The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-14
NEWS OF THE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Entertainments for Seasons
 Brides NOTES HERE AND THERE
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Mrs. Copeland Entertains at Bridge Luncheon-Miss Ware to Entertain at Cards-Birmingham Woman
 Chats of Art Window.
By MYRTLE MILES. Phones: Bell 116O, Peoples 299.

Phones: Bell 116O, Peoples 299.
 The Treble Clef club will not meet to-
 day as was first announced, but will as-
 semble for practice Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Flournoy
 Rivers.
 Among the pleasant affairs to take place
 in honor of the seasons brides-elect is
 a bridge party to be given by Miss Mary Ware next Friday afternoon at the Country club. Her guests of homer will be Miss Mary Gillespy and Miss Nellie Nabers. Miss Wares guests will include
 only her girl friends.
 Miss Berney Ray Waddel of Meridian,
 Miss, is expected to arrive today to be 1 the guest of Miss May Collins. ;, Mrs. B. G. Copland's bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon at the Country club
 was one of the lovelest events of the l fall.
 Her guests included the members of her
 bridge club and several invited guests,
 who came for luncheon, but did not re-
 main for the game.
 Yellow was the color scheme of the 1 afternoon. The score cards were daintily
 hand-painted fin yellow chrysanthemums,
 and the gorgeous flower used In decora-
 tive detail in the cozy living room, where
 delicious hot luncheon was served.
 The consolation was drawn from packs ] of lovely cards in the colonial design at
 each table, the cards being taken as SOUL
 venirs of the pretty occasion. The prizes were lovely. Miss Annie Pearson won the score prize, a folding
 card table. The game prize was won by
 Miss Flora Orr. The consolation, a pair
 of silk hose, was drawn by Miss Eliza
 beth Hutton.
 1 Among the other guests were Mrs. J.
 Rivers Carter, Mrs. J. c. Maben, Jr., Miss l Flora Orr, Mrs. Collier, Mrs. John Fletch- er Mrs. R. H. Pearson, Miss Pearson, l Mrs. Frank Fowlkes, Mrs. w. P. Evans,
 Mrs. Benson Cain, Mrs. William Moore,
 Mrs. Harold Samson, Mrs. Bruce Brewer,
 Mrs. Henry Fowlkes, Mrs. Oscar Hund
 ley, Miss Hutton, Mrs. J. L. Drennen, ] Mrs. Francis DeBardeleben, Mrs. Frank
 Ellis, Mrs. J. A. Levert and others. l A Birmingham woman who has just re- turned from New York talks interestingly | of the exquisite art window recently pre-
 sented by Mrs. Russell Sage to the New 1 York Historical society. and which she
 saw in one of the large galleries in
 which it is being displayed temporarily 1 of ort
 I have seen," she said Ut commemorates
 the Huguenots who fled to America, owing | to the revolution of the Edict of Nantes l in October, 1885. Louis XVI is portrayed 1 as he stood the moment after he had
 affixed his signature to the document ex-
 polling the Huguenots from France. | There are several courtiers in attendance, | and soldier, who kneels before the king,
 ready to execute his orders,<a nearby
 stands Madam de Maintenon. It is the
 colors used in the window. The colors
 used in the treatment are brilliant, that
 the effect is harmonious and supremely | artistic"
 | Mrs. Sage has presented the window | to the society in memory of her Hugue- nots ancestors. It is the-work of wom-
 an, being the production of Miss Mary l Tillinghast and representing nearly year | of work and study.
 The progress of the "City Beautiful
 movement seems assured. Every day some
 evidence is given of an effort to beautify
 in some quarter. A young matron, who 1 has one of the loveliest homes in Glen l Iris and is making the best of it's every | good point, said the other day that 3200 bulbs were added this week to those
 already in her garden. When they grow l and bloom her home will indeed, be q | lovely spot.
 MT. and Mrs. John Madison Caldwell | have issued invitations to the marriage of ] their daughter, Edith Christine, to Mr | Charles Robert Plosser on the evening of
 Wednesday, November 25, at o'clock
 8215 Twelfth avenue, north. 1 Mrs. F. w. Dixon has issued invitations | Caldwell on the afternoon of Monday | November 23 from to 5 o'clock. ! Mrs. T. T. Hillman is the guest of 1 Mrs Robert Ligon in Montgomery. | Mrs. w. N. Malone is with friends in Selma.
 l MT. Dare Hickman, who has been the guest of his mother this week, left yes | terday at ? o'clock for his home in Chi | cago.
 Mrs. Henry B. Gray is expected to re- | turn tonight from Louisville. l Mr. and Mrs. John Pope Jones' who | are en route to Newman Ga. after their | wedding journey, are the guests of MT. | and Mrs. James Dolphin Moore. 1 Panama-Coumbia Treaty. l Washington, November 13.-With the 1 return to this city next week of MT | Arosemena, the new Panama minister negotiations between that country and l Colombia having in view treaty be-