The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-16

Refreshments were served after the games Miss Blanche Stokes assisted in entertaining. Only club members were present.
 NO NAME CLUB.
 The No Name Club met Wednesday morning with Mrs. Paul Mertins, at her home on South Perry Street. The program opened with the roll call. each member responding with quo- tation from Burns's poems which were the subject for the morning.
 Mas Olivia Arlington gave a paper on "Carlisles Estimate of Burns"
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross gave paper on "Burns's Love Song"
 A reading was given by Mrs. Bibb Graves.
 A paper was given on '.rhe Cotter's Saturday Night" written by Mrs. Hor- ace Stringfellow. but read by Mrs. T. H. Kirkpatrick.
 Refreshments wt.p served. The guess of the club were: Mrs. A. H. Carmichael. Mrs. VIII Fry. Mrs. Au- rora P. Mcclellan.
 PRIsCILLAs MEET WITH
 MISS VIRGINIA HOLT. Miss Virginia Holt entertained the Priscillas most enjoyably Wednesday morning at her home at Cloverdale. Only the club members were present. A course luncheon was served.
 Miss Kate Steiner will leave Satur- day for Louisville Ky, and Charles ton, w. Va. to spend six weeks. AMATEUR PLAY AT
 STANDARD CLUB. An interesting amateur play, fs- lowed by dance was given Wednes- day evening at the Standard club. A number of guests were present.
 The play was written by one of the clubs members. and was parody on The, Napanees."
 MT. Sidney Shulein was the teacher and the pupils were: Misses Lucille Neuman, Cecile Loeb, Bessie Dreyfus. Doris Jacobs, Kate Steiner; Messrs Harold Jacobi, Herman simon. Theo Meyer. Harold Loeb, Lucian Loeb.
 After the play there was bur- lesque bridge game. Those taking Blanche Mohr. Phillipa Marks. Bertie Well.
 During the evening Miss Nellie Wolff gave violin solo and Miss Doris Jacobs vocal solo. "rhe Song of the Soul"
 Before the performance. Mir. Julius Sternfeld, in a clever speech, intro duced the players.
 
 WEDNESDAY CARD CLUB. Mrs. Whitfield Kelly was hostess Wednesday morning for the members of the Wednesday Card Club.
 Only the members were present. and the prize was a hands painted platter. The home was decorated with ferns and meteor roses. A luncheon was served at the conclusion of the games.
 Miss Marian BlumenfeId of opelika, Is the guest of Miss Fanny Kahn, 44o South Lawrence Street. MRS. THOMAS ENTER
 TAINs MUSIC CLUB. Mrs. Rienzi Thomas was hostess Wednesday morning for the members of the Wednesday Morning Music Club. The morning was delightful one. The regular practice was dismissed and Mir. Thomas played selections from Beethoven, Mozart and others whom the club have studied.
 He Is a brilliant performer, and his selections were much enjoyed. As he played each number he gave an expla- nation of it.
 MT. Arthur B Ellsberry. who has been making his home in Ptttsburg, iPa.i sqy the pest tyg syeArs. sis Sspend- ing the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. W. E. Ellsberry.
 Mrs. A. J. Haltiwanger and Mrs. Frank Haltiwanger, of Atlanta. havc come to Montgomery to make their home, and are with Mrs. Haltiwanger's daughter. Mrs. John Tullis. 219 South Hull Street. They have many friends in Montgomery where they have often visited.
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