The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
NerUs of Mobile Society
Coming Events. Manday.

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 Coming Events.
 Mssaay.
 xaster Ball. Knights of Revslry ~ reuperance Hall, s:so p. m. Hamilton Whist cinb-Mrs' 'ohh Tuesdsy Tea ciub--Mrs. Arthur Yer
 TuesAaS.
 North side Bridge Club.-Mrs. Charlss Sha whan.
 Three o'clock Bridge.-Miss Gene Afternoon 500 Sclub-Miss Viola Lyon. en-,
 Progressive Bridge Whist Cluo.- Bowling club.--Miss Lucille Overall, Country Club Il a. m.
 Thursday Tea Club.-Miss Grace Bestor. II a. m.
 Wednesday.
 Aarnes-Taylor wedding, p. m. at the residence, s07 St. Francis street Paraow- -staub wedding. St. Josephs church, 5:so p. m Reception at spring Hill.
 Afhelstan ciub--cotiiion, g ?. m.
 Meeting Mobile Chapter, D. A. R with Miss Gertrude Wilkins.
 Afternoon Tea Club--sMrs. J. C.. Rich, 4:3o D. m.
 Finesse Bridge Club.--Mrs. Horace Beavens.
 Dlscards.--Mrs. Paul Acker, . P m. No Trump Club.--Miss Pillans
 Knights of Columbus Easter bau at K. o. C. Hall. p. m.
 Isuncheon---Mrs. H. c. Donald for Mrs. William Becker. West End Bridge Ciub.--Mrs, Walter Williamson.
 Thursday Bridge Club.--Mrs. N R. Clarke.
 Little Bridge.--Miss Jean Miles.
 Bridge Clique.--Mrs. l. N Frenkel. New Tea club.-Mrs. Charles sin- cent.
 Evening Bridge-Fidelia Club rooms Morning Reading club.--Mrs Walter Williamson.
 EieveIl Bridge club.--Mrs. w. H. Monk
 l. X. c.--,Miss Marguerite Murphy. Do as You Please Club.--Afrs. Santos Virginia Dare Chapter. c. A R. to be entertained by Mrs. Robert A Mickie.
 Jolly Ten.--Afiss Mercedes Lauben- heimer.
 Shakespeare Club at residence of Mrs. c. ]. Torrey.
 Easter.
 Mobile. April 1o.--(Specisl. )--Easter Day, the most joyous of all the year. with It's lilies and palms. beautiful services and happy domestic rites. Glad bells ring out in merry peal for this great festival which inaugurates a new year throughout all christendom.
 On this day, too, smiles of happi- ness are donned along with pretty new s<H I4 -w.~ ankA fxxs< the glare of "the world, the flesh and the deviI'' and form in line for dress parade. This week of halleluias prom tses two weddings, some balls and conglomerate mass of card club meet ings and people will easily acquiesce that normal feeling of doing what you want to do, without, the shuffling of cards behind the scenes or the serving of meals with all blinds down. Be- sides the big events scheduled for the coming week there will be a number of informal and come as-you-are af- fairs" and the social ball will roll. merrily along from now until the go- tng away season sets in.
 Parslew-staub Bridal Party.
 The marriage of Miss Emily Staub, daughter of Pref. A. J. Staub, to MT. Joseph G. Parslow of Tampa, Fla, will take place on Wednesday afternoon. April fl. at 5:a0 o'clock at St. Joseph's church, Mobile and after the ceremony exception will be held at the family home at Spring HiiL IThe decorations will be fin purple and white, in compi- ment to the Spring Hill College colors, 0f which the groom is graduate. The maid of honor will be Miss Beatrice Parsiow of Tampa, sister of the groom, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Brown and Miss Josephine Patt. Mir. Robert Levert of New Orleans is the best man and the groomsmen Mir. vela of New Orleans and Mir. John Dugan. The ushers are Messrs. Sidney simon, Tim Poland of Tampa and Edwin Staub. The little flower girl and boy are Mary Bestor Garland and Richard Maury. Anraes-Tnyler Bridal Party and Out- Sf-town Guests.
 On Wednesday evening at o'clock the marriage of Miss Saidee Arman- tine Taylor to Mir Haivor Wayaner Aarnes, of Gulfport, will be celebrated at the home of the brides parents. Captain and Mrs. Samuel Taylor. on St. Francis street. The color scheme will be pink and white and after the rehearsal on Tuesday evening Miss Taylor will entertain her bridal party at a buffet supper. Miss Josephine Patt fa to be maid of honor, the brides maids are Miss Lena Ferguson, of Een8aCOtAs ana MlsS ISuClh9 AQAfnS. The best man Is Dr. Ack ridge and the Eroomsmen MT. Marshall Rayford and Mir. Samuel Taylor. Jr. The two lit- tle ring bearers are Taylor and Paul Ketchum. of Laurel. Miss. nephews of the bride.
 The out of town guests will he Cap- taiu Ferguson and Misses Lena and Kate Ferguson, all of Pensacola, and MT. and Mrs. J. ]. Ketchum and fam fly. of Laurel. Miss.
 Shakespeare Club.
 The Shakespeare Club held it's meet ing this morning at the residence of Mrs. c. J Torrey and the president, Mrs. E. S. Colsson. presided. Act III of King John was the one under discussion. and following were the questions:
 1. Was Constance invited to the marriage of Blanche? How does her treatment of Salisbury compare, con trast with Cleopatra's treatment of the messenger she had sent to RomeR
 g.. What Is the dramatic purpose of the description Constance gives of Arthurs physical appearance?
 3. What motive led John to defy the Pope and suffer communication?
 4. Estimate the character of the French King. Why did he withdraw from the agreement with John?
 5. By what casuistry does Pandulph make Philip believe it was right to forswear his faith so recently plight ed to John2 Of what Is Pandulph's speech an example7