The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-06
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 -Monday--EIamiiton Whist Club, Mrs Tassday-North Side Bridge Club, Mrs. e. N. Dugek. II a. m.; Tuesday Tea Club, Mrs. Palmer Pillans; Study Circle, Council of Jewish Women at B'nai B'rith Hall, 3 p. ms; Merry Makers, Miss Merriam Jacobson, 3 p. m. ednesday--Luncheon in honor or Miss Louise overall Mrs. Mallett, a:s0 D. m.; Discards, Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke. D. m., at residence of Mrs. Joseph Kodgson: Finesse Bridge Club, Mrs. J. S. Morrow, II a. m. West End Bridge Club, Mrs Harris Vaughan p. m. Jean Miles: Happy Go Lucky Ciuo' Friday-Elwen Bridge Club. Mrs. Harry Inge; Lucky Thirteen, Miss Co., rinne Thoss; I. A. C., Miss 1zetta McDonald; monthly meeting Mobile Chapter. D. A. R.; Bowling Club, Mss Dorothy Donald. Il a. m, at Country Club.
 Saturday y-shakesperean Club, Mrs. C. T. Torrey.
 Mobile, Dec. 5.-(Special.)-The sea son is gradually waking up and the debutantes will soon come into their own as several dances are scheduled TOT lHi9 mOuIn anu run Ash Wednesday, will be snort mad whiri of gayety.
 I. 4. c. ssss r Miss Annie Nordman did the honors most charmingly yesterday afternoon for the l. A. c. 4 three-course lunch- con followed the games of euchre and the price winners were Miss Stella Ol- finger, who captured a pretty fan for. the first prize; the second, hat pin holder, went to Miss Ollie Airey, and the consolation was awarded Miss Marguerite Murphy.
 In Honor of Alisa shlvers.
 Miss Kathleen Shiyers was the charming guest of honor at theatre party ct the Lyric tonight and after the. play the young people went on to Ger man Relief Hall, whore dancing school was in full swing. The party, who oc-. cupied three boxes-at the Lyric, con- sisted of Miss Lucy Bowen and Mr. Eugene Bright. Miss Louise Overall and MT. Roland Mallett, Miss Agnes Belle Goldshy and MT. Alexander Mc- Kinstry,' Miss Rosa Coates and MT. Terry Moore, Miss Eloise stanton and Mir. John Prather of Columbus. Ga., Miss Shivers and MT. Tom Boone. and Msssrs. John Willis. Messrs. Staunton and Allie Ahland.
 HBWMGhRrAhG The Shakespeare Club met this morn- ing at the residence of Mrs. c. J. Tor reys and the large number of mem- ! bers enjoyed the discussion: "In the deIineation of the character of Cleo patra, was Shakespeare influenced by events in his own life?'--Mrs. Bacon and Club. as. we'll as the interesting points of view brought out by the fol- lowing questions on Act " of Antony and CInopatra.
 First. Is there dramatic fitness In the way the desertion of Enobarbus is accomplished?
 Second. Summarize the chief quaii- ties of Enobarbus. Who, if any, was nohler than he7
 Third. Considered historically, has the questioning of the sin of suicide any fitness in CIeopatra's utterance?
 Fourth. Do we possibly derive here some insight into the authors belief?
 Fifth. How does the character of Antony as displayed in Julius Caesar compare with the Antony of the preseni play7
 Reception of Mstherss Congress Circle Instead of the regular monthly after noon meeting the Mothers ConRres, entertained st a charming reeptfoY from to 10 o'clock at the home of tn, ptSSAHSAAs NAfS. Hs w. EOufneFland or Friday evening. The hall with ft, red papering and hangings and it's pro. fusion of green vines suggested the Christmas season. The drawing room was decorated with yellow chrysan. fhernums and the dining room in white
 The Reception Committee consisted of Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Mccormick Mrs. Acree, and Mrs. c. N. Moore ant the forty or more guests present enjoy cd the delightful evening and the fol lowing program:
 Prayer--Mrs. Linscott.
 Vocal Eolo-Mrs. George CrossIand. Address of Welcome-Mrs. Suther land.
 song--Mrs. s. s. Tam.
 RecitatIon--BFiss McF1froy. Piano Solo--Mrs. Iinscott.
 Vocal solo-Miss Bottle Mccoy.
 The young ladies who served in tn dining room were Misses Jessie Lott Edith Michael. Helen Gaines, Susi MerkeI and Hattie March.