The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-05-01
Miss Mollie Louise CuIIom's
Reception Friday Might

The handsome residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward N. Cul1om, on Eleventh avenue,
South Highlands, was very gay and bril-
liant Friday evening with throng of mer-
ry young folk who were the guests of their
lovely young daughter, Miss Mollie Lauise
Cullom.
The bellies and beaux of the younger So
cial contingent were out in full force to en-
joy the charming hospitality extended, and
TO indulge in dancing until the midnight
hour. The reception hall and parlors were
decorated with profusion of graceful vines
and cut flowers. In the dancing rooms there
were national emblems and colors, in keep
ing with the spirit of the times, arranged
with artistic taste. Buting, red, white and
blue, was draped against the walls, and
national flags fiuttered from all points of
vantage. After the cotillion elaborate re-
freshments, carrying out the national color
scheme, were served up stairs.
Miss Cullom presented each young lady
with pin, representing the American flag,
and every young gentleman with a souvenir
button, on which was the picture of the
Maine
Miss Cullom wore beautiful girlish gown
Of white organdie, trimmed with lace and
white satin ribbon. The following were her
guests:
Misses Mamie Moore, Alike Moore, late
Smith, Eva Yancey, Ada Vaughan, Mary
Stolienwerck, Nettie Stolenwerck, Fanny
May Mason, Annie Roberts, Louise CHS
DIM, Anna May Phelan, Leila Mcdonald,
Mamie Johnston, Edith Ward, Elose jack
son. Alberta Fulgham, Carrie Sharpe, Car
RE Nance, Mary Lou Smith, Annie Smith,
Rosa Moody, Margaret Laird, Mary Whit
stone, Annie Pearson Marjorie Catchings,
Willie Bridges, Dora McLester, Helen Van
Hoose, Alvis Ehrman, Gertrude Ehrman,
Edna Goekel, Adele Jacob, Millie Sabb,
Louise Walker, Hattie Tutwiler, Nell Ar
mold, Alice Graham, Emma Read, Linda
May Handley, Mary Sholl, Tenny Taliafer-
10, Roy Head Birdie Johnston, Annie Pc
CUES, Lola benson, Florence Ballard, Marie
Pinkard, jamie Knox, Annie Earle, Mat
tie Monroe, Edith Snow Edna Snow, Ruby
Shelton, Emma Lou Johnston. Annie Jem-
ison, Bessie Jemison, Beth Jemison, Liz
zie Johnston, Bessie Enslen George
Weatherly Grace Hardie, Mary Anderson.
Maggie Nixon, Bertha Eather1y, Elise
Eatherly. Callie Patterson, Josie McClin-
took. Edna Coughlin, Susie McLester, Be-
velle Conner, Katherine Conner, Ala King,
Bonnie Plosser, Katie Bradshaw, Alva
Heidi, Louise Rushton, Gertrude Ault
Messrs. Lucien Brown, ALI Walker, Eu-
gene Enslen, George Morrow, Walter Dren-
ert Jemson, Percy King, Ben Catchngs,
Kelly Parsons, John Bodie, Beverly Head,
John Henly, Co11ett Munger, Bob Munger,
August Koenig, Edmund Rucker, Charlie
Jacob, Ed Crawford, John Adams, Mortimer
jordan, Robin Johnston, Nat Rogan, Den
son. Carl Brown, Cyrus Brown, Herbert
Tutwiler, Luther Wear, Herbert Buell.,
Charlie Spencer, Frank Smith, Norvell
Cu,ionl, st. Louis; Richard Brown, Jim
Long, Ed Marable, Louis Stalworth, Ter
ence Lane, Richard Hundley, Tom Bowron,
Edgar Laird, Pointer Bradley, Tom Brad
ley, Hill Ferguson, Charlie White, John
London, Duncan Trfmble, John Trimble,
Taz Morton, Jim Morton, John I. Hardie,
Fritz Hardy, VIII Leedy, Hilburn Smith,
Paul Earle, George Steele, Sgd Smith, Rft
Smith. Walter Lyde, Donald Conner, Tom
Ellis. George Ellis, Clarence Ballard Sears
Francis, Mac VanHoose, William Caldwell,
Henry Caldwell, Phil Finch. James Eu-
banks, Lorenzo Luckie, Bob Stoelker, Bres-
sic Vaughn, Joe Meade, Robert Gotten,
Nat Barker, Frank White, Blair Hughes,
Coleman Ward, Fred Underwood, Robert
Hudson, Leslie Stollenwerck, Tom Nor
son. Henry Chisolm, Alex Chisolm, Clar-
enee Wickersham, Roc Parsons, Eugene
Munger, Arthur Chenoweth. William Phil
lips, Willie Miner, Sloss Smith, Phil Bar
bour, Ryburn Pinkard, Tonne Bridges, Hun
ter Smith, Guy Montgomery, John Dab
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Trimble, Mrs. VIII
liam o. Winston, Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Quig-
lev, Mrs George c. Ball, Mr.. Joel C. Du-
Bose, Mr.. j. K. Brockman, Mr.. Smith Gull
lom of St. Louis.