The age-herald., 1900-12-16
In Society,".

The week was notably gay and was marked by many beautiful social functions, which together with the Hospital Bazaar mat attracted the brilliant assemblies both day and evening kept society in a continued whirl of gaiety throughout the week. On Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Fannie DeBardeleben entertained at cards. Tuesday Miss Adah Bowron gave breakfast in honor of Miss Mary Louise Smith, and on Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis gave a card party at which Miss Higgins was the guest of honor. On Friday afternoon Mrs Truman H. All drich and Miss Morrison gave their last of a series of receptions, and while these events were among the formal ones of the week, there were several small dinners and luncheons that added to the gaieties. The coming week will bring society together at many charming functions. On Tuesday af- ternoon Mrs. Charles G. Brown and Mrs. l.. J. Haley will entertain at cards, while Mrs. Charles Roy will give a large recep- ton in honor of her guests, Miss Baptiste and Miss Sherrill. Mrs. Dearborn enter tains the afternoon of December 19 in honor of Miss Whiting and Miss Patton.
 Some of the seasons most attractive toll cites worn by Birmingham women this sea- son were seen at Mrs. DeBardelaben's card parties.
 On Tuesday afternoon Miss Anna Morrow was conspcuously handsome in a Partisan gown of brown and white. Miss Elizabeth
  of the seasons brides, Mrs. Mabry and Mrs. Alexander Maben Hohson, wore beau- uful gowns. Mrs. Frank r. Henderson, al- ways regal-looking, wore handsome black gown. Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler wore black taf- feta. Miss LeNert of New Orleans looked unusually lovely ill black and white Mrs. Arthur Adams wore green and white. Miss Virginia Walker wore d very smart gown of caster crepe de chine and Mrs. A. 0. Lane wore green cloth with trimmings of velvet
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Walter Percy was among the handsomest women in a very brilliant throng. She wore an imported tailor gown of red cloth Mrs. Leslie Fulenwider wore a very handsome blue gown. Mrs. John w. Tomlinson wore black net with white trimmings. Mrs Jack W. Johnson wore a beautiful gown of grey and white with touches of gold. Miss Daisy Sherrill of Mississippi and Miss Lane of Auburn, two of the most admired of the visiting beles, were charmngly gowned. Mrs. D. H. Cabaniss wore green and black and was unusually handsome. Mrs. Alex ander T. London wore an exquisite old rose parme velvet waist with skit of black Her hat was old rose. She was one of the most beautiful women present. Mrs. B. L. Wy mon and her attractive guest, Mrs David son, of Montgomery, were gowned in black. Mrs Webb Crawford wore a very handsome black cloth gown. Miss Annie Williams wore one of the most attractive costumes. It was of grey and rose pink. Mrs. Bad ham in grey and Mrs. Dryer in black were greatly admired. Mrs. T. H. Aldrich, Jr., Mrs. Charles Augustus Calhoun and Mrs. Kettig were among the beautifully gowned women of the afternoon.
 Mrs. Addie Mercer Barrett and her daugh- ter. Miss Emme Barrett, of Eufaula, are the guests of Mrs. Charles Augustus Cal houn
 Nr. Arthur Phillips of Boston will reach Birmingham Tuesday.
 Miss Agnes Cornett who for some time has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mar