The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
NelOs of Mobile Society
COMING EVENTS.
Menaax.

Monday.
 Hamilton whist ciub--sirs ". C.. Titts.
 dence of Mrs. T. P. Norviiie. s7:S0 ?. m.
 Theatre party and supper---atr. and Mrs. William Monk.
 North Side Bridge Ciub--Mrs. c. M Rosengrant. II a. m.
 Tuesday Tea Club---Mrs. Paul Wilson, ii a m. at the residence of Ars. Aus till at Spring Hill.
 Tuesday sso cius--Aiss Viola Lyon,
 Children Of needaracy--Entsrtain ed by MFss A. ". Goldsey. ?. m.
 Knights of Columbus Bali at K O.
 Discards-MrE walter Heron. p. m.
 Wednesday.
 Bowling club--Miss Ella Wheeler, II a. m. at Country Club.
 Finesss Bridge Club--Mrs. George Heakes, Il c. m.
 Century Book Club-Coioniai Room, Cawkhcn Hotel. il q. m
 Chautauoua Circle with Mrs H. H. Duffee, S:3o ?. m.
 Buffet luncheon and bridge-Miss Adele Batre. l:Se p. m.
 Reception and tea. p. m.--Mrs. Walter Williamson, in compliment to Mrs. James Taylor and Mrs. Reid Hunt of Washington.
 Thursday.
 Little Bridge Club-Dorothy Donald at il a. m.
 west End Bridge club-Mrs. Blocker Thornton, p. m.
 :. .HaDpy Go Lucky ciub-Miss Lois
 Bridge Ciique--Afra Victor Lowen-
 Eiwsn sridse-Mrs. Rhets Goods. ? ?. n.
 Abbott. p. m. ct the residence of Hrs. William Ross.
 L, o. O. R. Bah at German Relief
 I. A. c--Misa Margaret Mclean. 1
 Lucky Thlrteen--AItss oriette Taeon.
 CotiilIon--Monthly German Club at German Relief Hall, S:s0 D. m.
 Jolly Ten--MisB Ida Tutwfier.
 shapespeare Club, residence of Mrs, c. !. Torrey, II a. m.
 Meeting Virginia Dare Chapter c. A. R.. a:s0 p. m.
 Mobile. Dec. 12.--(Special. )-The coming week marks the beginning of the seasons gayetles and the social ball will roll madly on with dinners. dances, iuncheons teas and bridge par ties galore until the carnival.
 Ia Compliment te Mss FeFbes.
 One of the most attractive visitors that has graoed our city in many a day is Mss Clara Ellen Forbes. of Montgomery, who has been much since her arrival here as the guest of the two lovely Miss RadcIiffee. A num- Der of delightful parties have been given in her honor and this afternoon another was added to the list when Mss Lucy Bowen entertained for her with a trip to Fort Morgan. The par ty who enjoyed all the delights of this pretty spot. the trip. eongeniai eompany and delicious refreshments was composed of Misses Clara Belle Lack, Lulis and Lilie Radcliffe, Kath- leen Shivers. Clara Ellen Forbes. Lucy Bowen, Messrs.. Henry Aldridge, Terry Moore. Tom Boone. Allie Ahland, Mir, Lack, Mfr. Maxon and the chaperons Mir. and Mrs. Claude Grayson.
 Informal Dinner.
 Miss Louise overall. a lovely de- butante. entertained informally most AthNAGNANCAX A&Atd ENCAAE8 al n AhAa1hCt of sight eovsrs- The table was gay with its centre of handsome poinsettas. it's candelabra with shades of this aams flower, the ices served fin poin- setta cups and the poinsetta cards. which marked the places of the eol- lowing couples, who later on enjoyed the dancing class at German Relief Hall: Miss Kathleen shiveFs and Mir. Russell Hollingsr. Miss Hattie May Horst and Mfr. Bradford Luslk. Mss Lu- cile overall and MT. Clinton Mccart- ney, Miss Louise overall and Mr. Frank Fowler.
 Mrs. Clark EBtertaiRa at Bridge.
 Mr. and Mrs. Norborne Clarke, who are charming hosts, gave an infinite amount of pleasure to a few friends when they entertained informally at bridge on Friday evening. Those playing were Mir. and Mrs. Walter Her yen, Adr. and Mrs. Harry Donald. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hall. JF. Mir. and Mrs. Luce. Miss Heustis, Mr. John Gattin and the host and hostess. The oriental vase prize was won by Mrs. Heron and Mr. Lues captured the silver pen oil.
 skalkeaPare Club.
 The Shakespeare Club held it's usual meeting this morning at Il ct the residence of Mrs. c. J. Tor Fey and the following questions and on act V of Antony and Cleopatra constituted the programme for the day. 1. How does Caesar receive the news Of Antony's death?
 2, For inconsequenee of speech, what others of Shakespeare's creations does the clown resemble7
 3. Does CleopatTa die after the high Roman fashion"2
 {, What eimilarity Of theme do you notice between this play and Mac beth?
 Has Shakespeare ever before chosen so large a stage for his aetion9
 Does the play seem over-crowded with minor eharacters7
 5. What underlying principle of the of life does Shakespeare in- eulate in this play9 DiscussieR--Resembla and con- trasts between Romeo and Juliet and and Cleopatra--Mrs. Ruse and Club.
 A. C. One of the pleasant events of Fri | day afternoon Is the meeting of the | [. A. c. and yesterdays entertain | ment of the club by Miss Izetta Mc- | Donald was as usual. delightful. A | three course luncheon followed the | games of euehre, when the first prize, | 3 Christy picture. was won by Miss | Deal Dreaper, the second. 8 pair of | silk hose, by Miss Anna Nordmann, and the consolation. a box of candy, | went to Miss Fidelis Hanlon.
 Those present were Misses Esteile l