The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30


 which had been taken in the matter and which is . result of the visit of tho committee of city ofhcials to Atlanta last week, which held a conference with the tarif association.
 The agreement for the setting aside of the ten per cent penalty tax of in- surance in the business section contain ed a number of stipulations, all of which are easy for the city to carry out. The setting aside of this tax will save the people of the city several thousand dollars each year.
 VIII Marry Tomorrow.
 At the home of the parents of the bride. near Richmond. tomorrow, will occur the marriage of Miss Roberta Stewart to Joseph shelton Campbell. of | this city. The ceremony will be wit. | messed by number of the friends and relatives of both parties. The bride Is a most gifted and talented young wo- man. who has a large number of friends. The groom is a member of the police department of Selma. and also has a large number of friends who will | join those of the bride in extending their hearty congratulations.
 A Delightful Dance.
 | Among the numerous delightful af- fairs being given for the many lovely
  has proved more enjoyable than the al fresco dance given this evening at half past o'clock, by Misses Laura and Gertrude Jones. complimentary to their house guests, Misses Latham, Rollins, Davidson and Keehln.
 The pretty Jones home on Mabry l Street was ablaze with lights and dec | orated with potted plants and flowers. while the surrounding lawn was softly lighted by innumerable Japanese lan- | terms. Rustic settees, swings and chairs scattered over the lawn also added to the comfort of the guests. On one side of the lawn canvas was | stretched and here to the strains of catchy music rendered by a string | band. dancing was indulged in. From beautifully appointed table arranged under a large Japanese par asol. delicious fruit punch was serv- ed by Miss Hattie Jones. and later in the evening ice cream and cake was enjoyed.
 Those present were Miss Mary Keehln with MT. Brandley Converse, Miss Mae Jordan Latham with MT. Wilmer Grayson. Miss Myrtle Rollins with MT. Hugh Eskridge. Miss Adele Davidson with MT. John Land, Miss Laura Jones with MT. Robert Jones, Miss Gertrude Jones with MT. Eugene Elebash, Miss Carrie McFadden with MT. W. tt. frlvett, Miss Clara Nu- gent with MT. William Wood, Miss Flora Mel with MT. Frank Barker, Miss Jule Randolph with Mr. Andrew Rankin. Miss Annie Blinn with MT. Ralph Nicholson. Miss Lucy Agee with MT. David Lockhart, Miss Lucille Du- bose with Mr.. Graham Melvin, Miss Maude Smith with MT. Carl EIebash, Miss Louise Johnson with Mir. Will Phillips, Miss Ellen Melvin with Mir Frank Barnwell. Miss Elsie Hooper with MT. Gordon Welch, Miss Helen Johnson with Mir. Harrison Atkins, Miss Ida Coe with MT. Allie Fowlkes, Miss Annie Mae Stoddard with Mr. Caldwell Johnson, Miss Gladys Cauble with MT. Snider, Miss Evelyn Craig with MT. Sam Hobbs, Miss Avis Ehr- man with MT. Jim Foltz, Miss Annie Anderson with MT. Henry Phillips, Miss Madnline Fowlkes with MT. Cecil Foltz. Miss Lucille Rush with MT Rob- ert Noble, Dr. and Mrs. Leon How ard, Messrs. Roy Childers, George Bree- den, David Steele, Frank Cawthon, Charlie Smith, Ed Keeble, Boyd, Char lie McKinnon, Sam Kayser/ Charlie Wood, Fort Barker, Tom Craig, Rob ert Cater. John Phelps and Paul An- derson.