The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Tubbs's Telegram. The play
was SO much enjoyed that u had to be
repeated three times on Friday night
and twice on the next night. II was
urday afternoon. Miss Mildred d. Corn
well Of Red Bank took the leading role
as Mrs Raven" and her acting" and
amusing makeup made decided hit
All the characters wero exceptionally
well taken and much credit Is due the
entire company" as well 80 Miss Anna
Julia Guernsey. under whose manage
ment the play was given. Miss Guern-
sey is the English teacher. and her
home lie at Montpelier, VT The cast OF
characters was as follows:
Mrs Tubbs--Miss Idle Minter Of
Montgomery. Ala.
Mrs. Raven-Miss Mildred D. Corn
we'll Of Red Bank
Mrs Donneii--M Miss Mary Suffer OF
st. Louis. Mo.
Miss simpkins--Niss Marjorie Bruce
OF Alabama.
Rowena- Miss AnnabeI Miller of
Amelia Miss Lillian Fields Of Tren-
ton.
The Little Tubbs--Misses Alice and
Marian Braly. villa Park. Dorothy
Pierce OF Mannsqnan. Mamma knight Of
Teisgram Boy-Miss Elsie Trout Of
Spring Lake.
Among those who assisted ut the Fair
were a number Of young ladies former
~ pupils Of the Calhoun Chamberlain
School who were spending the week
end with friends in Spring Lake:
Miss Lula Hopping OF Atlantic High
lands. who wore a pretty Puritan cos
tune; Miss Nan Mclean of Eatontown.
N. H, wearing an attractive Colonial
-
Montgomery. who IL spending the win
ter with relatives in New York city.
Miss Margaret Waller Of Montgom-
cry, who Is a pupil OF the school. had
charge OF the grab bag at the Fair, and
Miss Lillian Barrett Of Newport. one
OF the teachers. presided at the fancy
booth.
The large sum OF s2os.ss was cleared
and given 20 the hospital.
Miss Calhoun and Miss Chamberlain.
encouraged BY tho great success of the
fair, hope to make 1t an annual event.
IN cossPLHMENT or MRS. RErNAcH.
One Of the pretty affairs Of the week
was 3 surprise dinner given on Thurs
day by Mrs. Sam sabei In honor Of
her guest. Mrs. s. Reinach OF New Or
leans.
when the guests arrived, they were
ushered into the handsome and spacious
dining room, where they were seated
about the table when the guest OF
honor, to whom It was a surprise. re-
turned from drive.
An elaborate seven course dinner was
served. In the decorations OF the ta-
BILE the color tone of yellow was car
ried out and the place cards were hand
painted satin hearts with the initials
Of the hostess and her guest.
After dinner the game of bridge was
payed BY the guests. and a handsome
hand painted PLAGUE was won by Mrs.
Leo strassburger. who presented It TO
Mrs Refnach.
The invited guests were Mrs. Her
man Loeb Mrs. Waliner. Mrs. Leo
Strnssb urger, Mrs. Maurice Seligman,
Mrs. Henry Abraham. Mrs. ]. Kaufman
Mrs. Ben Kelbourn. and Miss Belle
Reinach.
YOUNG wOssEN's CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION NOTES.
TO celebrate st. Patrick'se the Eel
lowship Club will entertain friends at
the Association rooms Monday night
from 8 to 10.
Mrs. ! w. Black. formerly Presi-
dent OF the Association, will speak at
vespsrs at 4 o'clock this afternoon on
the topic The Birthday OF Hope" Miss
Stewart will sing
There win be 4 meeting Of the Board
Of Directors Monday morning at II
o'clock. Mrs Flofenee HaRrIs, Presi-
dent; Mrs Margaret Booth. Secretary.
The Board OF Directors takes q par
donable pride In the visitors who came
to the MONTGOMERY Association from
time to time. Miss Tayior's Wait was
= Joy to all who were fortunate enough
to meet her. The next Adietinguished
visitor will be Mrs. Delta H. Kinney r.
n. Superintendent Army Nurse CORPS
Washington. %. c. Vi Is hoped. too.
that very soon the Association may
have the pleasure OF entertaining Miss
Alice r. Fitch. Student Secretary OF the
Cult States
VISITORS COMPLIMENTARY.
Though the past week or two have
been very quiet socially, owing to the
Lenten season. many small informal
dinners. luncheons and evenings OF
pleasure have been given In honor OF.
number Of out-of-town visitors.
Mrs. Thomas OF Athens. Ca. who is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James s.
Wilcox at their home on Perry Street,