The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-09
REUNION CAVITIES TO OPEN WITH
 RECEPTION TO SPONSORS OF SOUTH
BY ANNIE KENDRlcK WALKER. .


 Ellies Faust, Mrs. John T. Yeatman, Miss Robert Hood, Mrs. Eugene Northington. A bevy of pretty girls presided at the punch table, among them Miss Gladys Ensley, Miss Matte Fowlkes, Miss Emily Morriss, Miss Mildred Downy. MT. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum enter
 tained informally on Sunday evening with buffet supper in celebration of
 the third anniversary of their wedding, the occasion assembling a congenial party.
 The wide verandas of their handsome
 home on Highland avenue were throngc1
 with friends, who came in to express con- l gratulations and best wishes-that con- genial set including MT. and Mrs. Ba1- l ham, MT. and Mrs. Crawford, MT. and 1 Mrs. Barrett, MT. and Mrs. Percy, MT. and Mrs. Kettig, MT. and Mrs. Fulen- l wider and a number of others in an | exclusive circle.
 l Mrs. Exum, who was such a beauty | as Lestra Kinney, is considered even handsomer as a young matron. and is one | of the loveliest women in society, and l there is certainly more popular host and hostess than MT. Exum and his | charming wife. The Exums have two l attractive children, Lestra Kinney Exum l and Culpepper Exum, Jr. l Miss Luetta Gregg was the attractive | young hostess at a tea given yesterday l to Miss Alice Hardie of New Orleans, the guest of Miss Grace Hardie. The tea 1 was informal, but a beautiful event in compliment to an admired New Orleans 1 belle.
 | Appropriate to the season the decora- l lions were in the Confederate colors. American flags were also used in the
 decorations and red roses arranged with 1 blue ribbons, resting on the white laces l covering the table carried out the colors. l The decorations of the table were espe- cally beautiful, the patriotic colors most appropriate for the visiting sponsors and
 maids. The verandas, decorated with the Confederate colors, presented a pretty scene, as the guests were entertained there from to o'clock. A, delightful dancing party was given last evening by Miss Mary George Green, the lovely young daughter of Judge and Mrs. Dan Green, to her house guest,
 Miss Hazel Fraze of Terre Haute Ind. % The guests included about 100 of the college set, and the occasion was beau tiful one.
 The week is filled with entertainments for the college set. Miss Joy Tomlnson's
 dance last week at the club being the first of the series
 Among the visiting young beles last evening were Miss Oiphant, Miss Shroe- der, the guest of Miss Tomlinson; mad Miss Sims of Boston, the latter the guest of Miss Frederika Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dent and MT. Warren Dent, Jr., of Montgomery, who have many friends in Birmingham, are attending the reunion, and are guests at the Colonial
 Miss Fannie Louise Runyon will leave little later in June for Natchez for a visit there before going north for the summer with her mother, Mrs. L. F. Run yon. Mrs. Runyon and Miss Runyon have passed a great deal of their time in the Adirondacks and the Catskills, as well as in the lake region, but thelr
  mined upon. Last summer they passed some weeks on the eastern shore of Maryland in that charming locality on the Chesapeake bay near where the John Milner Caldwells have just leased a beau tlful estate The preceding summer Mrs. Runyon travelled abroad. MT. and Mrs. Otto Marx and their lit. tle son, Henry Mosler Marx, have gone to the Catskills. Mr. Henry Mosler has his summer home near Elka park one of the most beautiful districts in the Cats kills
 Col. J. B. Levert of New Orleans is attending the reunion.
 Dr. George Clisby of Montgomery is at- tending the reunion and Is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Samuel W. John at Rose mont.
 Miss Abbott Spratlin, ver..- charming and talented woman, who has been the guest of Mrs. s. w. John, left yesterday for Deetsville, near Montgomery. Colonel Sanguinetti and Miss Stella SauBuluetti Ol NhOut5oHSiy diS tiiO guests of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Enslen, Sr, on Highland avenue. Miss Sallie Walker of Atlanta is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. E. Smith, at her residence on Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. E. F. Jackson of Opelika is the guest of pr. and Mrs. Percy Nixon. 
 Mrs. William Hagan and Mrs. M. L. Sloss of Athens will arrive today to be the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Minge.
 Miss Irene Stovall of Jasper is the guest of Miss Blanche Spain at 2132 South Twentieth street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daniel have leased the Mansfield bungalow on Shades noun tam for the summer.
 Dr. and Mrs. Mansfield will leave the first of July for Wyoming, where they