The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
GOVERNOR IN DALLAS
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 SATURDAY..
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Selma. Nov. O--{Special) l)--0overnor a. B. Conner is scheduled to make his xirst speech on the amendment m Dallas county on Saturday at Plan- xcrsville and the residents of inst place believe that the Governor will be heard by a large number of citizens. who will assemble there from Autaugh. Bibb ana Chiffon as well as Delias county.
 The speech 10 be made at Piantsrs- vile by Governor Conner Will pc m the morning and it win be his third address to the citizens of that town. The first two speeches which the Gov- ernor made at Piantersviiie was during the campaign when he was selecting for Dallas county
 On each of the previous occasions when Governor Conner delivered an ad. dress at P1antersville the people of that place gave a large barbecue and to which the people for miles around were invited. It is very likely that another barbecue will be given in honor of the governor on Saturday and for the accommodation of the large number who is expected to attend the speakfng. A large number from Selma will 20 to P1antersville on the Satur- day morning trains to hear the ad- dress. The residents of Plantersville invited the governor to address them on the amendment question.
 h wnI Soon Make Appointments. E The Dallas county prohibition cam paign committees has filed long peti- tion with the board of election super ivisors. which Is composed of Probate Judge F. H. Pitts, Circdlt Clerk Theo Lacy and Sheriff J. P. Doherty bear dng on the appointment of clerks and managers for. the election on the con- stitutfonal amendment which will be held on November 20. The petition was filed by Mir. Ernest Lamar as chairman and Hugh Mallory as secre- ,tary and will be given careful con alteration The board will made the appointment of managers and clerks Saturday morning.
 Dixie Boya Dance.
 I The Dixie Boys gave another one or their delightful dances at the city hall on Tuesday evening and which was greatly enjoyed by large number or young people. The grand march start. ed at o'clock and was led by MT. VIII Moore with Mss Nellie Norris, there being about twenty-five couples in the march. The evening proved most pleasant one to the guests of the club. Gave Theatre Party.
 Several young men last night ten- dered to visiting young women a de- lightful theatre party to the perform ance of Adelaide Thurston in Contrary Mary" The party was composed of the following: Miss Blanche Mohr ;wath Robert Rochmill. Miss Kate Stein CT with Nathan Bendusky. Miss Maude Schuster with walter Bloch. Miss Ger lie Meyer with William Kohn. After the performance the party enjoyed a lunch of several courses
 Complimentary to Mrs. weIch. ] An enjoyable affair of this afternoon was the card party rendered Mrs. W. P. welch. Jr.. by Mrs. Hugh McIlwain at her cozy home on Union Street. The apartments where the games were played were prettiiy decorated with potfed plants and flowers. white chrys- anthemums being used in the parlor where Mrs. McIlwain. Mrs. W. P. ,welch. IT,. Mrs. W. P. Welch, ST.. and Miss Kate Weich received the guests.
 I Pink and green was the color scheme fin the hall where Mesdames ". C.. sAgee. Portis weich and Miss Bessie sWefch met the guests.
 ] From . beautifully appointed table delicious fruit punch was served by Misses Gladys Moore. Anna Anderson and Altman Hooper. Four-hand eu- chre was played at nine tables. and the first prize was pair of silk hose and the booby small basket of bon bons, The honoree was presented with a unique basket of delicious homemade candy. After the games tempting re- treatments were enjoyed Others prek- ent were Mesdames A. w. Cawthoh. James Craig. Edgar, Wilkinson, Vera