The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17
THE SOCIAL SIDE
Itss HASTE AT THEATRES END

4 uant~omery woman who attended the onening at The Grand Thursday evening suggests that with the new ness of the building and the modern ronducting of everysn,ns nersanae tssasrsl9eers v rouse themselves to the advisabiiity ~ acauiring the habit of sitting through a performance to the finish. .T was interested in the last as well as the first scene and did not. as soon ns the end was imminent begin to ad- just my hat don my cloak and furs. so suffered therefor. The man next to me, before the drop of the curtain stood up and madly scrambled py, siroost tearing my gown and making me thoroughly uncomfortaoie. vIanced around. discovered that at ieaat \ fourth of the audience was rushing out before the curtain fell, lust as he did"
 able to sit through a play and De in- ferested in all of the scenes and acts < would be willing to bear with the live happv ever after'' scene at the eno. sven if he had read between the lines to his own personal satisfaction as to the outcome. The actors deserve tne compliment and the audience. or that nnrtior in the majority wishing to see the end, has right not to pc 'u'' turbed.
 sETBELs-DAwsON.
 Mir. and Mrs. John M. Dawson an nounce the engagement of their dausn- ter, Florence, to Mir. William IempIe Seibels, the marriage to take place on Wednesday, January IS. at the Metn- odist Church in Birmingham.
 wrrL-LAzARUs.
 Friends in Montgomery have receiveu s,. Invitations to the marriage M Wei. which will take place "Wednesday even, ir,ar November 27 at 8 o'clock hotei HiiIman. Birmingham.
 yoHNsoN-nfAcMY.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William Lotus Msess announce the engagsmenv, ". ,,sd Icspaor. the marriage to take place wednesday, December IS, at ther nome 1s4 Holcombe Street.
 MEETING or HOSPITAL :.
 The members of the H9spi.si Hc,ns Go , moi yesterday morning with the chalr- Ilman. Mrs, F. H Eimcre. at her nome on Lawrence street. Exeelient work has been a ,eompiished by this eomPi.- tee of tha United Daughtefa4 es tne Confederacy, and plans TOT Huon NioAS have been formulated ~
 Two of the objects Tor wnich ue con,rnittee is working now are the se- curing Of separate building for lns ,nates susfering with tuberculosis ana tha gaining of permission rom ne TA1islature to build an annex 70 the sicir wrpd ta be devoted to the prepa- ration Of the dead for burial.
 The appropriation made by the Leg istature for the Soldiers Home destg- nated that be usen for certain build ss. ss ana the hospital committee is arx- s.s,s that it be changed to read build ,rgs, :, fiat 1t may be used where most
 Mre. Charles c. Brown. of Birming- harn President of the Alabama piyis- ion m. D. C., was present at this meet ing She had just visited the Soldiers Eforne ana In a short talk expressed barseIf to her committees as deltghted with the work done in the hospttal there. w "A Gayle, Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Harvey E Jones. Mrs. l. B Handley of Birmingham and Miss Ad- die Beaumont. MRS. PEARSON ENTER
 '''s7' TAINs AT CARDS.
 A new bridge club just organized Is the Thursday Bridge Club. The nrst meeting was held Thursday. when the members were entertained by Mrs. ". W. Pearson at her home on Wtlkerson street. The games were followed by a Iuncheon. The members are Mrs. w. Es Davidson. Mrs. Blhb Graves, Mrs. Aiice Fitts HIlf. Mrs. Charles Norton, Mrs. Archibald Cunningham. Mrs. w.