The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-25

Morris Mason, Miss Mary Gillespie, MISS
 Sadie Gillespie, Miss Ruby Munger, MISS
 Eleanor Matthews, Miss Florence smith,
 Smith, Miss Hardie, Miss Anne Earle,
 Miss Nellie Majors.
 MT. Carlton Smith, the young son or
 MT. and Mrs. Zac Smith, will leave Bir-
 mingham on Thursday for New fork
 and will sail January 4 on the kalserin
 Augusta Victoria of the Hamburg-A Amer
 ican line for Berlin, where he goes to
 study vocal music. MT. Smith Will re-
 side during his residence in Berlin With
 his cousin. Mrs Eua Phipps-Miller, Sl
 Lultpold strasse. Mrs. Phipps-Miller is
 well known in the American colony
 there.
 Miss Minnie M Ellis and Mir. William
 P. Ellis of Virginia and Mir Charles FL
 lis of Columbia, s. C., are visiting their brothers, Messrs. Thomas. Frank F. and
 Perkins Ellis.
 The members of the Twentieth Gen. tury club will meet with Mrs. Sam
 Blake at her home, 2422 North Twenty first avenue, Friday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock.
 Mrs. T. K. Mullins of Talladega is
 spending the holidays with relatives in this city.
 G. D. Etter, Jr., of Warren, is at the New Morris.
 Y. Allen Halman of Ozark, Ala, is at the New Morris.
 MT. and Mrs Walker Percy gave a
 brilliant holiday dance last evening in compliment to their daughter, Miss
 Ellen Percy, who is at home from
 Ogontz for the holidays. The entire lower floor was used for dancing, and
 the house was decorated appropriately
 to the Christmas season. In the wide doorways leading from the reception hall into the living room were hung
 crimson bells the reception hall with the white and nah ogany stairway in contrast to the deep red of the walls,
 making bright picture, while opening into the Colonial hall were the several
 other apartments, all very charmingly decorated with large bells and the bright berried holly hanging in wreathes at the windows.
 The orch estra, in the Japanese tea room, gave a bright programme of popular airs. The sun parlor, which forms part of the western gallery, was enclosed with canvass, and with
 it's luxurious furnishings made most charming rendezvous. The refresh
 ment tables were placed there. Miss Percy is one of the group of lovely and attractive young girls in wh om society feels an especial interest and she combines all the charm of
 personality of the young girl of today Receiving with MT. and Mrs. Percy and Miss Percy was MT. Leroy Percy who is at home from Princeton.
 The guests included the school girl set, and the university set, togethe CT with some of the dancing contingent
 of society Among the guests were:
 Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Annie Wilker- son, Miss Elizabeth Going. Miss Helen
 Rose Randolph, Miss Virginia Mc-
 David Miss Leuise Perry, Miss Susie IIardie, Miss Annie May Walthall, Miss
 May Fox, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Mss Cary Johnson, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss
 Elsie Ferrior, Miss Jessie Patterson
 Miss Vera Webb, Miss Florrie Weath- erly. Miss Juliette Davidson, Miss Syd-
 de Moore, Miss Elizabeth Morriss, Miss Mary George Green, Miss Lillian Orr, Miss Norma Hood, Miss Helen Thomp- son. Miss Matte Fowlkes, Miss Serena Kirkpatrick, Miss Alice Coughlin, Miss Joy Tomlinson. Miss Kathleen Van Hoose, Miss Virginia White, Miss Car rie White Bean. Miss Elizabeth Me- Knight, Miss Virginia Underwood, the Misses McCrossin, Miss Downey, Miss