The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26
Neus Of Mobile Society

He games Tor the four tables of play CTS and the two girl winners were stationery and for the men a silver nat brush and a tie were given. The table where the delicious re- treatments were served had a center piece of Easter lilies and ferns and cups of Easter lilies held the ices and | oonoons. Those who enjoyed the evenings pleasures were Misses Willie Nae Jett. Nellie ouins, Pearla Soost, hutn Kelly Lucille Eanes, Minna Lind sey, the hostess and several of her young men friends.
 Shakespeare Celebration. At the birthday celebration of the shakespeare Club on Thursday, the members were the recipients of the following pretty telegram from their President, Mrs. John T. Mann. It was dated Wilkes Barre, Pa. and read
 Here's Pansies that's for thoughts" Happiness and joy attend you" Mrs. John c. Mann" This was delightful incident in the | charming afternoon, and the we'll chosen program opened with a splendid address by Mrs. E. S. Coiston. followed by:
 2. Instrumental duet from King Henry VIII tby Edward German); Morris Dance" Shepherd Dance" Torch Dance"-Mrs. James Hagan and Mrs. Julius Goldstein.
 3. Reading, Pericle's Act V. Scene i-- Mrs. F. U. Reese, Mrs. R. D. Walker. Mrs. Frank Hopper and Mrs. J. S. Robbins.
 Solo. Dudley Bucks setting of "Hamiet's Soliloquy"-Mr. Thomas Halliweil
 5. Reading. Julius caesar"-Mrs. R M. Elder and Mrs. W. c. Coeh- rane.
 s. Soprano Solo, Waltz song from Romeo and Juliet"--Mrs. Eva Cohen. !. Reading, Much Ado About Moth ing''-Mrs. Elmo Davison, Miss Rick arby and Mrs. J. 0. Smith. Merry Widow Euchre Club. new card club, known as the Merry Widow Euchre Club, held meeting on Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Terrell on Frank lin Street. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening by Mrs. Farrell and Mrs. Royal. Those pres ent were Misses Annie Glass. Rosie Glass, Udia Primo. Lula Farrell, May Falkner. Alice Murphy. Cora and Ethel Farrell; Messrs. Gus Primo, William l Crawford, Manuel Primo. Emile Brettel and Leon Gangold. The four prizes were won by Misses Annie Glass and Lula Farrell. Messrs- Willie Crawford and Emile Brettei.
 We'll Pina. Arrows set in rhinestones are the l last conceit in veil pins. and have a very stylish air stuck through the l front brim of the hat. They are one i, of the trihes that proclaim a woman in touch with the newest fancies. Shakespeare Club. The Shakespeare Club held its reg ular meeting this morning at the res idence of Mrs. C. J. Torrey.. Mrs Elliot Johnstone presided in the ab- sence of the President, and the follow ing questions taken from the last act of Measure for Measure were under discussion:
 l. How does Angelo receive the un- covering of his crimes? 2. Does it seem a hardship that Lii- cio alone of all the evil doers has to suffer punishment?
 3. What justice is there fin Lucio's | description of the Duke as the fnntas- | tical Duke of Dark Corners?
 {. Tn the conclusion, is the Dukes original purpose accomplished?
 pdihf Clear. Point Clear promises to be q very popular resort this simmer and many of the cottages are being put in read mess foro the influx of sunrr1er visit ors. vi A .--'- ,tN
 Among those who will belong to the attractive cottage colony are Mir and Mrs. Walter Heron and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. A. P. Bush and son, Mir and Mrs. Charles Hall, Mir. and Mrs. James Glennon. Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Ledyard, Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Bush, Jr., Mrs, T. E. Fry and the Misses Fry and Mrs Santos Rubira, Jr.. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Ross and family. MF. and Mrs. Frank Overall and the Misses Over all and a number of others. as we'll as the many Mobilians who will summer at the Grand Hotel.
 Engagement Announced.
 Mrs. Mary Coraiie Le Beau announces