The age-herald., 1901-12-01

i on "Wednesday the toilettes worn by the women in the receiving party were un- usually beautiful. Miss Annie Williams wore a magnificent gown of pale blue liberty satin appliqued with black lace and touches of yellow. The cluster of pink carnations which she carried made her took very much like picture of a French beauty.
 Mrs. John w. Tomlinson never looked l lovelier than in her exquisite gown Of white lace over blue, with blue panne velvet
 Mrs. Dan A. Greene wore a handsome gown of Nile green silk. showing an ex- duisite appliqued design In pink and white. Mrs. J. F. Graham wore one of the most beautiful toiettes of the after noon. It was of grey crepe de chine, re- lieved with pink Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler wore an elaborate toilette of black and white silk, and Mrs Benjamin F. Moore, who wore on exquisite gown of blue | brocaded panne silk, were two of the | handsomest women in the receiving | party.
 Mrs. Henry Gray in an exquisite grey toilet, Mrs. Frank Grider in pale green 1 crepe de chine and Mrs. I. F. Young In toilette of white crepe de chine, formed charming group in the receiving line.
 Mrs. William H. Kettig was among the most admired women in her gown of lace over white taffeta. Miss Mary Virginia Graves was beautiful in a toilette of blue silk with touches of gold.
 Miss millie Nabb and her guests, Miss Munger of Detroit and Miss Cauch of virginia were in white. Mrs. B. L. Wy man was among the beautiful women re- ceiving, and among others in the receiv ing party whose toilettes added to tho elegance of the occasion were Mrs. A. T. Henley, Mrs. Robert Redus, Mrs. Nathan L. Miller.
 Mrs. Robert Baugh wore an exquisite gown of blue crepe de chine with white and gold applique. Mrs. Harry Matthews was a charming figure in a pink recep- tion gown. Mrs. Ashford, Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Taliaffcrro were handsomely gowned. Mrs. J. D. Moores elegant toi- lette was of grey crepe. Mrs. Richard F. Johnston wore a beautiful toilette of white and pink. Mrs. George Ward was very handsome in black with real lace. Mrs. Felix Drennen was in pale green and white.
 Among the handsomest women at the reception was Mrs. Allan Haskell, who wore aa imported gown of grey crepe de chine, the skirt of which was ap- pliqued in lace. The be dice was lace trim med, and the lace hat was most becom- ing. Mrs T. G. Bush was notably hand some In pale grey; Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, Mrs. David Roberts and Miss Roberts Wtie diptHB tHe DedullIully BoWneu WOm- en- Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson was unusu- ally handsome in black.
 Amorg other attractively gowned wom- en were Mrs. John M. Caldwell and her guest, Miss Whitney. Mrs. William Jor- dan, Miss Ethel Sharpe. Miss George Weatherly and Miss Kate Smith were among the attractive debutantes.
 At the card party given by Mrs. Priest ley Touimin and Mrs. Alexander Maben Hobson many exquisite tollettes were seen.
 Miss Mary Beard wore pink embroid. oIed silk with black trimmings.
 Miss Irene Dozier was in cream batista With real lace.
 Miss Ada Vaughan wore blue and white liberty silk
 Miss CaldweEs gown was of old rose silk.
 Miss Lura Brown was gowned in an exquisite rose shade of Anne crepe.
 Miss Anna Nelson was in green crepe de chine, with real lace Miss Bannister wore Persian silk and lace.
 Miss Louise Feursor was m white or gandie.
 Miss Bessise Cunningham wore white nuns yelling.
 Among the brides in the receiving party were:
 Hrs. John Coe, who wore a handsome gown of delicate tan cloth, with blue and white trimmings.
 Mrs. Augustus Wilkerson was beautiful in grey crepe de chine and real lace.
 Mrs. Arthur Moody was in green silk
 Mrs. Peddinghaus won the first prize.
 Mrs. Tutwiler won the second prize on