The age-herald., 1900-05-06
In Society.


 In Society.
 On Friday afternoon of last week, Mrs. George M Morrow gave beautiful recep- ton in honor. of Miss Elizabeth Perce of Chicago, the guest of Miss Lucy Morrow. In decoration the color scheme throughout the entire house was white and green, ex- cept in the dining-room. which was elab- erately decorated with pink carnations Mrs. Morrow wore handsome gown of beige poplin, with corsage of white chif- ion and violet velvet. Miss Pearce was very chic in a dainty gown of white satin and carried Parma violets. Miss Morrow wore pink mousseline, and Miss Anna Morrow was in white mousseline and lace. In the receiving party were Mrs. Dan Greene, Mrs. R. H. Pearson. Mrs. J. E. Ellis, Mrs. l.. J. Haley, Mrs. J. w. Tomlnson, Mrs. w A. Walker, Mrs. Lalla Hillman, Miss Virginia Walker, Miss Daisy Moody Mrs. Evins, Miss Elizabeth Shelley, and others. In the evening the Misses Morrow gave a dancing party, to which the younger so- ciety people were bidden.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walker Percy gave the handsomest dinner dance Of the season last Friday night in honor of their guests, Mrs. Mckinney of Knoxville and Mrs. Leayy Percy of Mississippi.
 Last Saturday evening Mir. and Mrs. William H. Kettig entertained at cards in honor of Mrs. Percy's guests Mrs. Leroy Percy and Mrs Mckinney. The prizes were particularly handsome, the first prize be- ing won by Mrs Charles Oscar Locke. a beautiful cut glass vase filled with La France roses. A most unioue feature was the ice, which was served in natural calla lilies.
 Mrs. Henry Hidden entertained at cards on Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Pinckney Williamson of Danville, Va.
 The Thursday Evening Euchre club met with Mrs Harry Matthews on Monday evening. The prize. a handsome platter was won by Mrs. Pinckney Williamson.
 
 On Tuesday morning Mrs Webb Craw- ford entertained delightfully."- at sx-hand euchre in honor of Mrs Mckinney of Knoxville, who is the guest of Mrs. Walk CT Percy. After the game a dainty lunch con was served. The first prize, a wedge wood placque, was won by Mrs. Eugene Brown; the consolation prize pair of wedgwood vases, was won on a draw by Mrs. Weaver. and the booby prize by Mrs. Frank Fowkes.
 One of the most elegant entertainments this season was the reception given by
 
 fred Levert on Tuesday afternoon, the oc- casion being the first time that this beauti- full home has been thrown open to Birm- ingham society. The house was profusey decorated with palms and cut flowers. In the white and gold drawing room the man. tie was banked with pink carnations and lighted with pink shaded candles in gold candalabra. In the dining room, where the prevailing colors were white and green, the table was covered with cloth of white satin urit6 a vase of brides roses for a center piece, and asparagus vine suspended from the chandelier by white satin ribbons. and was caught at each corner of the table Punch was served in the library, where the dec orations were of wisteria, and in the rear of which the orchestra was placed. Assist ing Mrs. Walker in receiving were Mrs. Ievert and Misses Amy Jordan, Virginia Walker. Elizabeth Shelley. Daisy Moody, Annie Smith, Mary Louise Smith, and Lutie Sharp who were bridesmaids at Mrs. Levertss wedding. Receiving, also, were Mrs Florence Jordan. Mrs. P. D. Clarke, Mrs. Lalla Jordan. Mrs. w. M Jordan, Mrs John c. Murray, Mrs. F. Y. Anderson, Mrs. William Hardie, Mrs. Joseph McLes ter, Mrs. Robert Pearson, Mrs. George M. Morrow and others. The reception followed by a dance in the evening, at which Miss Walker entertained the young CT set.
 The formal opening of the Country club on Thursday evening was quite a success, 1 in spite of the sudden coolness of the | weather.
 | s'a | Mrs. A. T. Henley has issued invitations | for a card party on Thursday morning, | May 10.
 Miss Eva Randolph of Montgomery, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. T. Henley, returned Saturday afternoon. - Mrs. Mckinney. who has been visiting | Mrs. Percy, has returned to her home in l Knoxville, Tenn.
 Miss ouinby is expected the last of this week to visit her sister, Mrs. De Funiak l Miss Mamie Pearson has returned from an extended trip to Hot Springs. Ark |
 Mrs. Richard Clark of Mobile was the l guest of Mrs John London during the | convention.
 Mrs. Charles Cowan of Memphis is visit l ing Mrs Charles Locke. Mir. and Mrs. John Alfred Levert return l ed from their wedding journey last Tues | day.
 At Temple Emanuei Sunday night-s p. | m, the youths auxialiary of I. O. B. B. WILL SlNG q uteTaTy 6nIeFtdlnlnent NIT. | Milton Fies will read the paper on this occasion which he read at New Orleans at | the l. O. B. B. convention. Miss Florette | Meyer will render violin solo, Miss Leah Ullman a vocal solo, and Miss Rosa Meyer will conclude the programme with reel l tation.
 The Highland Book club will meet with | Mrs T. O. Smith Wednesday morning; the | Bessemer dummy leaves the postoffice at 1 10 clock.
 l The Southern club will have Its annual outing next Wednesday at Talladega ] Springs. The members and their friends will go to the springs a special train, provided by the l.. & N, leaving Birming- | ham at S:30 a. m. and arriving at the | springs about two hours later. They will | return to the city about o'clock in the | evening.