The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-15
Cos sip of the Week.

The audience at the Jefferson on Fri
day evening on the occasion of Mr.. Mans
fields production of julius Caesar was
the most brilliant of the winter, every
seat in the parquet and the two balconies
being filled and both the lower and up
per boxes being occupied.
There were several theatre parties, and
while the performance was lot concluded
before II O'Clock, and there was the
usual delay about carriages the cafe at
the lIillman soon presented the usual
gay scene after the play"
A number of Birmingham people had
the pleasure of meeting accidentally Mr..
Arthur Forrest, whose Mar:s Anthony is
said by some to have wrested the laurels
from Brutus' brow.
Mr.. Forrest was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Edmund Taylor Taliaferro at
luncheon at the Country club on Friday.
Mrs Taliaferro and Mr. Forrest crossed
together from Europe last summer
A theatre party that attra cteG a great
deal of attention WAS that chaDeroned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Toulane Kidd O. Admission.
Miss Nan Kelly and Miss Marguerite
Kelly were among the beauties of the
occasion They are famed throughout the
south for their charm and brilliancy ana
are among the reigning bellies in the
state.
Miss Edith Mcmillan was among the
prettiest and most admired young women
in the party. The entire party included
Mr. and Mrs. Toulane Kidd, Miss Nan
Kelly, Miss Marguerite Kelly, Miss Mag
gle Lea, Miss Mary Jordan, Miss Bessie
Sproull, Miss Edith Mcmillan, Miss Rosa
Leila Weller Miss Myra Mitchell, Miss
Gertrude Tart, Miss Laura Brown, Miss
Christine Cook, Miss Ida Crook, Mr.. M. 3.
Wellborn, Mr.. Talbot Ford, Mr.. c. w.
Sproull Mr.. w. C. Tunstall, Jr., Mr..
Fernwood Mitchell. Mr.. Crook.
Mr. Shook Mr. McCreary. Mr.. Lynn.
Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Amman and Miss Ethel
Sharp occupied box, Miss Sharpe being
picture in a theater gown of white,
her large hat being a black trimmed with
plumes
Miss Northington and the young wom-
en- of her recent house party, Miss Reyn-
ods of Rome, Ca, and Miss Tensett OF
! Virginia, were guests of box party given
| by Mr.. William p. Ward and Mr.. o. r
Gaut, the guests going later Tor a supper
at the Hillman.
| Among those entertained at supper
were Mrs George b. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs
| Merrill Pratt Northington, Miss North
| ington Miss Adelaide Northington, Miss
| Tensett. Miss Reynolds, Miss Annie
Jemison, Miss Ethel Sharpe, Miss Ethe
! Clifford, Miss Dora McLester, Miss Mig
non Conner, Mr. Gaut, Mr.. William Ward
Mr.. George Ward, Mr.. Bondurant Mr.
Pugh, Mr.. Lynn, Mr. Ramsay, Mr. Car
penter. Mr.. Shook ~r. McCreary, Mr.
Exum. Mr.. Allen Northington, Mr. Nor
gan Frierson, Mr.. William Cameron, Mr.
Bressie Vaughan.
! The upper boxes were occupied by a
! bevy of pretty girls, members of the
| senior class of the Indus trial Institute
| and college of Columbus. Miss, who were
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs McGahey
| The young women wore the cap and gown
of the school and gave a touch OF
academic smartness to the occasion
| Miss PEBBLES and Miss Paisley, members
| of the faculty accompanied the party
| which included Miss Paisley, Miss PEBBLES
! teachers; Miss Annie Wilson. Miss Cor
Meta Brnker, Miss Bessie Gilmore, Miss
Pearl Turner, Miss Mary Flynt, Miss
| earle Maloy Miss Mable Hiscox, Miss
Mamie Royals, Miss Ida Daniel, Miss
| Josephine Patterson. Miss Zula Morris
! Miss Nonah Archer, Miss Amale Sykes
Miss Ethel Poindexter and Miss LessiC
| McGahey.