The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-02-21
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Wis annie ATnOld DeBardeleben, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Alfred Shipman in Jacksonville.
Florida for the past six weeks will re-
turn on Monday. Mrs. DeBardeleben was
also the guest of Miss Bessie Tysen and
| Mrs Smith D. Pickett during her stay
| and was the recipient of many charming
| attentions
Among the prettiest parties given in her
| honor was the one on Tuesday evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Lotus H. Baya
and the Jacksonville papers contain ac-
counts of the following:
| Mrs Philip Cooke and Mrs DeBar-
deleben were the guests of honor at a
bridge party on Friday morning. given
| by Mrs. Walter F. Coachman at her
hospitable home in Riverside Like all
the affairs given by this charming hos
Tess IL was pronounced success and
greatly enjoyed. An exciting game result
| ed in the prizes, which were exquisite
Christy pictures, being captured by Mrs
John G. Cooper, Mrs. Augustus G. Har-
fridge and Mrs. Lorenzo Wilson A
| tempting luncheon was served and the af
fair was most delightful in every respect.
Inc guests We're: Mrs. John c. Cooper
Mrs Lorenzo Wilson, Mrs Augustus q
cartridge. Mrs. John Earle Hartridge
MRS. CECIL Wilcox, Mrs. Jordan of Mont
| gomery. Alabama. Mrs Bowen Daniel.
| Mrs Lafayette Dancy, Mrs L. A. Shin
man fs
In compliment to Mrs. DeBardeleben.
Miss Bessie Tysen entertained a dozen
friends on Friday afternoon at her home
III opringneid' congenial party to play
the most interesting of games; bridge. and
a charming hostess made the afternoon
notably attractive Delicious Refreshments
We're served and the prizes were I'M
usually handsome. Among the guests
Were Mrs. Joseph r. Parrot Mrs
Amanda w. Bars, Mrs. George O
Holmes. Mrs. David F. Mitchell Mrs
Charles $, Adams, Mrs. Smith ID. Piclkett
Mrs Williams B. Young, Mrs Lorenzo
Philip Dell Cassidy. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett, Mr.. and Nrrs
Shipman and Mrs DeBardeleben wero
among the guests at the beautiful bousa
party given by Mr.. and Mrs .Tobn To-,
Paul at their lovely home in Watertown
Florida, last week ~
The Birmingham party which was in
Monile during Mardi Gras were guests RI
an 'ne prliliant events of the week Miss
BESSIE 1emison and Miss Louise Walker
who We're maids of honor to the carni,,,i
| queen, were the pronounced beauties ~
the OCCASION and Miss Cullom. who was
with them. was one of the most heaut;-
ful girls of the carnival A carnival u,r,
ter from Mobile says:
Few visitors received more attention
than did the Birmingham marty who -
the regret of many admirers here re-
turned to their home yesterday. Mrs
Rhodes and Mrs. Jemison were idsal
chaperones and were as much in demand
as tne young ladies' under their charge
fGAt Its--
lom, while the gentlemen in the Marty
Mr. Exum, Mr.. VIII Walker Mr.. Porter
Walker and Mr.. Peevy. were a welcome
acquisition to the ballroom knights. On
Monday this party, with Mobile additions
were guests of Mr.. w. f. Tebbetts. and
had the pleasure of meeting Felix and
his suite on their entrance in Mobile bav
They We're also present at the court din
ner at the Athestan club Mardi Gras
and at an elaborate luncheon given Mon
day at the Battle house by Mr. Culpep-
per Exum.'
Society was very gay upon the TIRES
hold of Lent and there has been a good
deal of informal entertaining all The
week Mr.. Drew. Mr.. Goodwin and Mr..
Mansfield. who appeared at the Jefferson
! made the audiences socially very brilliant
and all the boxes were occupied every
evening.
| The Valentine musicale given by Mr.
and Mrs. James Bowron on Monday even.
Ing was among the brilliant events NJ
the winter and was in compliment to the
members Of the Highland Boob club and
their husbands. In the beautiful music
| room the decorations were in crimson
hearts. and the lights here and there
shaded with crimson. Dividing the music
| room from the drawing room and hall
was screen of crimson gauze hung be-
| tween the sliding doors, which had their
| woodwork covered with southern smilax