The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-15
Mrs. Jacobs Entertains at
Cards for Mss Kirkpatrick

The pretty June morning of yesterday
brought out a large number of Birming-
ham women in the most charming toilettes
for Mrs. Scion Harold Jacobs card party,
which she gave at Il O'Clock for her guest,
Miss Emma kirkpatrick, of Nashville.
Mrs. Jacobs artistic house, which is ideal
in its completeness. was made delightfully."-
cool by electric fans, which were placed
throughout the beautiful apartments and
the closing games were played with all the
excitement of a midwinter card party,
rather than that of a summers day
Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Kirkpatrick re-
ceived in the japanese hall. Mrs. Jacobs
looked unusually charming iii a beautiful
toilette of white organdie, with lowered
tunic, showing purple and green poppies
The petticoat was frilled.
Miss Kirkpatrick was gowned In a dis
tinctly smart toilette. The clinging skirt
was of grey cloth and the bodice was of
white eating and finished at the throat with
pink velvet. Mrs. Jacobs was also assisted
in receiving by her mother, Mrs. Virginia
Ruffner.
The card tables were placed in the hall,
the drawing rooms and library. The tallies
were kept by attaching miniature beer
stems to pretzels, the Dutch idea being
carried out also by the serving of a Dutch
luncheon, and in the prizes.
The first prize, an artistic beer stein, was
won by Mrs. j. II. Graham on a cut with
Mrs. Nathan L. Miller. Mrs. J. Bruce Nor
son and Mrs. John London. The second
prize, Dutch scene by Gibson, framed in
Flemish oak, was won by Mrs. Dan
4 1,tf Mill AIrc li1T m
Kettig. Mrs. L. G. Woodson and Mrs.
]. A. Yates. Mrs. Samuel Galloway, Mrs.
Robert II. Pearson, Mrs. Thomas Ward
cut for the BOBBY which was a sachet. 1t
was won by the former
Mrs. Jacobs invited list included Mes
danes Hugh Morrow, Joseph r. Smith,
George C. Ball, w. N. Malone, r. A Berry,
w. A. Porter, w. S. Lowell. R. p. Means,
David Roberts, w. p. G. Harding, N. L.
Miller W. II. Kettig, ]. C. Henley, ]. A.
Van Hoose, w. B. Leedy, H. II. Mayberry,
]. f. Graham, FAC Smith, A. r. Dearborn,
w. e. B. Davis, c. d. Ebersole, p. G..
Bowman, r. N. Rhodes, S. B. Jones, e.
L Brown, L. G. Woodson, William G.
Estes f. B. Fowlkes, John London, John
Dabney, ]. H. McCary, Richard Randolph,
Blount, James Bowron, L. c. Bradley,
Jack Johnston, e. II. Cabaniss. w. A.
Chenoweth, T. II. Aldrich ]. d. Kirkpatrick,
John S. Marks, John w Tomlinson, r. P.
Wetmore, Thomas Ward, John P. Tillman
r. L. Simpson, G. Mortimer Williams,
Rush Simpson, Allan w. Haskell, e. t.
Schiller, NJ. ]. Gregg, w. It. M. Robertson,
E. A. De Funiac, ]. T. Coulbourne, e. L.
Bridges, J. T. Ray, H. c. Abbott, e. II. An
drews Dan Green, J. w. Mcqueen, j. A.
Rountree, C. T. Randall, r. F. Beasley,
oliver Chalifoux, A. A. Coleman T. V.
Boardman. Sam Galloway, j. A. Yates,
Henry Hidden, e. N Cullom, II. r. john
ston, Haslins Williams, T. M. Walter, G.
B. McCarmack, G. L. Haven, B. f. Moore,
NJ E. Barker, Sydenham Moore, w. 10.
Leake. J. Bruce Morson, Louis T. Brad
field, William D. Nesbit, c. E. Robinson,
r. q. Williams, C. S. Simmons, A. G.
Smith, H. L. Badham, Sol Haas, w. D.
Smith, G. M. Cruikshank, S. e. Thompson,
George Stubbs, Edward Barrett, Walker
Percy. James Weatherly, c. l.. Stfckney,
r. II. Pearson, FAC Nabers Harry Coffin,
r. f. Johnston, Lincoln Greene, A. D.
Cecil. ohm Coughlan, F. S. Ferguson, y.
G. Copeland, ]. r. Nixon, c. A. Tyson, h.
7. Snow. F. Y. Anderson. Robert Jemison,
Benson Cain, John Towers. j. M. David
son. A. IT. Henley. John Hine, Willis ].
Milner. B. L. Wyman, Lewis Morris, c.
O. Locke, H. S. Smith, William Hardie,
Robert McIester, w. P Redd. e. M Tut
wiler. William Mudd Jordan. M. d. circuit,
G. A. Sem, Cunningham Wilson }. b.
Robinson, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Morri-
son. Miss Mary Allison, of KnoXville MISS
Mamie Pearson, Miss Annie Walker