The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-07
YESTERDAY'S EVENTS IN SOCIAL WORLD Bradley Saunders CotiIIon to be Given at the HiIIman LUNCHE0NS AND DINNERS Many Handsome Events the Past Week and Brides and Brides
 maids Grace Many
 Occasions.
LUNCHE0NS AND DINNERS
sY ANNIE KENDRlcK WALKER.

The week just passed brought with 1t a group of handsome entertainments, the several events having an added interest fin that many charming visiting women have been hers and that many of the entertainments have been in compliment to them and also to the seasons brides while a train of entertainments are fol- lowing with all the wedding announce ments.
 The cotillon given by MT. and Mrs. Frank Arnold Grider and the Misses Caldwell to Miss Bennett and Miss Cor don was among the beautiful events of the week, and Mrs solon Jacobs musi- oale at the Country club was among the brilliant events of the week. One of the handsomest dinners ever given at the club was that in compliment to Miss Nabb and MT Phillips, and the wedding party which was given on Friday eve ming. The details made it notable and distinctive, and 1t was pronounced the most elaborate dinner ever given at the club. Hundreds of violets were used in the table decorations. their beauty and fragrance making them the loyeliest of winter flowers and their elaborate ar rangement calling forth the enthusiastic admiration of all the guests.
 MT. and Mrs Jack Johnson had a dancing party Thursday evening; Mrs. A. J. Bowron was among those enter taining for Miss Nabb, as was Mrs Har- " Jones. and besides the luncheons and card parties there were many informal dinners. This week the wedding of Miss Nabb and MT. Phillips on Wednesday evening at the First Baptist church will be solemnized under the most brilliant auspices. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at which MT and Mrs. Charles Henry Nabb will entertain seV- eral hundred guests
 Brilliant and interesting among the weeks events will be the domino cotillon tomorrow evening, at which MT and Mrs. Bradley Saunders will entertain in com pliment to Miss Nabb. Over two hun dred invitations have been issued and society is taking unusual interest in the event, as it is something entirely out of the ordinary and admitso of many pie turesque possibilities MT and Mrs. Saunders and Miss Nabb and MT, Phil lips will receive the guests in the rose paror at the Hilman. They will be un- masked. but the rest of the receiving party will wear pink dominoes. Most of the guests will be in domino, no re-
 
 ballroom to present one of the most beau tiful and brilliant of scenes. The guests will be asked to remove their masques fin the dressing rooms on their arrival, but they will enter the drawing rooms masqued, and masques will be retained until about midnight seated supper will be served during the evening, and the cotillon music will be furnished by the Calman orchestra.
 The dinner dance at the club last eve ming was as usual largely attended, many visiting beauties being present On yes terday the bridesmaids luncheon given by Miss Mary Anderson in compliment to Miss Nabb was beautiful occasion. Gathered about the luncheon table was a congenial group of young women.
 The arrival yesterday of Miss Bessie Nugent of Jackson, Miss. to be the guest of Mrs. William Calvin shackelford was of much social interest. Miss Nugent is a debutante of this season, and is a charming girl On Tuesday from to 6 o'clock Mrs Shackelford will receive in compliment to Miss Nugent and there will be several informal entertainments fin her honor.
 Miss Nabb is entertaining a party of young women, all of whom have been