The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

anu mtsS Neison Of Columbus, O: the guest of Mrs. Case.
 The next meeting of the Chapter will De held with Mrs. R. F. Gould. Interesting D. A. R. Meedns-subject,
 The Gross in Mexico.'- Mobile Register.
 Yesterdays meeting of the Mobile chapter D. A. R., held at the home of Miss Hurley. 162 South Warren street with Miss Meta Thompson and Mrs Stanley Finch as joint hostess, was the program. the subject of which was The Cross in Mexico" and the deightful musical program. which added great deal to the pleasure of the guests and was the largest meet ing held by the chapter in five years.
 The Mexican consul. who had been especially invited for the occasion. sent the Mexican flag with its coat of arms and hand painted. which was draped with artistic effect over the arch di- viding the two parlors; the United States flag being draped over the arch between the parler and the reception hall. The rooms and also the recep- ton hall were decorated with small flags and bowls of azaleas, which is the chapters flower. Another graceful and appreciated courtesy of the Mexi- can counsul was the sending of a hand some framed photo of President Diaz, president of the Republic of Mexico, and also views of the city of Mexico, the building. churches and streets which made the entertainment doubly interesting.
 Before the opening of the regular program the assembly was enter tained by a plano duet, overture to zampa." artistically rendered by two talented young musicians. Miss Mat tie Belle Kirkbride and Miss Kathleen Shivers of Montevallo
 The program began with a solo, Ava Maria--Cavalleria Rusticanna" sung delightfully."- by Mrs. Walter Will son. This was followed by a reading, Christian Worship in the Teocalli." by the state vice regent. Mrs. Rhett Goode.
 The third number on the program was The Pilgrims Chorus" from Tannhauser. played by two of Mobiles finest musicians Mrs. D. W. Goodman and Mrs James Wade Cox. The Franciscian Friars," a paper by Miss Grace Russell. was most interest ing and showed preparation and thought.
 The Madonna in Mexico" (Ecclesi- astical art.) a reading was given by the regent of the Mobile Chapter D. A. R.. Mrs. J. St. c. Tucker.
 The last number on the program Latin hymn. vexilla Rejis, sung by ten young girls from the Immaculate Conception school, with piano, violin and mandolin accompaniment, brought to a close a program replete with interesting features, not the least of which was the last number. which | showed careful training and called forth hearty praise for the youthful participants
 Mrs. James Wyly of Montgomery a D. A R. who is now making her home here with her son, Mir. H. F. Wyly, gave an interesting talk on the Tree from Mount Vernon" presented to the Mobile Chapter and now growing and fourishing In the yard of the regent Mrs Tucker.
 At the close of the meeting, with the serving of refreshments by bevy of young girls when the social hour wes enjoyed, the hosteses were con- graduated upon their entertainment, Miss Tn hompson coming in for double share because as chairman of the pro- gram committee hers had been the | brain that planned with her able as- | sistants. Miss Grace Russell. Miss Liz gle Knott Mrs. Rhett Goode and Mrs. l Sydney Robbins. the program which was so excellentlyy executed at the Marhc meeting of Mobile Chapter D. A. R.