The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
NelUs of Mobile Society

The keenest interest is being taken an the lawn party Friday afternoon, Which is under the auspices of two very bopular classes In Christ Church sun kav school, that of Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore and Miss Mary Brown; Every- thing Is being done to make It q Drn liant success and already the Cnrlst Church lawn where 1t will take place 1s In the hands of the workers. There will be fancy tables and refreshments, xiowers, grab-bags. fsh-ponds. real { live Gypsy fortune teller ard music oy . very hne band from the opening hour, 4.so, to the closing at 10.
 Mobile, May 4.--(SpeciaL)--If 1t were not that a few card clubs are still ad- herring to their every week meetings, that lawn parties will be the order or many afternoons, that there are some members of the smart set who are baseball enthusiasts and attend those games. that the Lyric and Monroe Park < theatres will furnish light opera all season, and that the County Club IS where the car stops or ones auto has to anchor, Mobile would be dead, indeed, socially.
 The largest scorer in the social world yesterday was the rain and on the tennis courts no one else had
  the game simply had to be called on until today, which moved the grand finale of mixed doubles up to Monday 3 in order that the mems doubles could hold the courts this afternoon. For < tunately, the weather wasn't half bad, and a number were down to cheer the game along
 Besides the tennis tournament, there was the aeded inducement of refresh ments for the hungry and punch TOT the thirsty. Mrs. Penrose Vass, Mrs. Rhett Goode and Mrs. George Fearn were the heads for this department and were assisted in serving by Miss Ella Wheeler, Miss Louise Vass, Miss Vir- ginia Lyons, Miss Rosa Coates. Miss Eallie Van Antwerp. Miss Virginia Sims. Miss Florence Davison of Mont' gomery and Miss Grace Rockwan
 Those musically inclined and many others were indebted to Miss Belle Tfl- den and her pupils for a most interest ing Chopin evening for the following program by them this evening. In the first place Miss Knott gave most 1n- teresting account of his life and works x and Mrs. W. F. Tebbetts in her al- ways exquisite voice and always very < handsome to look upon, rendered many ! beautiful songs.
 The remainder of the program was as follows:
 Grande valse Brillante, Cp. 1s-Miss Nellie Quina.
 Nocturne in F Flat, Op 9, No. 2- Miss Lorraine Mccoy.
 yalse, Op. 42-Miss Mary Frazer
 Prelude in D Flat, op. 2S, No. 15-- Miss Emily Swift.
 Mazurka, op ss, No. Miss Gladys Martin.
 vaise (Posthumous. 1S2s)-Miss Ella AF~f hAA
 Poionaise c Sharp Minor. op. 25. No. Miss Alice Lull.
 yalse Brulante, op. s4, No. Miss Irna Pearce.
 Poionaise in A Major, op. 40. No. l. Miss Eleanor Swift.
 Capt J. Ed OBrien of Pensacola is in the city for few days. -s Ndr. W. M. Marshall will be ab- Ant from the city several days dur ng the coming week.
 Mrs. Morton of Columbus. Miss. who was one of the out of town E guests for the Heron Whiting we'd ding. will be given bridge party Monday evening by Mrs George Robin son. at the residence of MT. and Mrs. !. W. Whiting.
 The Thursday Bridge Club will meet the coming week with Mrs. Gregory M. Luce. Mrs. Luce has recently re- turned from lengthy visit to New York where she purchased some stun ming hats and gowns.
 Mrs. G. Brown of Albany, New York, spent few days in the city this week
 The Matrons Club which has recent pvi Metzer at her home on Government street last Thursday afternoon.
 The Church Home Lawn Party. which was called off yesterday on account of rain, was held this after noon.
 Miss Ella Spotswood, who is attend ing the concert at Spring Hill, Is in the city for over Sunday.
 Mrs. William Groom is the unfor- tunate victim of the grip.
 Mrs. W. B. Thomas's postponed tug party will take place Tuesday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Walker left this morning for Meridian, Miss.
 Mrs. Teo Brown will leave Monday for a visit to French Lick.
 This morning the Shakespearean Club had it's usual Saturday morning meeting with Mrs. c. J. Torrey. The following was the entertaining pro- gram:
 RICHARD III.
 First--Do you find anything to re- spect or to admire in the character or Richard?
 Second is poetic justice meted out in this play?
 Third Characterize the crimes of Clarence, Hastings, Buckingham, Anne.
 Fourth--was Richard a Fatalist
 Fifth What Is the meaning of de termined respite to my wronSs?'
 MT. John Naftel, who was a guest a the Weems- Rapler wedding. has re turned to Montgomery and will short.
 Miss Agnes Carr has also returned 10 her home in Montgomery.
 The 800 Club will be entertained or Thursday by Mrs. J w. Black.
 Last night Miss Marie Christian wal EsEE