The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23
TN SOCIETY

learned nothing, IL you have not come
to feel most acutely the immensely of
each subject you study, and the little
ness, the almost nothingness Of what
you do know. in view of the infinity
OF the unknown stretching before you"
At the conclusion of her remarks
Miss Calhoun said:
Because of your earnest thorough
work-because you have rightfully
earned 1t, Miss Chamberlain and take
pleasure in presenting to you the di-
pIomas of the Calhoun Chamberlain
school to you each with a loving God
speed and to each Good bye"
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MISS ANDREWS CARD
PARTY FOR MISSES
MULFORF AND HILL.
Miss Elizabeth Andrew was the
member with whom the Queen of
Clubs met yesterday, when 4. number
OF other friends were also her guests.
she entertained In honor of Misses
milford and Hill, who are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. A. S. voolfolk. The
TWO apartments where the games were
played were adorned in poppfes and
roses In artistic arrangement.
Miss Andrew was assisted by Misses
Annie Paul Halls. Mildred Andrew and
Efe May Wagner In entertaining her
friends and keeping the score.
The club prize. a silver belt buckle,
was won by Miss Annie Maude Dawson.
and the guest prize, a pair of gold col
lar pins, was won by Miss Charlotte
Barton.
The guests were Misses Lucia Rich
ardson. Coralette Metcalfe. Anna Pei
ger. Margaret Browne. Kate Steiner,
Marie Alexander, Annie Laurie
Sparkes. Frances Jones, Rosalie Hig-
gins, Dorsey Tyson, Mary Arlington
Jean Lahey Elizabeth williams, Marie
Powell, of Hurtsboro; Mary Knowles.
Berta Roberts, Annie Maude Dawson,
Maggie Mashburn, Laura Chambers.
bertha Fitzpatrick, Algie Hardwick.
Marguerite Rice. .tcry Kirkpatrick
Charlotte Barton, OF Georgia; Susie
May, Matilda Norwood. Mrs Lloyd
Lyons, Mrs. George Bruner and Mrs
Pope Foster.
SCHOOL GIRLS PLAY "MID-
SUMTER NIGHTS DREAM.
The members of the Paul Hayne So
ciety of the Girls -.igh School, who so
beautifully presented Midsummer
Nights Dream" week ago, repeated
the performance last evening In the
auditorium of the school and again de-
lighted a large audience.
The play was presented on this oc-
casion for the purpose of raising funds
for the School Improvement Associa-e
the cause. This Is sc first entertain
ment of any kind given to help in the
work of school improvement.
The cast included.
Thoseus, Duke of Athens--Miss Ad-
line Moses.
Lysander. in love wit Hernia Miss
Mary Sistrunk.
Demetrius, his rival--Miss Sadie
Frank.
Egeus, an Athenian no, :e, father to
Hernia Miss Ida Lucas.
Philonstrate, master OF the revels--
Miss Hazel Covington.
,Ippolyta, Queen of the Amazons--
Miss Sara Warren wilkerson.
Hernia, daughter of Egeus. in love
with Lysander--M Miss Alma Hertz
Helena, in love with Demetrius--
Miss Myrtle Garertt
Attendants Misses Eheldra Will
liams, Eugenia Commit, Mamie Spiers-
Indian Boy--Miss Esther Frank.
The Hard Handed Men of Athens:
Nick Bottom, the Wea-er--Miss Ida
Belle Gay.
Ounce. the carpenter--Miss Carrie
Rice.
Levy.
Flute. the Bellows Member Miss
louise Herd.
.jnug, the Joiner Miss Lizzie Fitz-
patrick.
Fairies:
oberon. King of the Fairies--Miss
Katie Halls. ~,-e /,
Titania, his oueen--Miss Catherine
Dent "a
Puck or Robin Godfel:ow- Miss
Wiley Gayle.
First Fairy miss Claudia Moritz.
Singing Fairies-Misses Georgia
Richardson, Isabel Cobbs. Claire Davis,
Clara Galloway, Irma Rice, Anne Holt
Eloise Pollan. ~
PeaseblosA ON Miss Alva Scott.
Cobweb-- Miss Elizabeth Burton.
Moth--M Miss Annie Lee Holloway.
Mustardseed-- Miss JAM Well.
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY. i
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mccall enter
tanned a number of little folk Monday
evening in celebration of the fourth
of their little daughter, Katie
Ouida Mccall. Outdoor games were
en- toyed until the children were formed
into line to march into the dining room. |
which was decorated prettily in a |
a scheme of red, white and blue. Many
pretty presents were received by the
little girl whose birthday was hon
pred.
The guests were Lucille Roberts. |
Katherine Bronson. Laura Cowell, |
Ruth Posten. Anna May osburn, Flea
nor Apperson, Mary Julian Apperson
Mary Wilson Wilcox, Mary Moritz