The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-12
NEWS OF THE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Mrs. Reynolds Luncheon for
 Miss Van tioose NOTES HERE AND THERE Mrs. Moore Entertains at Cards For Guest-Announcements of Com
 ing Events-PersonaI
 Notes.
By MYRTLE MILES.


 By MYRTLE MILES,
 Mrs. B. A. Reynolds luncheon yester- day in compliment to Miss Anna Van Hoose was one of the most artistic events of the winter. The guests included the members of the bridal party.
 Mrs. Reynolds planned the decorative aspect of the function with attention to the smallest detail The color detail was yellow and white, picturesque baskets of various shapes and sizes being effectively employed. The place cards were hand painted eupds and wedding bells.
 The eenterpiece was a huge gilded bas- let with center of asparagus ferns sur. rounded by delicate sprays of valley lilies. Tiny individual gold baskets, tied with bows of waite tulle, held salted almonds, and baskets fashioned of lemons made pretty yellow receptacles for a dainty salad. Grapefruit was also served in the basket shape with handles made of as- paragus fe,ns. Ices were served in the basket shapes and garnlshed with yell low cherries.
 Mrs Reynolds guests included her sis ter, Miss Annie Le Grande; Miss Linley Graham, Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Mary Ruth McLester. Miss Jennie Bridges, Miss Helen Van Hoose, Miss Lila Carter, Miss Leland of Tuscaloosa and Miss Anna Van Hoose.
 Mrs H. D. Moore entertained informal ly at cards yesterday afternoon at her pretty apartment in "The Margaret" in compliment to her house guest, Miss Gen evieve Holloway of Parsons, Kan. The game prize, an exquisite Japanese water color was awarded to Mrs. w. R. Eos ter. Mrs. F. T. Hogel won the score prize a handmade pincushion made of soft sheer materials and hemstitched. A delicious salad course was served at the conclusion of the game, which was bridge.
 Mrs. Moore's guests included Mrs. Ben T. Head, Mre Gus Branham, Miss Inez Crittenden, Miss Erline Crittenden, Mrs. W. R. Foster, Mrs. E. w. Brandon, Mrs. T. w. Allen. Mrs. Foster Hamilton, Miss Annie Moore, Mrs. E. F. Hogel Mrs. Brooks Forbes, Mrs Robert Meyer and Mrs II. M Sinnott.
 Mrs Alfred Eubank has issued cards to tea on the afternoon of December 15 from to 5 o'clock to meet Mrs. T. Coleman Ward
 Miss Alice Rumphs exhibition of pie lures at her studio, 2144 Highland avenue, will begin today and continue until De- cember 19. Among the articles that she urfn a a nf ft art craft specimens, Christmas cards. painted cadle shades. pierced brass shades stenciled articles and paper dolls.
 Miss Mary Hood is also showing in her studio in the Fitzgerald number of beautiful evidences of her skill in arts and crafts.
 There will be meeting of the Creche this morning at Il o'clock at the resi- dence of Mrs. J. T. Nixon. Import [ ant business will be discussed and it is hoped there will be a full attend ance.
 Miss Marie Smith will entertain at luncheon today in compliment to Miss Anna Van Hoose. |
 Miss Agnes Terrell will have several guests this afternoon at the Jefferson in compliment to Miss Hope.
 Mrs Tomlinson's luncheon will be given in honor of Miss Palmer and Miss Luet- trel. Her guests will be several of her friends among the young women
 Miss Lucy Truss will give a progressive luncheon on the afternoon of December 16 at o'clock.
 Mir and Mrs James Bowron and Miss Edith Bowron issued invitations yester- day to a reception in honor of MT. and Mrs Thomas Bowron on the evening of Tuesday December 22 from to F o'clock
 Mir and Mrs Barnes Morgan will leave. Christmas day for a fishing trip to Bayou le Batre.
 MT. and Mrs James l.. Brock of Flor ence, Ala, have named their young son James l.. Brock, Jr. Mrs. Brock for merly lived in this city and is at present the guest of her brother, MT. Brown.
 Miss Julia Warfield of Columbia, Tenn. will arrive December 20 to be the guest of Miss Corinne Chisholm Later she will visit Miss Mary Campbell. Miss War Held mas been the guest or DOth Miss Chisholm and Miss Campbell on previous visits and has number of admirers in Birmingham.
 Mrs. John H. Frye and little John Frye, Jr., will go to Marbury, Ala, next week to visit relatives.
 Mrs. Livingston Mims, who will lecture tomorrow afternoon at the Jefferson the atre Christian Science. Is a guest in the home of Mrs. E. H. Foster on Seventeenth street. south.
 Mrs. Harriette Wiswell O'Neil went to Anniston yesterday to be the soloist with the choral society last evening.
 Miss Penelope Bryan of Blount is the guest of friends in this city.
 There will be a meeting of Joe Wheel CT chapter, Children of the Confederacy, with Miss Mary Lou Cobb. s1301 Seven teenth street. south, this afternoon at