The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-19
Uonler and Society.
BY MRS. !. M. DE c0TTz&

Mildred Andrew, Lucy Glenn. Evelyn Bibb, Willie Stone, Katharine Alley: Dora Marcus. Florence Davidson, Pau line Townsend, Lila Hannon, Mary Mey- CT. Nellie Beard. Paula Siebs, Lytle Ament. Addie Screws; Lady Blanche's Pupils. Misses Ethel spiers, Julia Klinge, Pinckney Deas, Emily Clark. Rita Ament Clara Gesner. Clara Covington, Sarah Hastings, Alberta Barnett, Annie Shaw. Lila Matthews. Lila Nessling. In act three Miss Addie Screws sang, T Know Not why" and 1t was very much enjoyed. Miss Screws is a pupil in the Junior Class. Miss Helen Vickers. also a Junior, was accompanist for the entertainment.
 Opening song by chorus, welcome Pretty Primrose Flower,
 Chorus by Lady Psyche's Class, "vio- | let's"
 Recitation by Lady Bianches Glass, "Bugie Song" s r| Tn the Third Act all sang a lullaby Sweet and Low" |. MEETING OF THE NO NAME CLUB. I The members of the No Name Club held their last meeting for the season yesterday afternoon, when they were l entertained by Mrs. Montgomery Smith and the program included paper by | Mrs. F. A. Flowers on Provincial Types in American Fiction. Mrs. seeiye read an Eastern dialect story and Miss Mckinney gave an interesting talk on Kindergarten work and invited the members of the club to visit her school at West End. She spoke of tho fact | that the Ionian Club has joined with them in the work and expressed wish that the other womens clubs of Mont gonnery would do so.
 The club at this meeting expressed appreciation of Mfr Owens Kindness in consenting to deliver lecture for the members on Alabama. The, date of Mir. Owens lecture will be the ssth of this month and 1t will take place at the High School Auditorium under the auspices of the No Name Club.
 The election of officers for the conn l ing year resulted as follows: | Mrs. James Andrew, President; Mrs. w. c. Holt. vice-President: Mrs. F, A. Flowers. Treasurer: Mrs. W. H. sris- dale, Director.
 srR. AND MRS. LANNON'S | tf LUNCHEON.
 MT. and Mrs l, :. w. Hannon gave n beautiful luncheon yesterdav in com pliment to Dr. and Mrs. George B. Eager of Louisville and Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stakely
 | sweet peas ana the dining room was in yellow The centrepiece on the ex. quisitefy appointed table was pineapple surrounded with nasturtiurns. There were covers for twenty and a | delicious fve-course luncheon was served after which Mrs. Hannon de- lighted her guests with the rendition | of a number of vocal solos. The guests were Dr. and Mrs George B. Eager. | 1U and Mrs. J. M. Falkner, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Cody, Dr. and Mrs. O. r. Gregory, Mrs. J. c. stratford, Mrs. D. W. Gay. Mrs. J. l.. Cobbs. Mrs. J, M. Dawson. Mrs. F. I, Harris. Mrs. B IAttlepase.
 PERSONAL ITEMS.
 The young ladies who will be grad uated from the Girls High School on next Wednesday and receive their di- pionas at the theatre on Thursday evening, are:
 Misses Marie Alexander, Jean Lahey. Margaret Browne, Marjorie sayre. Mary Knowles, Elizabeth Andrew. Lu- eia richardson, Frankie Jones, Carrie washburn, Annie b. McNeei Maggie Turnipseed. Georgia Clay. Lnchnriis Wilson, Minnie Strauss, Bessye Drey- fus, Kanah Barnes. Lucille Newman, Ethel Rollins. Roy Cadden, Thuia Dun can.
 The primary department of the Cal lhoun -Chaniberlalr school had final entertainment yesterday afternoon when the children enjoyed games and
 refreshments and pupils of the French class recited French anecdotes. They were Miss N. Seymour Miss Mary FL len Harvey and Miss Nellie Bowdoin.
 Miss Marcelle Sabel recited Ger
 man poem.
 Mrs. J.. D. Long has entirely recov- cred from her recent accident
 Misses Clara Mae and Marguerite Mabson of Troy, Ala, are at the Glen more, they leave with their brother MT. Hendon B. Mabson, Thursday morning for St. Louis to visit the Worlds Fair.
 l Mrs. B. c. Sanders, Mir. and Mrs W IF. Hurt of Roanoke, are guests at the GIenmore.
 The last meeting of the Mothers Union for the season will be held this afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs, T. G. Foster. After the busi- ness is transacted social meeting will be held.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred E. Meyer left yes terday for & months stay at Ho, Springs, Ark. and visit to St. Louis