The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-17
Flag Day CeIebration.

Inv tA0pllG SHuQtCIs 0s A. As CE3C~ brated Flag Day most charmingly this afternoon. Mrs. Harry Toulmin was the hostess and the grounds of her pretty suburban home resembled a garden fete. There were about severn ty-five guests present. including a number of out-of-town visitors.
 The invocation and the address on the flags were delivered by that gift ed orator, Father de Ia Moriniere. The delightful musical program consisted of songs by Mrs. Lavretta, Mrs. Charles Hervey and Mrs. Tam, and of piano solo by Miss Kathleen Shivers of Mon- tevallo.
 Miss Shivers has won glowing praise as a musician during her stay here, and she possesses a most unusual combina- ton Of strength and delicacy with beautiful touch.
 Her valse Caprice, Op. 2, by R. A. Newland, was gem and as an encore she played, ",Twas a Lover and His Lass" by Nevin.
 One of the charming events of the day was the presentation of q pin to the life chaplain, Miss Meta Thonp. son. The Regent, Mrs. Joseph St. George Tucker. made the presentation on behalf of the D. A. R.'s. The pin has two bars, one for the Chapter and the other for Miss Thompson's most distinguished ancestor. Gen. Elijah Clark.
 After the ceremonies were ended de- licious refreshments were served by the hostess, who was picture of grace and beauty and who was assisted in looking after her guests by number of young girls. daughters of D. A. R. memberst .sos s.,. s.s. -ty
 Tuesday Bridge.
 The Yacht Club seems to be the ia. vorlte rendezvoust for events Of ansorts and this morning Mrs. Wagar enter. tained very attractively there for the Tuesday Bridge. fiF All the members were presentSto en" joy this pleasant meeting and struggle valiantly for the pretty prizes.
 Mathematician Wedding.
 An event Of great interest to many Mobilians was celebrated this even Ing in Georgiana, Alabama, when Miss Lucille Glenn and MT. Clare Carroll Mechem were married at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Abram Nelson.
 The matron of honor was. Mrs. J. L. Locke, of Mobile. sister of the bride and the best man was Mr. Frank Winter and Mir Thomas Hallidell the groomsman and MT, Mechem's other attendants were Mir. 4. V. B. Gilbert of Mobile, Mir. J. c. Carter and pr. J. T. Watson of Georgiana. Those also went from here. to the wedding were Mrs. C. c. Mechem. 1Irs. W. W. Jordan, Mir. and Mrs. Hallidell. Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Locke, Mrs. Thomas F. shepherd and Miss Myrtle Mechem.
 Personal Notes.
 Mir. Oscar Barkley and Mir. Pete Cox will leave on Thursday for an outing Ak
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Chamberlain leave for a visit to Birmingham and Montgomery and later will go to El- more, Mrs. Chamberlain's old home.
 MT and Mrs. James Bondurant will return today to their home in Waco, Texas.
 Mrs. Thomas and Miss Virginia Thomas left today for stay at Point Clear.
 MT Bat Smith is here on a visit to his old home and his relatives. the Fowler family on Dauphin Way. He will return shortly to his home in Texas.
 Mfr. Kenneth Donald will arrive about July 1st from Andover, Mass. where he has been preparing for Yale.
 Hon. Charles B. Teasley of Mont gomery is in the city on business.
 Hon. Gaston Gunter of Montgomery Is registered at the Cawthon.
 The closing exercises of the Aead- emy of the Visitation is scheduled to take place tomorrow afternoon at { o'clock.
 Among the prominent visitors In Mo- bile are Dr. E. c. Williams and Messrs