The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-05
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIAL WORLD Some Recent Attractive Enter
 tainmentS NOTES HERE AND THERE Miss Harris Entertains at cards-A Burlesque Party-Banquet of Kappa Alpha raternity-Personal
 Mention Etc, Etc.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
By MYRTLE MILES.

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 Miss Jamie Harris entertained a few of her friends informally yesterday after noon at bridge. Those present were Miss Fern Minor Miss Emily Armstead, Miss Mary Lou Wilson, Miss Lucille Gaston, Miss Laura Wiukler of Greenville, Ala; Miss Lucy Downey. Miss Lillian Moore, Miss Allie Gene Driver Miss Ellen Lynn Motion, Miss Jewel Fulton of Texas; Miss Rosa Sibley, Miss Jennie Slbley. Miss Annie Sibley and Miss Lucille Lamkin of Anniston. A dainty luncheon afforded the climax to an enjoyable afternoon.
 The Birmingham Alumni association of the Kappa Alpha fraternity entertained 1 at a brilliant banquet last evening at the Hotel Hillman, the members assem- bling at o'clock. There were a num- ber of out-of-town members but the ma jority of those present were from this city. The fraternity colors, crimson and yellow, were attraotively employed in the decorative scheme, the banquet cards be- ing tied with ribbons of crimson and yellow. Covers were laid for 6O Dr. Lewis 1 Coleman Morris was toastmaster. Re- l sponses included the following: ''The Im- portance of the Alumni chapter" Rev. J. H. Mccoy; "Le Dames," MT. H. c. l Seibels; "Reminiscences in Our Ritual" MT. H. Augustus Benners; Kappa AL phas I Have Known" Mir L. J. Haley; 1 Our Sons," Judge c. A. Senn; "Our Motto" Joel F. Webb. The mpromptu toasts which followed were an ihterest- ing feature of the evening.
 The personnel of party leaving yes terday for Savannah to take the sea trip to New York was as follows: MT. s. E. Cowan and family, Mrs. J. E. Berry, MT. G. Bowden Settle, the Rev. Raimundo de Ovies and Miss de ovies.
 Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro, who has been quite i'll for the past several weeks, has 1 been removed from S2S South Twentieth street to 2173 South Eleventh avenue, where she is at home with Dr. and Mrs. Chiles Clifton Terrell.
 MT. P A. Smelling and Miss Minnie Tuck were quietly married Thursday evening at the home of the groom's sis ter, Mrs. Edward Appleby, the Rev. G. A. Sharts officiating. The bride is the daughter of MT. J. M. Tuck. The young people will make their home in Birming- ham. Ha==e
 An entertainment that was original and attractive in the extreme was a burlesque i dance at which pr. and Mrs Louis 1 Sch1llhoefar antertainad T,ureaox, o,,ox ing in compliment to their brother, Mr. Roy Strauss, who celebrated his Fist birth day. Mrs. Schulhoefer Is unusually clever in planning functions which have the charm of the unique, and her latest eff fort was a crowning success. Invitations to the dance were written on comic post cards and the guests were asked to come in costume. Some of the costumes were very amusing, being burlesques of the latest and most startling fashions. Dr. and Mrs. Schuhoefer and MT Strauss received their guests in costume. Dan cing was enjoyed until late hour and a delicious punch was served On the lawn prettily decorated table bore the birthday cake which with its 21 blazing candles made a bright spot about which the guests in their quaint costumes were gathered. The lawn was lighted with Japanese lanterns. The cake was found to contain pair of pearl earrings which | were cut by Miss Tessie Schwartz also a ring was captured by Miss Carolyn Seigel and a dime which fell to Miss Frank of Demopolis; MT. Benjamin's s slice of cake was found to contain a slip of paper bearing the legend: "Twen- ty-three' Ice cream was served in cones and with paper napkins as bet1tted the l burlesque idea.
 Prizes for the most original costume were won by MT. Bert Hirsch and Miss | Jeannette Benjamin, his being a leather cigar holder and Miss 9enjamin's a pin- cushion post card.-also in leather
 A number of lovely presents attested the friendship of the guests for their host. | Among the most beautiful was a shaving set, which was given htr by a number of his comrades, the presentation speech 1 being made by Mr. Leonard Wertheimer
 Mrs. T. W. Weller has gone to Holly | Springs, Miss, to spend 8 month. Mrs Lillie S. Frost and sons returned yesterday from Michigan.
 ] Mrs C. NJ Beckwith of Anniston and her son, MT. Edmund Beckwith, have been the guests this week of pr. and Mrs. | James Dedman.
 pr. and Mrs. James Dedman returned early this week from Mobile bay, where they spent Is days cruising in a house. | boat Other members of their patty were | Mrs Frank Hooff, MT Glenn c. Brown, | MT. Charles Merritt, MT. Lon Baker, MT. l Hugh Atkinson of New Orleans, Mr. | Leonard Clary, MT. John Stegall of St. | Louis, MT. Allen Haskell This was one of the most interesting vacation trips of the summer. portion of the time the boat was anchored in Weeks bay, where