The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-18
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Mrs, LoveIace EntertainS At
 Tea for Miss Nabers NOTES HERE AND THERE Mrs. LcveIace's Tea a Beautiful Event. Engagements--Announeements of
 nterest-Attractive Visitors
 In Town This Week.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
By MYRTLE MILES. !, .. .o.


 MT. and Mrs. James Skinner of wo- bura Mass, have issued invitations to the marriage reception of their daughter, Maud Melina, and MT. Frederick Thomp- son Dow on "Wednesday evening. Decem- Der 2 from 8 until 10 o'clock, 79 Montvale avenue Woburn, Mass Enclosed cards state: "Wnl be at home after March 1, Birmingham, Ala"
 In compliment to Miss Nellie Nabers Mrs. Arthur Lovelace was the graceful hostess yesterday afternoon at tea which assembled several hundred guests in her pretty home on Tenth avenue, south
 The interior of the residence was most artistic with it's profusion of luxuriant chrysanthemums, pink being the predom- inant note
 Mrs. Lovelace, Miss Nabers and Miss Mary Danner of Mobile, who is the guest of Miss Nabers. received in the drawing room which was softly alIght with pink candles in candelabra.
 Mrs Lovelace's mother, Mrs Nance, presided at the tea urn, seated at a dainty table ip the libray. Mrs. Henry Dean and Miss Alice Graham served delicious : punch in pretty corner of the recep- i ton hall.
 The tea table on which were the most | tempting and delightful Of dainty sand [ wiches and bonbons was exquisitely adorned with a covering of soft laces ! and central ornament of large pink ehrysanthemums.
 In ipfp Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss Jamie Robertson, Miss Linley Graham. Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss vir- gina Means Miss Sadie Gilespy, Miss Marie Smith and Miss Florence Smith.
 In the reception hall Mrs. Lovelace was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. John Gunnels, Mrs. Ernest 1 Redd, Mrs. c. W Ufford Mrs. James Mason.
 Mrs. Lovelace was beautifully gowned in a pink messaline directoire frock of picturesque design and with trimmings of empire green applique and chiffon. Mrs. Nance wore a lustrous gray silk gown with rich applique bands.
 Miss Alice Graham looked lovely in clinging black gown with sleeves of net. | MISS 1IlHley dIdIdlIl WOIG dH tIlplTS gown built of red satin. Miss Nabers was like some beautiful picture in frock made of the most filmy materials with shell pink cast Her guest, Miss Danner, who Is exceedingly attractive, | wore white chiffon with trimmings of rich laces
 Mrs. James Mason was strikingly | handsome in a reception gown of black. 1 Mrs. Henry Dean was in pink, and a 1 white aigrette and dainty pink rosette added an effective touch to a becoming coiffure arrangement
 Miss Agnes Terrell was one of the prettiest of the young women receiving in the dining room. Her gown was made directoire and fashioned of messaline in the most delicate shade of blue and with dainty tracery of rose embroidery. Mrs. Ernest Redd was one of the most charming young natrons present. being attIred in directoire gown of green with trimmings of chiffon and braid Miss | Jamie Robertson's afternoon gown was made of canard blue satin. Miss Marie Smith, one of the loveliest of the seasons debuantes, wore an exquisite satin mes- saline frock
 Mrs. c. W. Ufford's gown was made directoire and fashioned of green cloth. A pleasant entertainment of the week was an informal reception with which Mrs. Robert Schneider entertained number of her friends Monday evening In honor of Miss May Knight of Jack sonville, Fla. The parlor and reception | .r +1, ly decorated for the occasion. potted ferns and graceful vases filed with chrysah- themums adding to the beauty of an at tractive interior Interesting games were played and delicious ices dispensed.
 Those who wish to display their work l at the exhibition of the Art club are 1 asked to send in their entrance slips at once to Miss Alice Rumph, Allen school. These entrance slips should contain the l name and address of the artist and the name and price of the picture. Pictures ! and articles to be exhibited may be sent later to Miss Dryers studio in the Forbes building on Third avenue. Besides the pictures that are hung there will be 8 table of articles on sale.
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 MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison enter. taned small party of young people very 1 informally and very delightfully."- Monday evening at their. home in Glen Iris. r. Miss Katherine Leach of New Orleans will be one of the attractive out-of-town l guests at the Nabers- Mudd wedding. She will be the guest of Miss Nabers and | later of Mrs. w. A. Chenoweth Miss Leach has visited in Birmingham before, and has number of admirers here, who l will be delighted to welcome her. l MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Matlocli of Nashville have announced the engagement of their daughter. Winnie Ross, to MT David B. Hanover of Birmingham, the marriage to take place Thursday, December 24, at the family residence, 1906 Patterson street. l Nashville.
 Miss Norma Carpenter of Louisville is l the guest of Mrs. G. A. Pope. Mrs. William Cary Woods will entertain next Friday evening at bid euchre at her home, s2l South Twentieth street. her guests to include oyer 60 of her friends. 1 The hour is 8 o'clock.