The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
LET us sE KIND.

~~~~o~~>~~~~~>~ =, :. ,. LET I,ns us sE KIND.
 The way is long and lonely, And human hearts are asking for this
 blessing only
 That we be kind.
 We cannot know the grief that men We cannot see the souls storm-swep' But love can shine upon the way today
 Let us be kind.
 Let US be kind:
 The sunset tints will soon De m 'hs Too fate the flowers are laid then or the quiet breast
 \ Let us be kind. And when the angel guides have sousn' Their hands shaii link the broken ties
 of earth that bound us,
 And Heaven and home shah brighter
 all around us-
 Let us be kind.
 THorvGHr FOR THE DAY.
 shall pass through this world but once. Any good thing. therefore, that l. can do. or any kindness tnat csn 1t now. Let me not defer 1t or neg feet 1t. for shall not pass this way again.--A. B. Hogeman.
 Dn. AND MRS. wrLkERsoN EN-
 PERTAIN AT A MUSICAL Dr. and Mrs. w. M. Wi1kerson en- tertained Tuesday evening at a musi- cal at their home on Church Street when they introduced to their friends Mrs. Hugh Brown. soprano. and MT William Bauer, pianist. MT. Geors Lindner and MT. Ralph Lindner as sisted in the program; The home was attractively decorated with roses, ferns and chrysanthemunas The evening was a delightful one. The wilkerson home has been the scene of many other delightful affairs. and this was no exception to the usual rule. Mrs. Hugh Brown, who has recently come to Montgomery from Chattanooga to make her home. delighted the guests with her fine voice. It was her Initial appearance before Montgomery au. dience.
 Her voice Is a full dramatic soprano of true pitch, and resonant quality. She sang two groups of songs with fine spirit and verve. faulfless enunciation and artistic interpretation She pos sesses a charming personality and the fascinating Spanish song, given in re- sponse to an enthusiastic encore, show ed the versatility of this gifted singer. MT Bauer sustained the enviable rep utation he won last week on his first appearance as a concert artist, and gave his audience great pleasure in his we'll chosen groups of solos The Liszt Rhapsody No. f2, rendered witf clean-cut technique and splendid vfr- tuosity, was fitting climax to his ar tistically given numbers, and aroused the audience to a great degree of en- rr<a 1<.s.. as.l Nrx an encore he played most brilliantly Moszkowski's Etlnceiies.
 Mir. Ralph Lindner captivated the audience with his skflfuf and beautiful playing of a double number on the flute. This instrument. seldom heard is a great solo instrument, Is sure tt give great pleasure when smoothly ant ertisticaily played. as on this occasion As a. closing number. Mir. Geore Lindner gave @ most finished rendi ton. of Godard's beautiful C mino Concerto for violin. Ills playing 1! characterized by fine breadth of tone great delicacy and sweetness. and de monstrates his superior musicianship MEETING OF U. ID. C. CHAP
 TIERS AT CARNEGIE LIBRARY
 The four U. D. c, Chapters of th' city held an interesting meeting Tues day afternoon at the Carnegie Library The object of the meeting was to ar range for an entertainment or a Sc ries of entertainments to raise fund.- to meet the expenses of the organiza tion. Various plans were discussed ani it was finally moved by Mrs. W. A Gayle to place the matter in the hand of a committee, composed of one mem Der from each Chapter. with full au thority to decide upon the entertain ments to be given. and to call upoi the different Chapters or individua members for assistance whenever need ed.
 Mrs. J. A. kirkpatrick suggeste, having two members from each Chap ter. and her suggestion was adopted.
 The following were chosen as mem bers of the board: From the Sophi Bibb Chapter. Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Bibb Graves; from the Cradle o the Confederacy. Mrs. S. A. Phelan Chapter, Mrs. W. B. Jones, Mrs. J. c Winter: from the Secession Chapter Mrs. E. M. Trimble, Mrs. E. Reeves
 By special arrangement the regula proceedings were suspended for a fef minutes in order to give the womel present an opportunity to hear fro.l Mir. c. A. Stern. representing Cam Lomax in regard to having al Tag Day for the benefit of the monument fun being raised by the Camp. It wa decided to place the matter in tn hands of the Childrens' Chapters. whii each of the four adult chapters wil call for voluntary contributions iron its members.
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 IN HONOR MISS CHANDLER.
 Among the delightfully."- informal par ties of last evening was the bridge a which Miss Mary Anderson entertaine her club in honor of her guest Mis- Annie Chandler, of Montgomery Ala.
 The house was prettily decorate with quantities of autumn leaves an foliage plants. The first prize. a silve