The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-01-07

card party IN compliment " nei S
Mrs. Morgan. of st. Petersburg, Va, and
Mrs. Priestly Toulman, the occasion
bringing together one OF the largest as
semblages of any of the afternoon func-
lions Of the winter.
The entire lower floor OF the Tutwiler
house was thrown together. making a
spacious interior, which was brilliantly
lighted and thronged with groups of ex-
quisitely gowned women at the card Ia
bles. made a scene of unusual beauty.
Mrs. Tutwiler. who is always one OF
the handsomest women in any assembly
was "A queenly figure yesterday In re-
| ception gown of dresden silk, over pale
green taffeta, the bodice lowering a nest
of green and finished with narrow hands
of white silk The touch Of black vel
vet was in lovely contrast to the pale
greys and pink tents of the gown.
Mrs. Morgan, one of the very charming
visiting women, was greatly ADMIRED IN
a gown of black lace over white SILK,
the corsage being finished with red vel
vet Mrs. Toulman was a lovely figure
in her gown of white, lace trimmed
| Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., wore an ex-
quisite toilette of pointed lisse lace
trimmed with pearls Mrs. Alexander
Mahen Hobson was beautifully gowned
in green.
six handed euchre was played, the
prizes including picture, The Fencins
Lesson" which was won by Mrs Louis
Bradf1eld. The second prize, Kaiserzim
serving dish. was won by Mrs. Addison u
Smith, while the lone hand prize, Jap
anese gong was won by Mrs. B. F. Moore
Mrs. Leath drew the consolation, golo
stick pin set with pearls. The souvenir
boxes were designed as miniature pau1os'
drums and books and were tilled WIN
bonbons A luncheon was served at the
close of the games and pinch during the
afternoon. The score cards were designed
as bells to which were attached little cal
endars The invitation list included many
of the fashionable set. among whom
were:
Mrs. Ledbetter, Mrs Charles Ledbetter'
Mrs. William G. Estes, Mrs John Lewis
Mrs Harry Matthews, Mrs. Joseph Es-
ties, Mrs A. S. Leath. Mrs. H. Key Mil
ner. Mrs. C. P. Orr Mrs. r. H. Pearson,
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. George c. Ward, Mrs
Edward Wilcox. Mrs. McCary. Mrs.
Rhodes, Mrs. Riggs Mrs. c. S. Sim
mons. Mrs. A. G. Smith, Mrs. Shipman,
Mrs. Joseph r. Smith, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs
William Mudd Jordan. Mrs. John W.
Tomlinson, Mrs. B. L. Wyman, Mrs. Talia-
ferro, Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. Augustus Viii
kerson Mrs. 1. F. Young, Mrs. Penrud-
dock, Mrs Robert Jemison, Mrs. Robert
To-.
man, Mrs. John Raul, Mrs. Monson, Mrs j
d. Moore Mrs. John Murray, Mrs. B. F
Moore, Mrs. Everard Meade, Mrs. Wood
son, Mrs. Cabaniss. Mrs. Barrett, Mrs
Hugh Morrow, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Cal
houn Mrs. Forker. Mrs. Marks Mrs
Murdoch Mrs. Walker Percy, Mrs. T. l.
Robertson, Mrs. Redus, Mrs. Ross c
Smith. Mrs. o. Smith. Mrs. John Reed
Mrs. S. E. Thompson, Mrs. Trimble, Mrs
Frank White, Mrs. w. w. Wilkerson
Mrs. Daniel Greene, Mrs. David Roberts
Miss Mignon Conner Mrs. Blount, tn
Misses Nabb, Mrs. Nathan L. Miller
Mrs. Nesbit Miss Kate Rogan, Miss VIII
liams, Mrs. Richard Randolph Mrs
Richard F. Johnston, Mrs. Edward Viii
kerson, Mrs. Leedy, Mrs. Upton, Mrs. A
p T. London, Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs. Johl
London, Mrs. j. Warner Shook, Mrs. Ma
bry, Mrs. Vandegrift, Mrs. Robert Nc
a Lester, Mrs. ]. A Montgomery, Mrs. 10
seph McLest er. Miss McLester, Mis-
; Morton Miss Compton. Mrs. Fac Ma
bers, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs Florence Ran
! dolph, Mrs. Fulenwider, Mrs William D
Smith, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. William Har
die Mrs. Sydenham Moore, Mrs. Has
kell, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Whelan, Mrs
Charles Wheelan. Miss Hopkins, tn,
Misses Johnston, Miss Hutton, Mrs. So
Ion Jacobs, Mrs. Rauston, Mrs Hardi,
Johnston, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Jordan, Mrs
Levert, Mrs. Kettig. Miss Annie Smith
Mrs. Baugh Mrs. Arthur Moody. Mrs
Boardman. Mrs. Bradfield Miss Lena
Brown Mrs. j. Norman Brooks Mrs
John M Caldwell Mrs. Locke, Mrs
Cameron Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs James
Hughes, Mrs. Jack Johnson, Mrs. Webt
Crawford Mrs. Robert Cunningham. Mrs
Henry Dozier, Mrs J. C. Henley, Mrs
Northngton, Mrs. Merrill Northington
Miss Earle. Mrs. Aldrich, Miss Morrison
Mrs Walter Fowke. Mrs. Aldrich
Arthur Adams, Mrs. Lee c. Bradley. Mrs
Badham. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs Bowron
Mrs George II. Clark Mrs. Order, Mrs
Chenoweth. Mrs. Graham, Mrs Henry
Hlden. Mrs. A. T. Henley. Mrs. Pete B
Clark Mrs. Coughlan, Mrs. Harry Coffin
Mrs. Dearborn, Mrs Davis, Mrs. FeliS
Drennen, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. May
berry, Mrs. George Morrow. Mrs. Johl
Coe. Mrs. Mcknight. Mrs. Munger. Mis-
Mary Anderson, Miss Thornton Mrs. G
| c. Brown, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Ann
Roberts. Mrs. Dodd, Mrs Eugene Brown
Miss Cooke, Miss Clara Cooke, Mrs. VIII
hanson, Mrs. Hickey of Virginia, Mrs
4 Mccormack. Mrs. Hagood, Mrs. Bow
man, Mrs. Benners, Miss Benners, Mis-
B Beard. Miss Frierson, Miss Dozier, Mrs
4 T. c. Thompson. Mrs. ]. L. Drennen, Mrs
Dunn.
Mrs Fac Smith, president of the Wo
mans club. has received a telegram fror
Mrs. j. X. Ottley of Atlanta, statin
/ that she is detained in Columbus Miss
4 on account of the illness Of her mother
and will therefore be unable to visit Biz
! mingham this week.
4 Mrs. Ottley had been invited to address