The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
Social and Personal
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MEETING OF SECESSION CHAPTER

MEETING OF SECESSION CHATTER. Yesterday afternoon the Secession Chapter held a large and interesting meeting st the home of the president, Mrs. J. E. Andrews. The most fm- portant business before the members was the election of officers for the coming year, and delegates to the Ala bama Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, to be held in May at Tuscumbia, Sheffield and Florence.
 The following officers were elected: Mrs. T. H. Mabson, president; Mrs. w. H. Rivess ce-president. Miss Louise owen, recording secretary: Mrs. F. J Dreher, corresponding secreta- ry; Mrs. E. A. White, registrar; Mrs. James A. Rives. historian; Mrs. J. E. Andrews. director; Miss Maud Chap man, treasurer.
 Delegates -Mesdames J. B. An- drews. E. A. White. and Misses Louise owen and Maud Chapman.
 The Chapter voted to unite with the other Chapters of Montgomery in securing funds for the Arlington mon- ument. The business for the after noon being over the following interest ing musical program was rendered.. Program:
 Romance (Mendelssohn)- --Miss Lila Solo. "The Girls of seville"--Mrs. R. J. Avenger.
 Recitation. Little Giffin of Tennes- see"- Miss Ruth Roper.
 Song, My own United States"-- Master Earl Andrews.
 Instrumental poems--Miss Taylor. of Mobile.
 Song--Quartet.
 The Kerry Dance--Mrs. F. H. Logan, Miss Clara Belle Roney. Miss Jessie Stewart, Mrs. R. J. Avenger.
 The retiring president entertained at a delightful reception for tie newly elected officers. A delicious salad course luncheon was served and from a prettily arranged table in the centre of which a cluster of red and white electric lights were suspended, Mrs. William H. Haigler and F. J. Dreher toured coffee.
 Mrs. Andrews was assisted in receiv- ing and entertaining her guests by her sister. Miss Florence Cameron. This meeting closed one of the most pleasant and successful years in the history of the chapter. The members will meet the first Wednesday after noon in April with Mrs. T. H. Mabson, BOA South Court street.
 PUPIL RECITAL.
 Yesterday afterraon at the Sternfeld Studio of Music, the following pro- gram was rendered.:
 Duet. Andrante Pastorale> Uetert and Stark)--Cecile Atkinson, accompanied by Miss Dora Sternfeld.
 Woodland Swing (Krogman)-sarah Bell Randy.
 The Chase (Burgmuller)-Louise Sharp.
 Spinning Song (Ellenreich)-Ffora Hugger.
 Santa Claus Guard March tKrogman) Sydney Tresslar.
 Mazurka (Ducelle)-Ruth Brower The Fair (Gurlitt)-Rosa Pincus, In Sunderland (Krogman)-Katie Haden.
 Hunting Butterflies CEIirsch)-Mary V. Tresslar.
 Will of the wisp (Rungmann)-Mar- garet Preiss.
 The Secret (Gautier)-Miriam Brick man.
 Japanese Bridal Procession (Teiller) -Mollie Yelverton.
 Sonatina (Op. 55 No. I), (Kuhlan) Ella Vaughn Patterson.
 Curious Story (Heller)-Elizabeth Brown.
 serenade Badine Gabriel ->Sarie)- Willie Cary.
 Turkish March (Mozart)-MyrtIe Quiet. Marche Militaire, (Diabelii)- Misses Maude and Carrie Hugger. Gonlolieri (Nevins)-Miss Lillie Bell Smith.
 Butterfly (Greig-Eloise Salder. a. Scherzo; b. Canzonetta (Gade)- Miss Georgia Saffold.
 Sonata, G major (Mozart)-Miss Ethel Tresslar.
 Waltz, c sharp minor (Chopin)-Miss Katie Griffith.
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 The Friday Evening Club met with Miss Rhea Chatfield Friday, when the members enjoyed a pleasant evening. game contest was followed by deli cious refreshments. Miss Iva Bailey will entertain the members on Friday evening next.
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 The Art Study Club will meet Tues day afternoon at 4:45 o'clock with Miss Dimmick at her home on Clayton street.
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 The Tintagil will meet with Mrs Robert Arlington Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 BiJOu, Wednesday, March J3, 80.
 Roy Young Concert Co. Tickets SOc
 Benefit Young WOmens' Christian
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