The age-herald., 1901-04-24
Yesterdays Social Events.

Among the events in the social world that assembled Birmingham women yes- terday afternoon for an at home or two at cards were the parties entertained by Mrs. Tipton and Mrs L. Sevier, the for mer entertaining in honor of her sister.
 Mrs. Aubrey Harwell of New York and
 the latter In honor of her guest Mrs. B. M. Starks of Nashville, Tenn. The occa- sions were particularly chaSming. since
 both Mrs. Harwell and Mrs. Starks are
 Birmingham women, the former having
 been away only since her marriage, two
 years ago. She was the brilliant center in the attractive gathering yesterday and
 the card party in her honor was a beauti-
 ful one in every detail
 The house was frightened with auanti-
 ties of dogwood. the long and graceful
 branches of which were caught against
 the draperies and with the jardinieres on the cabinets and mantels holding the my riads of white blossoms, the. scene was suggestive of all the fresh charm of the spring season.
 The first prize, a handsome silver tray, was won by Mrs Robert London of St. Louis, while the consolation, an exquisite Tiffany vase was won on a cut by Miss Sadie Rapdolph of Greensboro. Mrs. Tip ton wore a most effective gown of grey Mrs. Harwell was unusually lovely in toilette of blue foulard, with 8 touch of old rose. Mrs. Tipton and Mrs. Harwell were assisted in receiving by their msther. Mrs. Kate Rhodes Lewis, and their sister, Miss Daisy Lewis.
 The souvenirs were exquisite water col- ors ornamented with the monogram of the guest of honor. An elegant luncheon was served and among the guests invited to meet Mrs. Harwell were:
 Mrs. John w. Tomlnson, Mrs. Thomas Ward, Mrs. John M London. Mrs. Albert T. Henley. Mrs. David Roberts, Mrs. J. Douglass kirkpatrick, Mrs. A. T. London, Miss Rinnie Leigh Head, Miss Ada John ston, Eloise Johnston, Mrs. John Howze Miss Emily Koenig, Miss Bertha Koenig, Miss Frances Meade. Miss Ava Bradford, Miss Randolph of Greensboro, Mrs Rob- ert London of St. Louis, Mrs. John Lon don, Mrs. John D. Dabney, Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Nettie Anderson Miss Mary Thompson Miss Margaret Benners, Mrs. l.. Q. C.. Kelly, Mrs. Kettle listed, Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, Miss Rebekah Ham, ilton, Mrs. Peters. Mrs. Wetmore and others
 Mrs. L. Sevier entertained delightfully."- at cards yesterday afternoon, the guest of honor being Mrs B. M. Starks of Nashville. The decorations carried out a pink color scheme and the occasion was one of the prettiest of the season.
 Mrs .Sevier was handsomely gowned in black, relieved with blue, and Mrs. Starks was greatly admired in an after noon toilette of embroidered Swiss in black lace with touches of cerisse velvet. Mrs, Harry Jones, Mrs. B. +. Moore and Mrs. D. W. Parxor as- sisted in receiving.
 The first prize, a cut glass bowl, was won by Mrs. J. Weatherly, the second, a Alver candelabra, by Mrs. J. r. Gra- ham, while the eonsolation was drawn by Mrs DeBardeieben. The guests were:
 Mrs. J. D. Moon, Mrs. Ledbetter, Mrs. De'Bardelaban, Mrs. Drennen, Mrs. Baugh, Miss Webb. Mrs. WyInan, Mrs. Nabor. Mrs. Orr Mrs Mccary. Mrs. Schubert, Mrs. Aldrich, Sr., Mrs. Mor- risson. Mrs. Chadwick, Mrs. J. c. Hen ley Mrs. Smith, Mrs, Morrow, Mrs. Leedy, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Mrs. Ashford, Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Badham. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Weath- erly, Mrs Greene. Mrs. B. F. Moore, Mrs. Estes, Mrs. Persons, Mrs. Forker, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Starks, Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. Cecil, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Cruikshank. Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Iiden, Mrs. Raulston- Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Royston and others.