The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27


 | Greene and Miss Sarah Ellen Greene at | their reception in honor of Mir. Robert ! Knox Greeue and Misses Margaret and Kate Earle Terrell on Thursday after noon will be Misses Katherine McAiller | of Talladega, Susie Hardy, Margaret < Latady. Helen Eustes. Ellie May Arch I ibald, Annie WilSerson, Mary Cameron Mary Forbes. Louise Archibald, Edna 4 Dexter, Rachel Thornberry and Mary | Tardy.
 The friends of Mr and Mrs. c. M. Dtnning were invited to meet, on Chaistmas evening. MT. Dunning's moth- CT and sister from Chicago. who are | visiting him at his home in Norwood. Each guest was presented with beau X tiful gift from prettily decorated tree and toasts were drunk in eggnog Those enjoying their hospitality were MT. and Mrs. Robert Mills Mir and Mrs E. M. Lisle MT. and Mrs. Jim Vann and Mra and Mrs Turner.
 over one hundred of the younger members of BirIuingham's social con- tingent attended the dance given at the Country club on Christmas eve by the Growlers, the recently organ ized club of which MT. Claude Estes is president. The german was led by Mir. John Prowen and Miss Mary Kin ney, many new and intricate figures be- ing introduced.
 The Growlers have planned to meet informally quite frequently during the winter, and their. dances will be an ticipated with a great deal of pleas ure.
 Among those going to Cleveland to ae1end the -Cuddy nuptials will be MT. and AErs. Charles Calhoon and MT. and Mrs. William A. Chenoweth. who leave Saturday night.
 Misses Eva Conner, Marjorie Wealth. erly and Sadie Gillespie who are to be atteDdants at the Barnett-Cuddy mar riage, go up Wednesday to be present at the numerous social functions given in honor of the+bride.
 This week and the next belong pre- eminently to the college set. Their home coming after several months ab- sence is always an occasion for mer- ry-making, and this has been well shown in the many entertainments in their honor during the past few days. One of the most charming of these affairs wsrs the dance given by Miss Helen Thompson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. E. Thompson, at her beautiful Highland avenue home on Saturday i evening. Everything was delightfully."- informal in character and the 75 or more guests pronounced it a most en- l joyable evening.
 The Thompson home is one of the most spacious in Birmingham. and is ldeat Tor entertaining. The music room. the dining room and the large library room, festooned in wild smilax and red bells, were thrown together for tba dancing, which lasted until the mid night hour.
 MT. Tom Jones was the host at beautiful dinner at the Country cluh last evening, given in honor of Miss Grace Sutherland, the charming euest of Mrs. Bradley Saunders. Seated at the table were Miss Sutherland with Mr. Jones, Miss Florrie weatherly with MT Robert Thach. Miss Ellen Percy with MT. Joseph Mudd Miss Estelle Webb with MT. Joseph Walker and Miss Kathleen Nixon with MT. Herbert Cobbs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones had as their guests at dinner at the countr,, club last night MT. and Mrs. Bradley Saunders and MT. and Mrs. solon Jacobs.
 Mrs' Robert Ewing will entertain at a tea in honor of her sister. Miss Armstrong, on Thursday afternoon
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Lamb entertained a number of their married friends at their home on Eleventh avenue last evan- ing. The time was very pleasantly spent in progressive games, after which ao- licious refreshments were served
 The house was beautifully decorated i, hoily ana mlstletoe and the Christmas iuea was further carried out in the scora cards, hand-painted in holly desien The prizes were two Douglass pictnras box Of candy and a shaving pad | The invitation list included At. Mrs W. M. Cosby, pr. and Mrs T n l Dedman. MT. and Mrs. T. E. Brooke ntr and Mrs. Chap Hodges, MT. and Mrs C. Harrison, MT. and Mrs. Sam Rloka MT. and Mrs. W. F. Smith. Dr. and Mr., H. E. Presley, MT. and Mrs. c Thompson, Mir. and Mrs c. ". rolli,,a,. MT. and Mrs. B. M. Brazeal. Mir and Mrs. J. A. Morrison, Mr and Mrs n Atkins MT and Mrs. B. F. Riley. MT. and Mrs. Weaver, MT. and Mrs. " T Grubb, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Dawson and MT. and Mrs. Paul Gorham.
 Division 156 of the Brotherhood of Io- comotive Engineers will give their an nual ball ct the Hippodrome on the even Ing of January S1.
 The regular meeting of the Birmingham m chapter of Montevalo students has been postponed from January to January 2.
 MT and Mrs. Eugene Latady have come up from Mobile to attend the Lindsay Hawkins marriage
 Mrs. Edward Holmes of Macon is the guest of her mother, Mrs. John Jemison.
 Mrs s. F. H. Tarrant of Hale Springs is visiting her son. Hale Tarranf