozark, where they will be absent for 6 day or two. and will spend New Years day with Mir. Dowling's mother in that city.
 c. B. Espy and wife. of Spivey, are In the city to meet the University Glee Club. Mir. Espy was for many years a student of the institution and still eherishes lively recollection for. it.