The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NesDs of Mobile Society

|. ft.tsTf Second vice-President; Mra Robert Horn. corfesponding Secretary: Mrs. Arthur Bagley. Treaeurer; Mrs, James l.. Coleman, Historian; Mrs. W. c. Ward. State Director, and pr. Flor- ence Roper. delegate.
 At the meeting ot the chautauaua Circle the election Of ofacers for the coming year resulted as follows: Miss Mande z<ifnbalI. President; Mics Mat tie Houston. President: Miss No- nia pufgee, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Fl. H. Dufree, Recording Secre- tary; Mrs. W. Fl. Tucker and Mss Edith Duffee are on the Prospectus Committee for the coming year.
 Bhnkekpemfo Club.
 The Shakespeare Club held its last meeting of the season today and though several of it's members were absent from the city a goodly number were on hand Cor the election of officers which constituted the only business transact cd at the meeting today.
 Notes os Fashfsss and Interest. An English prince in speaking of tho composer of The Merry Widow says:
 '.Tzis former friends do mot know him for the industry he now displays--'The Merry Widow was dragged from him. he broke his promises about deliver | ing the copy time and again, and the frst night was repeatedly put on. But no sooner had the former bandn1aster | attained riches than he developed 2 | perfect mania for work and his suc- 1 cessful librettist, Julips. Bauer, was l forced to keep in hiding to escape Ln- lars's incessant denands for lyrics ana
 The principei theAtre In Vienna is sn and rusaor rusor aays aThe. Merry Widow; has made. for hfu 500. 900, pounds in rcyaltiesr-on s&sa prlductions in Eu- rcSe. -sI.
 Wells ara spch.an Important adjunct of the toilet at this. season. and 90 few ] women undsratAnd the art of wearing them well yet nothing does n1ers tp enhance the beauty of the weareE, or l the charm of the hat To begin with, no one veil should be worn with any but the one hat, as the mesh quickly stretches and becomes adapted 10 tho l shape of the hat. and stretching t to l a different form each day ts rutnoua to | the sat Of the we'll. For tho largo hats the veil to be wen put on ie drst fast ened Co the briln in the front with just l sufficient width to reach the chin and i then the ends are brought up over the l hat and tied loosely in the hack. Be- fore pinning the veil down nrmIy. tl is necessary te catch in the ends te 1 the hair fn the back with . long bar pin. Then the mesh Is attached firmly to the hat by thinning lt along the brirr ! SO that the veil will be flat Dver the face and without wrinkle.
 It requires great care and patience 1 to it on q veil correctly. especially fl | the hat Is large. but surely the end
 5ustifes the time spent.
 Colonel nTaeksn ao wed azIua AzcDuaae.
 Mfb. John Mcpufflo has announced the engagement of her daughter Mss Bessie MeBufie to MT. Charles Rus sell BrIcken.. the wedding Co tske place on Tuesday. June aQ.
 This engagement is of great inter est, ss Miss Mcpu6ie IS an attractive and charming young woman and Mr Bricken ts ( prominent AIabAulian. State Solicitor and the Colonel of the
 2nd Regiment. 4 Capt N4 L. purants and Misses Au. I raiia and MaNtlte Durant of Bromley
 attended khe eonnnencement of the uni. veraity Military school here last night
 The saloeutionary eontesta at Sprine EzilI College fognoFfow aSternoon prom
 iso to De well Attended. The exer.
 ciges win ba&ia at k o'clock
 I MT. IT. spotwood isft today sor Thirty-of1a Nile Bluff. where he ha1
 charge of the. naining of clay and sand