The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

 llghtful features for which this annual event Is notable. MT. J. w Savage led the grand march and the german, which continued until after the noon hour when the guests departed for their homes for their Christmas dinners. The past years bring to the minds of many pleasant mem ortes of these Christmas germans and yesterdays event was quite typical of those of the past. Among the dancers were Mir. and Mrs. Felix Drennen, MT. and Mrs. Hubert Drennen, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowron. MT. and Mrs. B. F. Roden. Jr, MT. and Mrs. Charles e. Davis, MT. and Mrs. H. T Wilcox, MT. and Mrs. Felton Wimberly. Mir. ana Mrs. Richter, MT. and Mrs. Mitchell Williamson, Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Donald Seals, Miss Maebelle Roden, Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Fannie Dunn, Miss Mary Ware. Miss Eleanor Matthews Miss Sadie Gillespy, Linly Graham, Miss Willie May Bates, Miss Ryan and others.
 The Country club served a real old-fash- toned dinner last evening in place of their regular table d'hote dinner and a number of parties enjoyed the evening and the delightful menu and the dance following. Che party was composed of Miss Elisabeth Moriss and MT. Michael Nolan, Miss Gladys Enslen and MT. Robert Thach, Miss Margaret Latady and MT. Joseph Walker, Miss Aimee McCrossin and Mir. Joseph Mudd, Miss Ellen Percy and MT. Alex Dearborn and MT. Sterling Lanier and Miss Virginia White.
 Miss Kathleen Clisby, whose marriage is to be an event of Monday afternoon. was the honored guest at a bridge party Friday afternoon at which Miss Neita Ware was hostess. Christmas decorations prevailed. quantities of holly and mfstel- toe and red carnations. A luncheon roi- lowed the games, while the coffee urn was presided over by Mrs Harwood. Miss Lillian Moore won the first prize, bril- liant hat pin, and Miss Pearl Guscott won the consolation, a pair of silk hose. drawn from a basket of rice, typical of the coming event. Miss Clisby was also presented with pair of silk hose. About 70 guests were in attendance.
 A delightful social event of today Is the at homo to be given by Mrs. Guy which about 25 guests have been invited. All details will be suggestive of the Yule- tide season.
 Robert Davidson of Troy, Percy M. Pitts of Columbiana and F. D. Peebles of Vienna, all of the University of Alabama Glee club, will be with Byrd Haley Tues day and Wednesday.
 Sidney Smith will have Derrill Pratt. C. M. A. Rogers, Jr. and W. H. s. Pratt of the University of Alabama at his home during the holidays.
 John Bradley has returned from the university and will have Palmer Snedecor and " H., Bell of the University Glee club with him for a short time during the holidays.
 A. M Morogues and Greer Morechal of Mobile are visiting here among Glee club friends from the university.
 Leon Brooks of Brewton will be with Frank Morrow Wednesday,
 Mrs. J M. Plant, formerly of this city, is visiting her mother, Mrs. William B. Barrow, during the holidays.
 The A. T. O.'s of the University of Ala bama are inviting their alumni to a smoker at the Florence Tuesday even ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. William A. Moody an- nounce the marriage of their daughter, Rosa. to Mir. Benjamin A. Jones, Jr., the wedding to take place quietly at their home on Highland avenue Wednesday afternoon. January a.