The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21


 spending few days in the city. Dr. George A. Moore. who has been attending the Doctors Convention. has returned home.
 The Shakespeare Club met as usual this morning at the residence of Mrs c. J. Torrey and the minutes of the meeting were as follows: "First--In what replies does Richard moralize two meanings in one word?
 Second What was the formal vice inquiry?
 "Third--who were Hastings,s An cient knot of dangerous adversarfes' and what was their fate?
 "Fourth--What Is the dramatic pur- pose of Hastings's: I am in better stan than ere wasT Of Richards request of the Bishop of Ely for some strawberries.
 "Fifth--In what other plays does Shakespeare utilize the popular belief In witchcraft?
 with Lady Lucyf"
 We are getting into the lawn party season and already almost every avail able lawn in the city is engaged for such festivities. What promises to be one of tho most successful affairs of this kind of the spring season, as 1t is in the hands of two of the most popu- lar classes of the Christ Church Sunday School that of Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore and Miss Mary Brown The Christ Church lawn will be used and no doubt enough will be realized to construct the much wished for belfry. The 10th of May is the date selected for the enter tainment.
 Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain left today for New York. She will be joined en route by Mrs. Hatch, as they are both to be the guests of Mrs. Edwin Mccartney at Mrs. Dubose's. in East Twenty second Street. New York.
 MT. F. R. Judd of Chicago is regis tered at the Cawthon. Mr. and Mrs. Judd were one of the most popular couples who ever made Mobile their temporary home. They were "at home" a the Hodgson's for many months the past year, and their return to again live in Chicago was one of the great re- grets of the last fall season. Mrs W. B. Thomas and Miss Moore are spending the weekend in New Or leans. An attractive and interesting story with true Japanese flavor is that of Cupid San" by Mrs. Mary McNefl Fenollosa in the May Smart Set. Mrs. | Fenollosa is at present on visit to | her old home here, where her genius IS much appreciated. She returns shortly | to New York to join Professor Fenol- 1 losa. who is a lecturer of much note on higher art. Mrs Fenollosa wears her 1 literary honors (she is the author of l Truth Dexter" The Breath of the 1 Gods" etc,). as becomingly as she does number of stunning frocks. Her next appearance in the literary world will be as playwright.
 The picture on this page today is that of Miss Mamie Triplett, daughter of Mrs. S. R. Triplett. and a grand daughter of Mrs. William H. Ross.
 Miss Triplett comes from long line of ancestry prominent In the an nals of Alabama and in Virginia and has the heritage of beauty for which both sides of her family have always | heen noted. She is the third oe the | Triplett girls Cher older sisters are Mrs. E. D. Ledyard and Mrs. Charles | HalD to have been belle in society here and in the east. and her younger sister, Miss Helen Triplett, is a sharer of the good looks, intellect, refinement and charm of manner which has all ways made the Ross and Triplett families stand for all that 1t most attractive in Southern womanhood.