The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
in SOCIETY
BY Mrs. J. M. del otfes.

LIZA Ru1 IMH wi WI |lH IIsI |1 " I'M liz MI ~
with these so that the meeting of the
federation may be held before Mrs.
MeLester's date of sailing. 1t goes
without saying that the other clubs
the Birmingham clubs. and the meet
ing will be presided over by the chosen
president.
McLester, but one which is most richly
deserved. for In selecting her as their
president the women OF the federation
sr coS wise ea rsose BE- foSns a eombn
ing as she does strength. of purpose
with infinite talent for presiding be-
ing familiar with ,parlia a,,a n, Law law
ings will be for the best good Of the
organization of which she is the chosen
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
.NANTED-A WIFE, AT III
STANDARD CLUB.
The performance by the dramatic So
ciety at the Standard Club last eve
ming was an occasion on which the
members of the caste scored bril-.
liant success: large number of
members of the club and their families
audience that enjoyed the rendition of
the play "wanted-A Wife" is an
English comedy in three acts.
Under the direction of Mr.. r. g.
whitley the caste has been in train
ing for about three weeks The story
is one in which Charles Shakleton gets in
a world of trouble by pretending he is
married to secure money from an es-
| tate of a rich aunt
Miss Beulah Moritz as the maid who
acted as the pseudo-wife was Pc
superannuated old maid was. good in
the part. Miss Jessamine Rice was
dainty and exquisite in her rendition
world" for the hero and Miss Ella
Klein was Just too funny for any
thing in the part of Miss Pixton, who
managed her husband. All the male
parts were wells taken. Not one fell
short of the demands of his part. Mr..
Lionel Haas was an excellent Leading
man as Charles Shakleton. Mr.; Sid
and Jealous husband to perfection. M &.
Harry Marcus did the part of the cred
ulous and fond old lawyer in true
good as Claud, the boy about the house,
and as Mr.. Pixton. Mr.. Samuel
Schloss was a protector" of home TO
The members of the Standard Club
Dramatic Society. have cause to be con :
graduated on the success Oh their
production.
MEETING OF THE no NAME CLUB.
A business meeting of the No Name
Club was held yesterday morning, when
the members were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. Is. j. Baldwin at her
home on Madison Avenue.
There was a full attendance and the
morning was one full of attention to
business affairs, the most important of
which was the election of officers, d.
rector and delegate to the Convention
of the Federation of Women's Clubs
to be held this fall
Mrs. w. H. Hudson was elected
President, Mrs. F. A: Flowers. vice
president, Mrs. Paul Mertins, CORES
ponding secretary, Mrs. Herbert Battle.
treasure, Mrs. S. d. Seeley, director
and Mrs. Belle Allen Ross, delegate.
Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry was a
guest of the morning
There will be Just one more meet
ing of the club this season which will
be held on Wednesday. May 20, at the
home Of Mrs. E. C. Andrews.
The Magazine Club will meet Friday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Ray
Rushton.
The first annual dance to be given
by Troup A, LIST Calvary, A. N. G., this
evening Is an event of social impor-
lance to the members and their friends
who will attend.
The Mothers Union will meet this af-
ternon at 4:3o o'clock with the pres
home on Dexter Avenue. This is Pres
ident's Day with the club and it will
be the last meeting for the season.
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Mrs. NJ. S. Crommelin las returned
from Pensacola where she has spent the
past month as the guest of relatives.
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Mrs. Dan Shepard, OF Pensacola, is
the guest of Mrs. S. J. Steiner.
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There will be a meeting of the Wo-
mans Federation at the First President
Church this afternoon at 4;3e o'clock.
Mrs E. A 9 Graham = President
The Ionian Club will meet this af-
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. W. L.
Durr at her home on Perry Street.
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NOTICE INFIRMARY BOARD.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Infirmary Board will be held this morn
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. j. A. kirkpatrick, President.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flowers and lit
tie daughter, Catherine. have. gone to
Gainesville, Ga. for her health.
| Mrs. Jesse A. Finley. of Montgom-
cry. and her brother, Mr.. J. F. Rey-
Jamestown and New York.
INFORMAL GERMAN At
BEAUvOIR CLUB
The members of the Beauvoir Clut
| entertained at an informal german al
street when among the friends who
enjoyed the occasion were Miss Mar
| guerite Rice. Miss Effie Mae Wagner
| Miss Julian Perdue of Atlanta, Miss
Minnie Bunkley. Miss Matilda Norwood