The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

techniQuea and his mustcai interpreta- tions are equal to those of many play err twice his age.
 Miss virden shows herself c thor ough artist upon the violin. Her tones last evening were full, round and so- norous. while her shading and musical interpretations as well as her intona- tions were remarkable for one of her age.
 Friends and teachers prophecy bril- liant futures for both of these young musicians should they continue to study abroad with the same care and diligence which they have shown in the Dast.
 U. D. c. CHAPTERS.
 On account of the religious season Chapters .partook of . strictly business nature at the regular monthly meet ing yesterday.
 The only Imperative item was the election of delegates to the State Con- vention which Is to be held in Hunts vile in May. ys-
 DIXIE CHAPTER.
 The Dixie Chapter met with the President. Mrs. W. W, Screws. The delegates chosen were Mrs. W. A. Gayle and M<s. W. ". Screws. The aiternates were Mss Oliva Arlington and Mrs. !. c. Winter
 SOPHIE BrBB.
 The Chapter met with the President, Mrs. Frank Duncan.
 The delegates elected wero: Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick. Mrs Frank Fillmore, Mrs. George Mccombs. Mrs. D. F. Andrews. Mss. Lend Hausman. Mrs. Bibb Graves. Mrs. Munk. Mrs. Mizell and Miba Mary Kirkpatrick. The al- .ternates were Mrs ; IT P. Chaffee, Mrs. Garner Wade. Mrs. g :. "A. Cowau. Mrs. Betty. Mrs. NJ. B. Bibb: Mrs Hattie Reeves Mrs. &. A. Smith. Miss Og- den. Mrs. s. M. Stephens.
 It was decided to return to the Clare mont Rtfes of South Carolina Q battle flag that belonged to that company during the war. The flag was given to Mrs. Frank Fillmore by a former member 6f the company. Application was made to the Chapter through the South Carolina Division U. D.. c. for the return of the flag. and the request granted, at the. meeting yesterday. This prized mememto of the Civil War now reposss in the Chapters cabinet in the state House on Capitol Hill.
 SECESSION CHATTER.
 The Secession Chapter met with the President. Mrs. George Stowers. Con- burg monument. and to purse to de- fray the expences of an old soldier to the Memphis reunion.
 The delegates. elected. were Mrs. T. Fl. Mabson and Mrs. John Finley; al- ternates. Mrs. Hasier and Mrs. J. A. Iieter.
 CRADLE OF coNFEDERAcY.
 The Chapter met with Mrs. c. E.. Beale, the President. Delegates elect ed were Delegates. Mrs. William Matthews. Mrs. O. E. Beale, Miss Ga- brieila Watts. Mrs. Charles Newman, Mfrs. Mary T. Watts. Mrs. McCreary. ner: aiternates. Mrs. John Durr. IT,, Mrs. Jesse Lanier. Mrs. James Jud- kins, Mrs. Sale Phelan. Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Chas. Abercronabie.
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 Mrs. Louis c. stolie of North Caro- lima Is the guest for the week of Mrs. Fenton Dancy.
 Mrs. T. M, Jansen returned home on Wednesday after 8 pleasant stay of several weeks at her mothers home in Louisyiiie. Ky.
 Mrs Mary Banks has gone to Flor ence to attend che wedding. of her cousin. Miss Annie Halsey. Mrs. Graham Howard of Mulberry. Ala. is visiting the family of Fl. N. Crumpton. 71s Highland Avenue.
 '. T. Tiee and son. Of Columbus, Ga, are the guests of W. IT. Tice and brother. s. H. Tice. at III South Court Street.
 Hon. and Mrs. F. P. o'Brien of Bir- rningham are the guests of Mir. and Are