The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03

| and Frieda Lane; Messrs Arnold Uhl, Joe
| Eieer, Emil Heer, Loundes Morton, Robert
| Furman, Wade Brooks and Robert Bell.
| Many games were played and the prizes
were won by Marie Steck, Arnold Uhl and
| Mena Heer
An elaborate dinner of seven courses
| was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. b. Burris Friday evening at $50 in
| Woodlawn, to which Mr. Burris' employees
were hidden. Mrs. C. e. Burris presided.
| She was assisted by Mrs. j. b. Burris
Mrs. Martin and Miss Marie Martin
Mr. Perry Howe was the host at a
beautiful dinner last evening at the Coun-
try club. American beauty roses formed
rich floral centerpiece and the occasion
was charming in its every feature
Seated about the table were Miss Ellen
Lynn Motion, Miss Florence Weatherly.
Miss Lucille CASTOR Miss Mabel Wheeloek,
Miss Dora Somerville Mr.. Robert Burnett,
DR.. Mortimer Jordan. Mr.. Sparks Jones,
Mr.. Smith Culom and Mr.. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Arpin entertained at din
ner New Years night. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in smilax and roses
and large number of friends were
present. including Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kirkwood and Mrs. John Yates of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Mrs w. B. Allen entertained for her
niece Miss Nettie Beall yesterday at a
spend-the-day party in honor of Miss
Leila Smith, who is at home for the
holidays from Belcourt seminary in Wash
ington
After luncheon of four courses games
and dancing were pleasantly introduced.
The luncheon table looked most attractive
with its cover of japanese linen and cen
trail decoration of pink begonias.
The guests included Miss Leila Smith,
Miss Rose Gaudin, Miss Lucy Lyman
Powell. Miss Rose Owen McDavid, Miss
Virginia McDavid Miss May Chase, Miss
Tryphena Chase, Miss Vivian Bealle of
Nashville, Miss Varlotte Smith and Misses
Marie and Nettie Beall.
Miss Marie Beall entertained 16 guests
informally at watch party New Years
Eve.
One of the most pleasant events en-
ioyed by the young men in the college
set this week was dinner given by Mr.
Joseph Mudd at the home of Judge and
Mrs Samuel Weakley. His quests in
cluded Messrs Robert Thach, Robert
Bradley. Cecil CASTOR, Angln White,
Lewis Underwood, Bragg Conner and Jo-
-seph Walker.
Miss Jessie May Smith entertained New
Years evening at watch party. Her
guests included party of friends who
watched the old year out as they spent
the time playing merry games. There
were two contests. prize was given
for each: the first box of stationery,
being won by Miss Ruth WEIGH. Ern-
est Walpole was awarded the second.
box of candy. The guests Included Miss
Ella Lee Brewer, Miss Ruth WEIGH. Miss
Carrie Calame, Miss Marguerite Schwarz,
Miss Sarah Mcneil, Miss Alma Stock
mar Miss Hazel Dooley, Miss Stella May
White, Miss Anita Waipole, Miss Marie
Farmer Miss Katherine Smith, Miss
GLADYS Farmer and Jack Wallace. Frank
Casey, J. D. Crosthwaite, Cass Franklin,
Edward lie Noir, Will Wingo. Alburt
Stockmar. Hugh Going, Clyde lIolconb,
Roy Halland, Dill Hathaway.
Miss Mena Holzer gave a bid euchre
party Friday In compliment to MISS
Amelia Markstein and Miss Rhetto Vor-
enburg. two brides of the month. There
were about 80 guests, among them several
from out of town, including Miss Rosen-
baum of Seoaba, Miss; Miss Flossie Low
enstein of Nashville, Miss Maud Altman
of Montgomery, Miss Rosalind BENJAMIN
of Atlanta Miss Hazel Hirsch of Cincin-
natl Miss Annie Baum of Oklahoma, Miss
Gertrude Wolf of Las Vegas, Miss Reba
Marckstein of Chattanooga and Miss Sol
ONION of Mississippi. The first prize was
won by Miss Solomon and the game prize
by Miss Rhetta Levy. Miss Reba Marck-
stein drew the consolation The Christ
mas and New Year idea was predominant.
Christmas bells decorated the score cards.
Miss Margaret Rose who was the guest
of Mrs J. Carey Thompson during the
OF "a nj yUaq honor
at several charming entertainments. is ex-
pected to return to Birmingham Janu
airy II to again visit Mrs Thompson. and
also Miss Alabama King. Mrs Thomp-
son will be the hostess at an afternoon
reception in honor of Miss Rose on Jan
uary 16
Mrs. John Pope Jones, Jr., of New
nan, Ca, will arrive tomorrow to be the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Moore. at their home, 1908 Eighth
avenue, north.
Miss Lillian Orr plans to leave tonight
for New Orleans, where she is a student
at Sophie Newcomb.
Mrs T. NJ. Mcclellan has returned from
Talladega, where she was matron of
honor at the marriage of Miss Olive
Plowman and Mr.. Wier Labatt of Fort
Worth, Tex.
Miss Reba Markstein of Ttsladega is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meyer.
Miss Marguerite Mcknight of Union
town will arrive next week to make her
home with her brother, Mr. F. s. Nc
Knight, on Humboldt avenue.
Mrs. F. s. Mcknight will leave today
for South Alabama to visit her parents.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles Ems
len and her son, Master Jack Ensen.
will be glad to learn that the latter has
recovered sufficiently after his recent
illness to justify return to his home
from the infirmary, where he has been
for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Terrell and Miss Kate
Earle Terrell will return to Mary Bald
win seminary Tuesday.
Robert Knox Greene will return to
Auburn Tuesday after passing the hol-
days at home.
Miss Elizabeth Going will leave Tues
day for Virginia to resume her studies
j at Mary Baldwin seminary.
Miss Mary Lou Wilson will go back to
Vassar tomorrow.
1t is seldom that there are gathered
together six as handsome matrons
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