The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-27

! James Warner Shook, Miss Ethel Sharpe
and Miss Carrie Sharpe.
Mrs. Shook of Nashville wore a gown
of black chantilly lace over white silk,
her long coat being of silk and her hat
OF lace
Mrs. James Warner Shook was notably
handsome in a gown of Cluny lace, her pic
| ture hat of black being adjusted with
| long black plume
Miss Shook was In white, with which
she wore a long fashionable coat. her
hat being very smart.
Mrs. Warner was among the most at
tractive of the visiting women, and Miss
Ransom. in lace gown over green with
an effective hat, was an admired beauty
at the horse show.
Miss Ethel Sharpe was In blue; her
hat of black; and Miss Carrie Sharpe,
who, with her sister, was among the
most admired young women at the horse
show, wore pink crepe de chine, with
large hat in corn colored tints.
Mr.. William Mudd Martin and Mr..
Henry Bramlette Gray entertained with
a box party, which included Mrs. Gray,
Mrs. Allan w. Haskell Miss Williams
of Baltimore and Mr.. Edward Johnson.
Mrs. Gray wore an imported gown OF
white crepe de chine. her picture hat OF
pink being very smart
Mrs. Haskell was in black, with Sc
quns her French hat being trimmed
with lilacs.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Arthur Cheno-
weth, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick d. Dim
mick and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Haley were
a charming party in one of the boxes.
Mrs. Chenoweth was a beautiful figure
in very smart gown of black net eab-
orately embroidered in jet sequins. Her
hat was distinctly smart.
Mrs. Dimmick wore a green toilette,
laee-trimmed her lovely hat matching
her costume
Mrs. Haley was extremely attractive
in white.
Another Brilliant Party.
brilliant party was that of Gen. and
Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, who had in their
box MIR. and Mrs. Robert Jemlson Jr.,
and Miss Bessie Jemison. Mrs. Rhodes
was among the beautiful women at the
horse show, and was exquisitely gowned
In white.
Mrs. Jemison was notably pretty In a
superb gown from Redfern. 1t was of
organdie, showing a blending of pink and
white, her lovely hat matching ner cos
tune. Miss Jemison was among the beau
ties of the occasion, her imported gown
of green and white being one of the hand
soonest at the horse show.
One of the most brilliant box parties
included Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Stuart
Matthews, Miss Florida Graves. Miss
Mr.. Edward Smith.
Mrs. Matthews was one of the most
beautiful women at the horse show. Her
! gown was of white lace, the lace trim
ming the corsage and the skirt being out
lined in gold. With this was worn a large
hat of white lace, trimmed with plumes
Miss Florida Graves was picture In an
imported gown made especially for the
horse show. 1t was of white crepe de
chine, the applique in a flower design em-
| broldered in turquoise, the skirt and boz
dice finished with pale blue bows. giving
most Frenchy touch. Her hat of white
lace had touch of blue, and she was
the center Of admiration in the brilliant
| throng.
Miss Virginia Graves brilliant brunette
beauty was enhanced by her toilette Of
white crepe de Paris, with quantities OF
handwork, the ge rich with Cluny
lace Her scarlet hat was most effective.
| Miss Smith was a beauty Of the occa-
| sion in white, her large white hat being
trimmed with pale tinted roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons Party.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Samuel Simmons
had in their party Col. and Mrs r. II.
| Pearson and Judge and Mrs. A, A. Cole
man. Mrs, Simmons wore one of the
most beautiful toilettes OF the occasion.
J She was in pink her hat of real lace be-
| ing wreathed with pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Pearson was "A notably handsome
| figure in white voile deliberately trimmed
| with handwork and lace, her large hat Of
! lace being most becoming.
Mrs. Coleman was beautifully gowned
In corn colored crepe de chine, richly
| trimmed with antique lace; her hat Of
black being adjusted with pink crush
roses.
In Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Barrett's box
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton z. Brooke,
Miss Coke and Miss Mcmillan of Knox
vile. Mrs. Brooke was among the visit
ing beauties in gown of white lace with
| which she wore picture hat of white.
Miss Coke was an admired figure at the
horse show, and wore with her white lace
| gown a picture hat
| Miss Mcmillan was a brilliantly lovely
figure in a pale yellow gown accordion
plated, her large hat of white lace being
most effective.
Mrs. Barrett wore one of her most
beautiful light toilettes, her hat matching
her costume.
Mr.. w. L. Henderson or New YORK
gave a box party, the party including
Miss Alice Moore, Miss George Weather.
ly and Miss Elizabeth Jemison.
Miss Moore suggested, in her blonde
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