The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-29

Mobile Society News.
 Among the coming events of the month of May none Is calling forth more in- terest than the Tableaux vivants, wn,cn are to be given at the Mobile Tneatre Church parsonage fund. The leading and moving spirit is a young Englishman, Mir. Bell. who came to this city some two or three months go and Is compiet- ing his studies for the ministry under the guidance of the Rev. pr. Bennett. of Trinity Church. He Is extremely ar tistic and in working for the worthy cause in hand 1t IS also his intention and ambition to give the people of this city a spectacular production. such as has never been seen here before The result of his aim will be adjudged by large audience on May IA. In the mean, time the interest of the pubic IS ,sdl well ing men of the town are assigned to the | roles that suit them best in the tan, | leaux, while fifty prominent matrons ano | social leaders are enrolled on the nst oi patronesses That money is no ob1ect- or objection-is shown by the price oi tne | tickets. which will sell from 50 cents up | or to be more exact. from 50 cents down the down being @ s the par parqMae5so 5o ana 'fe'S
 Expense is likewise no object in the presentation of the tableaux. All the costumes are ordered from costumer III | New Orleans, and special scenery IS De- | ing DafnLeQ tuc piethtSo " ~~ss | of this city. the artist of our mystic Societies. Another new feature to be | introduced will be the serving or ices 10 the audience during the enTe, acts ing d banquet will be given the perform CTS. A. least that is what they are saying about town. followed py the us ual query, Where are the pronts soins | to come in?" But with that part we | have no interest.
 
 The Mobile Philharmonic Society gave Mobilians a rare treat this evening III
 the presentation of th, great gu,..onarrs wosn ny | The Phlharmonics were particuiarly ,or tLnate in securing the services of MT. l George Crampton. the celebrated oaSso,
 who came with recommsnaati0ns s!. 0n;,y ir0I,, in l New Orleans, where he sang last week. | he received a tremendous ovatioa, wnich | was repeated here this evening. Besides
 staining the principal role avera, .n .o- los, Wolfram's address to The Evenins
 Star from Tannhauser and the "Erlxing l by Shubert, as well as lighter ballads.
 Mrs. c. L. Lavretta, soprano: Mrs. e.
 Euholm, contralto, and MT. E. H.
 Plarck tenor. The chorus and orchestra
 of the society did excellent work
 Miss Daisy Tacon gave a, very enjoy | able dinner last evening complimentary
 to MT. and Mrs Boabreer of Chicago. Miss Tacon's guests were, besides the
 guests of honor, Mir and Mrs. Leech of
 New Orleans. Mir. and Mrs. c. Walter | Cunningham, MT. and Mrs. Cox, Mrs. ] Charles E. Smith, Miss Lily Bragg, Miss
 Rosa Tacon, MT. Abner Jackson. Mir, | Burgess of St. Louis, MT. London Hop
 kins, Dr. Tunstail Inge and MT. Tacon.
 The lawn party for the Catholic Irfirm-
 ary took place this afternoon at the h. | dcstrial Gardens. There was a large | crowd in attendance and goodly sum realized frcm the sale of refreshments, | flowers, fancy work. etc. The booths rep | resented different nations, and with the | ladies in charge n pretty gowns. were | very effective. A number or children
 were in fancy dress and a number of fea-
 lures were inti oducsd.
 l At the meeting of the Pivot Whist | Club yesterday afternoon the first prize | wus won by Mrs. Harry Smith and the
 consolation by Mrs. Jesoph Hodsson.
 Miss Adele Batre was the hostess of a | very pleasant card party this afternoon | her guests being the younger members | of married set.
 The Shakespeare Club held its regu, | lar weekly meeting this afternoon and | continued the study of King Lear.
 Miss Morst, who has been the guest ! of Miss Viola Strauss. returned Satur- day to her home in Denver. Colo.
 The Formidable Club held It's regular meeting this evening at tue Y. M. c. A. T
 beginning at 7:45 p. m.
 MT. Plser and daughters, Mrs. Samuel | Schwartz and Miss Minnie Piser, are | visiting in Chicago.
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