The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-09
NetDs of Mobile Society
COMING EVENTS.
Monday.

Monday.
 Meeting Newman Circle at St. Vim centss Rectory, 1880 p. m
 Hamilton Whist ciub-Mrs. Gag snmm.
 Progressive Bridge whist ciub--Miss paisy Richards;
 Nsrth side Bridge ciuO-Mrs' Robert Tuesday Tea ciub---Mrs. R. 8. Ba- Three o'clock Bridge ciub--Miss Julia McDoneli.
 Bowling Club--Miss Henrietta Me- Phillips.
 Finesse Bridge club--Mrs Kearsiey < Carter ~
 DIscards--Mlss Meta Huger, p. m. Nc Trump ciub--Miss Pilians. ?. m.
 Thursday.
 West End Bridge club--Mrs. ]. S. Barrett.
 Bridge Clique--Mrs. Thomas Conway Little Bridge club--Miss Julia Fidsiia Bridge ciub-At club rooms, z Q D. m.
 Thursday Bridge clue-Mrs. R. A. Five o'clock Tea club--Mrs. Tuns- t1ll Inge.
 Friday.
 Elwsil Bridge ciub-Mrs. E. J. Buck Do As You Please club--Mrs. Bestor Robertson.
 Shakespeare club--Residence of Mrs. c '. Torrey.
 Meeting Virginia Dare Chapter c. A. R.
 Mobile, May s.-(Special )--There Is little announced to take place in the near future and social life generally has taken on an informal tune that promises to last through the rest of the season. June will bring its usual lx Interesting share of weddings, but beyond that the two most absorbing topics In the feminine world are the fashions and departures. 1&eeting of the Mothers Congress Cir
 eIe.
 The regular meeting of the Mothers Congress Circle was held yesterday af- ternoon at o'clock at the home of the President. Mrs. R. ". Southerland. There were twelve members present at the meeting and three guests. Mrs. c. H. Hanson, Mrs. Lydia Cornings of Fairhope and Miss Cowan. The papers deiignted the audience, the first by Mrs. Mccormick was on Adoles- IZA(&s on -Original Training" by Mrs. Lydia comings.
 After the literary part of the pro- gram was ended tempting refresh rnents were served by the hostess yennis Tournament and Dance at Coun-
 try Club.
 There was large gathering at the Country Club this afternoon and everi- Ing to witness the tennis matches and Co enjoy a jolly dance. The players tn the mems finals were Pegues and Coates, McCorvey and Redwood. and in the ladies' singles matches were played down to the finals. and these win be announced for one day next week. The club kept open house all day and the grounds and galleries were crowd- ga with interested spectators who whil- ad the time most delightfully."-.
 D. A. R. Meeting.
 The Mobile Chapter, D. A. R.. held q most interesting meeting this after noon at { o'clock at the Battle House. There was a large attendance present who were greatly interested in the re- port given by Mrs. Rhett Goode of the eighteenth Congres of D. A. R.'s In Washington. The rest of the meeting was given up to the selection Of om- rArs for the ensuing year. Education Day wssh Shakespeare Club. The members of the Shakespeare Club varied from their usual study Of q play today and Instead listened 70 several interesting talks pertaining 10 education.
 The program. arranged by Miss LAz- zie Fonde was as follows:
 Roll caIl-Great educators, name, quotations or comments.
 1. A talk on the work mapped out by the Federation chairman of the Education committee--Miss Lizzie Fonde.
 a. Sketch of Thomas Arnold-A reading by Miss Nellie Friend.
 4. Definition of Educatton-Mem- bers of the Shakespeare Club.
 5, Moral Training-A talk by Mrs. Elder.
 6. Sketch of Thomas Cooper. by his descendant Mrs. Elliott Johnstone. [. Anecdote of SchooIs-Miss Knott,