The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-19

| Shakespeare club increased the debt of obligation each visitor felt in being admit ted to an entertainment so charming Tn every detail. One of the most delightful affairs of the week was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Charles Sibley at her handsome new home on North Highlands, when she entertained in honor of Mrs C. w. Din- widdie of Mobile. The guests were invited to a musical and as each one entered the reception hall she was given dainty programme of the 1 afternoon, on which was the monogram E. D. s. and the date, May IS. Each number was enthusiastically re- ceived and the musicians were kind enough to respond to the encores.
 The house was beautiful, red and white ! being used in both the decorations and the refreshments.
 In the dining room the round table was | covered with an exquisite luncheon cloth of cluny lace, on which were scattered Meteor rose buds. In the center of the table was a tall cut glass vase of Meteor | roses surrounded by bonbons in red, salted nuts and crystalized cherries. Punch was served in the reception hall by Mrs. King and Mrs. Dinwiddie. Mrs. Sibley received the guests in the reception hall Mrs. Slbley wore a beauti- full gown of tan crepe de chine trimmed with applique and net. Mrs. Dinwiddie wore a handsome gown of black embroid- cred net with touches of white lace.
 Mrs, Sibley was assisted in receiving her guests by d number of her friends and also a number of the younger set, who were friends of Miss Sibley
 After the musical programme delightful refreshments were served. The following programme was rendered: [ T,oI,a arl- tal- | mans orchestra.
 Love in sprlngtime," (ArdittD D-Miss Norma Scholar
 Selection, Marrying Mary dIein.) Calman's orchestra.
 "The Two Grenadiers," (schuman) )-Mr. J. B. LuclSie. (a) April Rain, Huntington Woodman). Cb) Little Boy Blue tNevin)-Miss Norma Scholar.
 Selection, The Yankee Tourist" Rider) Claimants Orchestra.
 Duet, Calm as the Night" (Gotze)- Miss Scholar, MT. Luckie.
 Selection, "Cavatina," (Raff)-Calman's S orchestra.
 (a) "All for You" D'Hardelot) (b) "Rosalie," DeKoven)-Miss Norma Schoolar
 (a) Love is Rose.e (san soucD. Cb) I'm Wearin' Ava, Jean," (Arthur Foote) MT. J. B. Lucl<ie. Selection, Mile. Modiste' (HerberD- Claimants orchestra. sss
 Iir and Mrs. Herman Saks and MT. Ike Saks will receive informally this aft ernoon from 3 to 6. MT. Ike Saks was confirmed this morning at the Jewish Synagogue, and it is in honor of this occasion that his parents will be at home this afternoon. Dr. E. M. Mason of the medical staff of Johns Hopkins institute, is in the city, the guest of his brother, Dr. J. M Ma son.
 The Oak Hill Memorial association will meet tomorrow morning at II o'clock. at Mrs. J. T. Nixon's.
 
 Miss Ella CaIame will leave tonight for a stay of several months in Ft. Wayne. Chicago and St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Bush of Mobile are the guests of their parents, Col and Mrs. T. G. Bush, at their home on High land avenue.
 Rev. Mir and Mrs. Evans have returned from Greensboro, where they have been Tn attendance upon the Episcopal con- vention.
 
 Mrs. Robert Jemison returned yesterday from visit to Mrs. Matt Murphy at Greensboro, Ala
 Miss Addle Murphy of Greensboro Is the guest of Miss Bessie Jemison. at Glen Iris.
 Mrs, R. ID. s. Revls and little son, who have been the guests of Mrs Reyis' moth- Rose nd yfe f, nr,, loosa, has returned to her home in the city. Latter they will go to Virginia for the summer.
 Miss Amelia Marksten returned yester- day from visit to friends in Greens boro, Ala.
 Is spending few days in the city, ar ranging for the Baptist encampment at East Lake, between the 9th and 18th of June.
 Rev MT. McGlone of Gadsden spent a few hours in the city yesterday. l MT. Edgar l.. Clarkson spent yesterday In the city en route to Washington
 
 Miss Scruggs left for her home in Flor ence yesterday after spending the win | ter in Wylam. 1 Miss Woodall left yesterday for Spring field, Ala, to spend the summer with her I parents. | Mir and Mrs. A. B. Loveman, A1r. Der ney Loveman and Miss Esther Loveman will receive tomorrow afternoon from 5 l to o'clock and from to 10 o'clock.
 
 Miss Katie Belle Harris leaves this | week for her home in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. G. H. Norwood of Anniston is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Bckley, on North | Highlands. l The Fortnightly Card club will meet l Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with Miss Clyde Smith, at her home on Thir- l teenth avenue.