The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-15
MRS. DRUM HOSTESS OF
THE TUESDAY CARD CLUB.

MRS. DRUM HOSTESS OF
THE TUESDAY CARD CLUB.
Mrs. w. ]. Drum was the hostess
with whom the members of the Tues
day Caro- Club met yesterday morning
when she entertained them at her home
on Monroe STREET The reception hall
and three adjoining apartments were
devoted to the guests and in two of
them four tables were arranged for the
game of euchre. "A
In the drawing room, where the
tones are blue and white sweet peas
were the flowers used in further adorn-
ing. In the library and hall peoples
were placed with artistic effect with
the dark green wood work, and in the
dining room black-eyed susans form
ed the tables centre adorning.
At the conclusion of the games two
handsome prizes rewarded the players
who had the highest scores Mrs. Me-
Duff Cain won beautiful Teco vase
and Miss Olivia Arlington won an cx-
quisite piece of Indian pottery.
A course plate luncheon concluded
the pleasures of the morning.
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MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
BY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS.
Before the hour arrived for the op-
ening of the performance at the High
School yesterday when Midsummer
Nights Dream was to be produced by
filled to overlooking with an interest
ed audience. Miss Bullock had to or
der the doors of the lower hall closed
before all who wished to see the play
had arrived.
The cast of the play was composed of
members of the Junior class and the
second grade of the High School. These
young girls acquitted themselves with
great credi. to themselves and to their
teachers
Anderson. to whose untiring efforts is
due the excellent training which was
evident in the work done in the rem
dering of the play.
The staging and setting of the play
was a marvellous achievement for an
amateur performance and the limited
space on the stage of the auditorium
was used to such excellent perspective
advantage as to produce the effect of
a much larger field of action. The
costuming of every part was quite ike
professionals and in that the perform
ance filled the eye while they read
the lines with an evident understanding
of them showed careful study ano
teaching.
Every part was so well done that
to particularize would be hard, but
perhaps Miss Ida Belle Gay as Nick
Bottom the weaver and Miss Willie
Gayle as Puck are the characters
which stand out best in the memory
of those who witnessed the play
There was in their parts splendid
relaxation and freedom for schooi
girls.
The cast was as follows:
Thoseus. Duke of Athens-Miss Ad-
fine Moses.
Lysander, in love with Hermia-Miss
Mary Sistrunk.
Demetrius. his rival-Miss Sadie
Frank.
Egeus, an Athenian noble, father TO
Hermia-Miss Ida Lucas.
Philostrate. master of the revels-
Miss Hazel Covingtop
Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons--
Miss sara Warren Wilkerson.
Hernia, daughter of Egeus, In love
with characteristics Alma Hertz.
Helena in love with Demetrius-Miss
Myrtle Garrett.
Observation-Disclosures Eheldra Will
Iiams. Eugenia Commit, Mamie Spiers.
Indian Boy-Miss Esther Frank.
The Hard Handed Men of Atheps;
Nick Bottom, the Weaver-Miss lda
Belle Gay.
OUNCE the Carpenter-Miss Carrie
Rice. ,.,,,a
Levy. ,,oaor Mice
Louise Herd. r,..
snug. the Joiner-Miss Lizzie Fltz-
patrick.
oberon. King of. the Fairies-Mlss
Katie Halls.