The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-22

Hall last night, and standing room could not De obtained when the alour fixed for tne entertainment was reached.
 Many of the Tulane boys were discon- solaee at not being able to get into the nsu and they envied the good fortune or their fellow colfegians of the class of ". who had come early and secured coign of vantage near the stage. Par some girls crowded the large room and prepared to give them 8 most enthusi- astIc reception.
 The fun of the evening was furnished nv q clever comedy in three acts enti- tied A Mistaken Identity a lyric gem composed by Miss Nan Gunter, of the NewcombN Class of 07, and which the young ladies of the class presented with such irresistible entrain and intelligence that the delight and approbation of the audience were frequently manifested by hearty applause and roars of laughter.
 The plot was amusing, as the acting has to do with sentimental young man and three girls. The young mans mamma and sister scheme that he should marry ono of the girls, who is an heiress. and of the three is the eligible one. He meets two friends and gets advice from them as to how to proceed in love-mak- Ing. He Is told by one that the only the other maintains that nothing is more irresistible than wit and humor. So our hero. thinking himself fully prepared for the ordeal, meets one of the girls whom ne believes to be the heirsss, but who is of sentimental temperament, and he forthwith tries to be funny, and, of course, makes . failure of his scheme. lie next meets another of the sisters, and tres ,rs, the the poetical racket. only to find style. Meanwhile the two friends who were So generous in their advice are try ing to win the heiress whom our hero has not yet seen, the climax is reached in the third act. when the heiress informs the youthful suitor that she is betrothed, and ne consoles himself by marrying the sent mental girl"
 MEETING OF THE MAGAZINE CLUB.
 One Of the most delightful meetings of the Magazine Club this year was held Friday afternoon at the elegant home of the President. Mrs. J. W. Black.
 The parlors were beautifully decorated member arrived. she was presented with Flag of the Netherlands that coun- try being the study of the past year. This meeting was for the election of off, sers toia for the ,as:ag ensuing year and resulted ner: vice-Presideht, Miss Elizabeth c. Moore; Recording Secretary, Mrs. J. B.. Hastings; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. E. B. smith; Treasurer. Mrs. Neal An derson; Director. Mrs. J. W. Black; Delegate to State Federation, Miss Olivia Anderson.
 The club selected for their study next year. Historic Places in America.
 The program for the afternoon, ar- ranged by the hostess, was an especially attractive one.
 Current Evenas, Mrs. Ruff
 Instrumental Solos.
 Spanish Dance; Minuet-Mrs. Hall
 Vocal Solos-'Come Where the Lindens Bloom." Land of the Leal."-Miss Love- lace accompanied by Miss Booth.
 "A Literary Love Tale next engaged the guessing powers of all, and resulted In Miss Moore's receiving the first award, Holland and the Hoilanders," and the second, Montgomery souvenir spoon, was earned by five ladies and Miss Wood run was the fortunate one to receive it. At the conclusion all were invited into the spacious upper hall, where refresh nents were served and even they car ried out the Dutch idea, combined with the Club colors.
 An elegant mahogany center table was