The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-15
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lace, seeded with green aeaeins. Mrs. Wealsley was among the beautifully gowned women at enc of the luncheons of the week. wearing with her smart toilette a large black hat trimmed with violets.
 Mrs Thomas D. Parke was among the smartly gowned women at the same luncheon, and Mrs. T. G. Bush was beau- tlful in a gown of lilac cloth. with a touch of velvet and white lace, her hat being a Frenchy one in black and white
 Mrs. Elliott of Toronto has been an ad- mired figure at many of the events of the week, At Mrs. Lathrops luncheon she wore an afternoon gown of red cloth. and on recent occasion she wore a beautiful calling gown in blue and white
 Among the handsomest women receiy- ing with Mrs Arthur W. Smith was Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson, whose gown was of black lace. the transparent yoke having an embroidery of sequns.
 Mrs. Harry Matthews was beautiful In reception gown of blue crepe de chine. A group of lovely young women pre- siding at the punch bowl included Miss Mamie Smith. Miss Hubbard and Miss Mcknight and in the receiving party were so many of Birminghams most charming women.
 Those invited to receive were Mrs. Me Creary. Mrs Frank Y. Anderson, Mrs. Tutwler, Mrs. Harry Matthews. Mrs. Hines. Mrs Algernon Smith, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs Talliaferro, Mrs. George II. Ward, Mrs Copeland, Mrs. Robert Stone, Mrs. w. IT. Graves, Miss Roden. Mrs. Pete Basil Clarke, Mrs. Grider, Mrs. T. o. Smith, Miss Hubbard Mrs. W. s. Brown Miss Brown, Miss Jordan. Mrs Richard Browne Mrs. W. A. Walker, Mrs. Flor ence Jordan, Mrs. McCune, Mrs. c. Nor timer Williams, Mrs. Eustace, Mrs. Minor, Mrs. J. D. Moore, Mrs. Robert McLester, Mrs. Mcknight Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Cald- well, Mrs. Sarah Mcqueen, Mrs. Has , kell Mrs. William Mudd Jordan, Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr Mrs. ]. B. Cohb, Mrs Montgomery, Miss Smith, Miss Ben ners, Miss Mcknight, Miss Mary Ander- son. Mrs. C. J. Smith, Mrs. John Ellis, Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth, Miss Dozier, Mrs. | Lathrop. Miss Bowron. Miss Edith La throp. Miss Nellie Sloss Mrs. Ebert Smith. Mrs Emmett Smith Mrs. Robert Terrell and Mrs, David Smith.
 Miss Ambrose of Kentucky, on one of the occasions of the week. WAS notably pretty in an imported gown of real lace, hcr picture hat adjusted with p1umes
 Mrs. Charles Samuel Simmons elegant calling gown on a recent occasion was of black lace. her white hat being of real lace, the low crown being wreathed in pink roses.
 At one of the small card parties of tha week Mrs Fanny Debardeleben, Mrs. J. Norman Brooks and Mrs Robert Redus were among the smartly- gowned women Mrs Rcdus wearing a black and pink costume.
 On Thursday there were guests at luncheon at Rosem Tt,
 Mrs Dwyer and 9frs Ambrose have been entertained great deal and there has been a series of events that. begin ming with the luncheon at l o'clock. was concluded at the late supper after the theatre.
 Among the brilliant events was the box party given at the Jefferson by Major and Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson on the opening night of Ben Hur.'' The guests were later entertained at a champagne supper, delicious hot menu in several courses being served.
 The table was beautifully decorated with La France roses several dozen be- ing used in the center piece.
 Mrs. Anderson YVES a brilliant figure in a black lace gown, and among the hand somest gowns worn on the occasion was that of Mrs John w. Tomlinson. It was of pink alga crepe, combined with bro- caded velvet the roses showing in deli cate pink tints.
 Mrs. Chenoweth's lovely and becoming gown was of blue mousseline with jet and a touch of blue panne velvet.
 Mrs. David Roberts wore beautiful toilette of white net with black figures and fashioned over pompadous silk.
 Mrs. Alexander Troy London wore an elegant gown of white lace trimmed with forget me nots.
 Mrs William Gray Estes wore love- ly white lace gown, and Mrs. Settig Was beautifully gowned in white chiffon over silk with which she wore violets.
 Mrs. Tutwiler wore handsome blue and white toilette
 Miss Mignon Conner gave beautiful prosro ssive dinner last evening in cum pliment to Miss Brown and MT. Fowlkes, the guests including tle members of their wedding party. There were six tables. the gentlemen progressing. The nlace cards were designed as hearts and inc decoration of the tables suggested a lonely garden in the quantities oi red carnations and brides roses.
 The table at which Miss Brown was seated was fragrant with white roses, Miee Conner was d picture in lovely gown of white silk and lace. and Miss Brown was the center of admiration In a pown of white mousseline trimmed With garlands of pink roses. Mrs Frank H. Lathrop and Mrs Elliott of Toronto assisted in receiving ana the brilliant party lncluoea MISS 9ii'e, ,1..s,, Miss Brown, Mrs John M. CoiaWeh' Mrs James Warner Shook
 Miss Lucy IIasood Miss Rebeeca Ham, uton. Miss Ethel Sharpe, Miss Emma I.eedy, Miss Ada Bowron' Miss Lucy Eu- hank Miss Daisy Moody, Miss Kate Ro- gan. Miss Annie Jemison. MT. F. B. Towlses. MT. Hines Peevy MT. Henry w Perry. MT. Culpepper Exum. MT. Frs Kline Ramsey. MT. A. M. Lynn, MT. Pas chall Shook, Mir. w J. ProWell' MT. Brett Brown. MT. A. P. Bush of Mobile MT. T. R Weakley, MT. S. H. Fowlkes, Mir James J. Smith, MT. Frank smith, Mr. A K I,uyelace MT J. c. Lovelace.
 Mrs John M. Caldwell gave daffodil ,,,rcbeon on Friday in compliment to Miss Brown. the guests including the young women who will be bridesmaids at Miss Browns wedding,
 The table was exquisitely decorated, the