The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-04
THE SOCIAL SIDE
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ed a number of selections from the Uncle Remus stories by Mrs. Parks. and some recitations and songs by her little daughter. Mrs. Parks Is an impersonator of much ability, and her rendition of the quaint negro stories by Joel Chandler Harris was an~-artistic success.
 Little Frances Craven is a child of six years, at which early age she shows a wonderful genius for imper- sonation and marvellous gift of mim icry. Among her selections last even Ing was Experience" Honey Boy T What You Wrote on My Slate" and "AnReline."
 A number of songs in costume which were rendered by the little girl were Red Wing" Idaho" and san An tonio."
 A much enjoyed feature on the pro- gram were the ouartette numbers Robin Adair." and "The Sandman. " hy Messrs. King. Smith. Stuart and Winchester. as were also two selec- tions by Mir. Thad Adams and a mum Der Of plano solos by Miss Ethel Beane. RECITAL AT SEALS
 PIANO PARLORs
 A delightful recital was given yes terday at the Seals Piano Parlors on Dexter avenue by the pupils of Mrs Lena Smith Taylor. The rooms were artistically decorated in palms and cut flowers. and more than a hundred guests enjoyed the entertainment The program was as follows:
 Duet. May Flowers. Uandon). -Em- fly anf George c. Smith. Corporars March, Handon),- George Clisby Smith. Melody. (old Air).-Grace Boze- man.
 Duet. Folk Songs. CFrom the Ger man) Grace and Bessie Bozeman. (a) Peasants Dance (b) Petite March (from the French), Bessie
 Robins Lullaby. (Krogmann). Eiiza- beth King.
 Duet. Flying Doves. (Heins), E. King and M. Sandwich. (a) Bagatelle in G (Mozart). (b) sonatina. op.. 3s. No. 1, (clementD. Emily Smith.
 Duet. Les Chase Aux Gazelles, (Cal- vinD.-E. Smith and M. Sandwich. Part II.
 Duet. Love Song. (Hensel) ,-Eula Zimmerman and Mrs. Taylor. (a) Prelude, (Bach), (b) Sonatina, Op. 36, No. 3, tClementD, Co Saltar- ella, (SchronolD.-Mab Sandwich. Gal Sonatina, (Ruhlan), (b) Sonata, op. 4s. No. 2. (Beethoven).-Irma
 (aJ valse. op. ss, Chopin. Ronda. Op 51. No. 1 (Beethoven).-Robbie May Majors.
 Duet, Der Frieschutz. Cweber). R. NJ. Nejors<and Mary Jones.
 YOUNG wOMEN'S CHRIS
 THAN ASSOCIATION NOTES
 The regular quarterly open meeting will be held at Il o'clock on Monday October 5. at the association. All members are urged to attend these meetings that they may vote on va- rious measures and also that they may acquaint themselves with the progress of the work and keep in touch with the association of which they are a part. Quarterly reports from all the departments will be given on Monday. The meeting promises to be one of unusual interest.
 At o'clock this afternoon the Ves- per services of the Young Women's Christian Association will be resum- ed. The thought for the service will be Bearing the image of Christ" Miss Davis will speak. Mrs. Rienzi Thomas will sing My Redeemer."
 The College Girls Club will hold it's regular meeting on Monday afternoon at half past three. The hour will be spent in sewing for the little girl who has enlisted the sympathy of the club.
 The Fellowship Club will meet as usual on Monday evening, the Char lotte Doris Club on Thursday evening. The Religious Work Committee will meet on the evening of Tuesday, De- tober the 9th, at o'clock.
 Mrs. J. w. Jones' Chairman.