The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Pivot Bridge-Mrs. W. K. syson.
 General meeting Council of Jewish Women-B'Nai B'Rith Hall in the Tenn pie.
 wednesday.
 Knockers-Mlss Rosa Coates. Discards--Miss Rosa Lyons.
 Afternoon Tea club-Mrs. R. V. Tayioe.
 chautauqua circle-Mrs. H, H. Duf- fee.
 PhiIomathic cIub-Miss oline McMii- Ian.
 Century Book club-cawthon Hotel
 Thursday.
 Young Matron's Card club-Mrs. Har- ry Schwarz.
 Bowling club-Miss Marie Webb.
 West End Bridge-Mrs. Devereaux Lake. Thursday Bridge-Mrs. Archie Hall.
 Friday.
 Morning Reading Club--Mrs. W. P. U. M. S. Commencement and Hop Temperance Hall, s:3o D. m.
 M. M. I. Commencement and Hop at German Relief Hall, $40 D. Am.
 Commencement Exercises Barton Academy-Mobile Theatre.
 Saturday.
 Shakespeare Club-Mrs. c. J. Tor rey. 0. B. c. ciub--Miss Marie Arnold. Mobile May 23.-(special l-com- mencements here, there and everywhere will fill the air this week for this is pre-eminently the season of the sweet girl graduate.
 She Is very much in evidence just now and she is also very very charm ing. and we'll deserves her happy reign. With the exception of few card club meetings and one or two small affairs. society will have little else of interest until next week, when the prominent social feature of the spring season will be the marriage of Mrs. Bailey Thomas and Lieut.. Commander Bristol.
 Picnic Hamilton Whist Club.
 The members of the Hamilton Whist Club enjoyed a delightful day at the Country Club today. There were only two substitutes. Mrs. Joseph Hodgson members present were Mrs. W. c. cochrane. Mrs. Donald, Mrs. Fitts. Mrs. Gazzarn, Mrs. John Cochrane. Mrs. Henry Hall. Jr.. Mrs. Sydney Robbins. Mrs Joseph McPhillips Miss Lulu Le' Baron and Miss Mabel Hcustis.
 Bridge, was played until 1 o'clock when the prizes were awarded the suc- cesstuI winners and the luncheon was eerwed by the clubs caterer. After luncheon the members whiied away the time under the trees and on the broad galleries until time to re- turn to town
 Dinner Dance.
 One of the most charming and high 1y successful affairs ever given here was the Dinner Dance at the Yacht Club this evening.
 About seventy-two members and guests enjoyed the really excellent and well served dinner and later on a number of others came down for the dance. The club was gay with flags bright music and pretty women, and a large vote of thanks Is due the pro- noters of this delightful entertain ment, and also the following efficient Reception-ceneral j. W. wnitings Cl W.%Lpce. H. M. Price. pr. GoIdtn- w5Iss HseoIf PA P. Restos, s.str;a3. 5r; " no,. gan. Carl Holzhorn, Troost Parker, Wythe Whiting.
 Shakespeare Club. The members of the Shakespeare Club met as usual this morning with Mrs. C. J. Torrey. Mrs. Colsson presided in the absence | of the President, Mrs. Mann and the | ttu7e of the meeting was spent in fn- | 3shing the reading of the Birds" by | Aristophanes 1 2. Dinner at Dog River.
 A jolly party of young people who left town at on Thursday evening, enjoyed a dinner at the Dog River Club house and came home by moonlight. was as follows: Misses Nell Hall, Vir- ginia Sims, Virginia Lyons Messrs. Troost Parker Walton Link, F. Rhenn Hommond Gayfer and the chaperones Mir. and Mrs. Erwin Little.
 Launch Party,
 An informal but unusually pleasant launch party was given yesterday af- ternoon on board the new craft Wv akka. run in the bay and a short spin up the river brought the follow ing party home about dusk: Mrs. 1 Frank Inge, Mrs. George Robinson, Misses Meta and Ruth Huger, Miss | Moore. Mrs. Bailey Thomas Messrs. Moore, Bristol. Harrison and Dr. Gold thwaite.
 Wedding Cards
 MT. and Mrs. William Calvin Garrett request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Cath crime Louise and Mir. George Harold Howard on Wednesday afternoon. June. at o'clock, 11th Avenue Methodist Church, Birmingham. Ala
 This will be read with a great deal of interest by the many relatives and 1FIenQs or the Garrett family here as Mrs. Garrett, who was a Miss Hartel of Mobile, is related to the HarteI Hamilton and Gailard families of this place.
 Miss Minnie Gaillard and Miss Mag lissa Parham, both of Mobile. are to [ be bridesmaids and Miss odelle Hurtel and a number of other relatives will go Go Birmingham for the wedding. Report of Colonial Danes COuDcI Some extracts from the report of inc President of the Colonial Danes of Alabama about the work of the society since the last council two years ago up to the present meeting, which was recently held in Washington. are as follows:
 The most prominent work of the so- ciety was the publishing of The Let ters of William Pitt. Lord Chatham" to | the Colonial Governors covering the ! ground from the earliest settlement of | the colonies to revolutionary times. This work, in two volumes, library | form, was issued by the McMllan Pub | fishing Company at a cost of $5.000. : MARRI K w Y~ AA %y