The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-04
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vel as mon. and the week marked the
 nrst executive sessions of the Menticul-
 ture and Shakespeare Clubs. The former
 met yesterday with good membership
 m attendance. the later today with an
 equally good attendance. considering the
 number Of members out of town at pres
 ent' The officers for the Club this year
 are: Mrs. Erwin Craighead, President;
 Mrs. R. M. Elder. First vice-President; MISS Batre. Second Vice-President and Referee; Mrs. Mcbride, Recording Sec retary; Mrs. J. Ralston Burgett, Treas
 urer; Miss Baker. State Historian; Mrs. Mann, State Director
 The plays to be studied this year are King John, the Merry Wives of Windsor,
 You Like It. The mornings work began
 with King John.
 On Monday evening at 7:30 p. m., the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle will meet at the residence of Rev. N. K Sims.
 On Wednesday will occur two weddings
 of Interest to the social world, that of
 Miss Mary Holmes to MT. William E.
 Mickle at the Government Street Pres
 byterian Church, and that of Miss Ola
 Smith to MT. James Walter Stewart at
 the brides home on St. Joseph Street.
 Miss Mary Robbins has returned from
 a months stay at Bladon Springs. Mrs. Maurice Smith has returned from Blueflelds. Mrs. Goodman will remain some time longer.
 Miss Mary Chandler will return tomor- row from Pensacola, where she has spent the summer with Miss Lilly Taylor, the recipient of many charming attentions. a% ''t S' 7 ---+@ "' f Miss Ernestine Cook returns today from Demopolis.
 MT. and Mrs. G. M. Luce and son are expected home from New York in day l or two. Master William Edward Clarke return- ed to day from visit to his aunt in Demopolis.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Vaughan and sons | have moved in to the city from Spring l Hill.
 | Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr., left today for | Pensacola to attend the wedding of her | brother. MT. Richard Miles Cary, and
 Miss Daisy Wright, which takes place Wednesday evening
 l The Sunshine Tea Club held it's first
 meeting of the season yesterday after i noon with Mrs. H. T. Inge. The occa-
 sion was a very pleasant one. The friends of Miss Helen Smith will | be glad to learn that her condition is so | improved that she Is now able to sit up.
 and her physician, pr. Harry 1nge, has | discharged her. Miss Virginia Sims, who 1t was thought | was convalescing from her siege of ty- l phoid fever, has suffered a setback and 1 has fever again.
 Mrs. John Little Smith returned last | night from Saluda, N. c .. MT. George Harris has returned from
 a visit to New York. Mrs. Rhett Goode and daughter, who were expected home from Detroit today, | have postponed their departure and will | not reach home until next Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Tonsmeire and
 children have returned to the city after
 a months stay at Citronelle. | Mrs. Theodore Hughes and son, Hunt,
 after a pleasant visit of some weeks to | her mother Mrs. John Chamberlain, will | leave tomorrow for her home in New Or | leans.
 | Mrs. Saffold Berney, Miss Jamie Berney | and MT. Robert Berney have returneu home after a pleasant summer spent Tn | Pulaski, Va.