The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10
SOCIAL ITEMS.

SOCIAL ITEMS. The Tintagil was entertained yesteroay afternoon by Miss Dolly Kirk, Antony | and Cleopatra was the subject Of the afternoon and the program was as foi- lows: "A Masterpiece of Tragedy, paper by Miss Dolly Kirk; Love ana Ambition as Destructive Forces" paper Antony
 and Macbeth). by Miss Nimmo Greene;
 Cleopatra In Literature" paper by Miss
 Mary Greene, and Current Events by Miss Elizabeth Sayre.
 Perhaps 1t will be of comfort to New l York women who hang desperately to | straps all the way down town, to learn
 that the general cause of politeness Is not invariably furthered by wholesale eiv- | ing up of seats by chivalrous men. A New Orleans club column declares that | New Orleans men are the politest in
 street cars in the world; the New Orleans women the impolitest." ."-New York Post 1 Mrs. William P. Screws arrived from the Presidio, San Francisco, Sunday even- | ing, and is with her mother, Mrs. Lucy w. Lahey. Mrs. Screws went to San
 Francisco last August to join her hus- band, Lieutenant William Screws, who had just heturned from the Philippines.
 Miss Lucy Randolph, who has been wis.,
 iting Mrs Screws for three months, re-
 turned with her Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Margaret Lahey, whose death
 occurred last Sunday in New York at the
 age of S5 was the grandmother of Miss
 Margaret Lahey of this city. She was
 the mother of Mrs. A. Irwin of New York.
 who visited here at the time of the death
 of her brother. the late Mr. Daniel Lahey.
 Miss Matte Mcqueen, who has been
 visiting Mrs. George Lyon in Mobile for
 several weeks, returned home yesterday.
 Miss Mcqueen enjoyed many delightful
 social attentions while in Mobile, and
 during the carnival was one of the maids
 of honor to the Queen-Miss Danner. The Birmingham Age-Herald says in an account of a private dance given by the Southern branch of the Kappa Alpha fraternity at Delmonico's in New York: Miss Elmore of Montgomery was in a
 hand-embroidered gown of white null" Mrs. J. B. Gaston has returned from
 Savannah, where she visited her daugh- ter, Mrs Noise. Mrs. William P. Redd, r who accompanied her. returned also and went on to her home in Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. Laban Tyson are build- , ing a handsome home on Perry Street. e The foundation is now being laid. The . tot on which MT. Tyson Is building lies just beyond that of Mir. E. R. Faber.
 The Atlanta Constitution of Sunday I published a picture of Miss Catherine
 Jelks with the comment: "A daughter of , Governor Jelks, and the charming guest s of Mrs. c. c. Hanson.'
 Mrs. George w. Cable of Northampton, . Mass, has joined her husband the cele- e brated author, in New Orleans, and they
 will visit the South for several weeks. " MT. Charles c. Abercrombie and Miss Isabel Abercrombie returned Sunday even- ing from New York, where they have . spent the past four weeks.
 u The senior class of the Calhoun-C Cham berlain School have issued invitations to a French play which they will give We'd nesday evening.
 MT. Louis Hamburger. who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. T. Chan dler, has returned to Columbus, Ga.
 The First White House Association will
 meet today at 330 o'clock with the Re |. gent, Mrs J. D. Beale, at her home. A meeting or the woman AuXllary I will be held this morning at Il o'clock at t the parlors of the Y. M. c. A. Q Mrs, s, T. Watson of New York is the E guest of Mrs. Richard Banks, on Clay e ton Street.
 v Mrs. J. c. Virden has returned from a n pleasant visit of several weeks to New , | York.
 Mrs. Homer LeGrand Is visiting MT h and Mrs w. E. Ellsberry in Tallassee. Il The Tuesday Euchre Club will be enter. .' tained today by Mrs. Ben Strassburger.