The age-herald., 1900-06-24
In Society.


 A Among the charming social functions of the week was Mrs. J. T. Glover's recep- tion Friday afternoon, when she enter taned in honor of her guests, Miss Ornall, Miss Couch and Miss McCabe. The oc casion brought together a large contingent of Birmingham women in beautiful sum- mer toilettes that lend such an air of pie turesqueness to the events of the season. Mrs. Glover's home on South Highlands was elaborately decorated for the occa- sion. The reception hall and dining-room were fragrant with quantities of pink roses while smilaX was used effectively. In the library, where punch was served, the dec orations were in red roses and ferns, while in each apartment potted plants and palms gave the appearance of a luxurious garden. Mrs. Glover was very handsome in a gown of white dotted muslin, with black velvet trimmings. Miss Arnall wore white organdie elaborately trimmed with lace and ribbon and Miss Couch's recep- ton gown of white Organdie and lace. Miss McCabe wore a pink embroidered mousseline. Among the receiving party party were Mrs. Lalah Hllman, Mrs. John w. Sibley, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. McCrossin, Mrs. McCary, Mrs. Grambs, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Blinn, Mrs. w. A. Walker, Mrs. A. H. Sharpe, Mrs. William Mudd Jordan, Miss Virginia Walker. Miss Snedecer. Miss Nor row. Miss Anna Morrow, Miss Annie Smith, Miss May Louise Smith, Miss Daisy Moody Miss Jourdan, Miss Milner, Miss Tutwiler, Miss Amy Tutwier, Miss Ethel Sharpe. Miss Lutie Sharpe, Miss Billings, Miss Matthews. Punch was served by Miss Florence McCrossin and Miss Alice Gra- ham, The young women in the receiving party remained in the evening, when a large number of men called.
 ::afi'i, ,1laS-ens etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp cmw Mrs. w. F. B. Davis is at Blount.
 
 Mrs George Wheelock and Miss Ger trlde Wheelock returned yesterday rom the Convent of the Sacred Heart at Cln- cinnati.
 A number of the younger set enoyed dance Friday evening at Lakeview
 Miss Bessie Bryant of Wilcox County is the guest of Miss Katie Smith at the resi- dence of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Addi- son G. Smith.
 The Sun Beam Society of the Southside Baptist church will give an ice cream fes- tival Tuesday evening, the 26th Refresh- ments will be served from o'clock throughout the entire evening. splendid programme of music and recitation VIII also be offered.
 Mrs. O. T. Wetmore and MT. J. H. Wet more have returned from Asheville, N. c.
 
 pr. Owen P. Fitzsimons returned last night from New York and will occupy his pulpit today at St. Mary's-on- High lands.
 Mrs John E. Harris and her little child of Livingston are visiting Airs. Harris pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Hooper, and will spend the month of July in Birmingham.
 
 Mir and Mrs Roy Armstrong left yester- day for Union City, Tenn, where they will spend two weeks.
 Mir John Denson and Miss Lola Denson will leave for New York Monday evening, going by steamer from Savannah They will visit many points of interest and pleas ure while on their trip, and will be absent until August.
 Miss Lue L. Daniel of Marion is the guest of Mrs. Thomas D. Parke
 Miss Kate Durr of Montgomery, who has been the guest of Mrs. William P. Redd, has returned home.
 Dr. and Mrs. George w. Reese entertained a few friends Thursday evening at their rev home in Highland avenue, in honor of Misses McCabe, Couch and Arnoll. Mrs. Harry K. Pearce delighted those present with some choice selections of music. MT and Mrs. Marion A. May have gone to New York to visit her sons, Louis A. and James A. May.
 Dr. Lewis ColEman Morris who has spent several weeks in North Carolina, returned home yesterday. His infant child was ex- tremely ill and he carried it to the moun- tains of Western North Carolina to be strengthened and built up. The baby im- proved steadily from the time it reached