The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-08
MISS MARGARET ANDERSON
 ENTERTAINS YOUNG FRIENDS.

Miss Margaret Anderson was a lovely young hostess last evening when she entertained her young friends at dancing party at her home. Miss An derson is High school girl and many of her friends were members of this years graduating class in that institu- tion, or are at home again after a year at some other college, so the waving pennants of varied meaning inter- twined among the spring floral decor ations made the occasion one of in teresting significance. Predominant among tn em was the "B. H. s." of the High school In contrast to the living green of living room, dining room and library was the collection of pennants displayed in the den which showed the insignia of the Michigan Agricultural college, the University of Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic institute. Georgia Tech, Ohio university. S. A. E. frater- nifty, Sigma Nu fraternity, the Literary club pennants of the High school and number of others.
 Japanese lanterns glowed in the trees on the lawn and were pendent from the caves on the yeranda. A fruit punch and ices in the school col ors were served on the lawn. In the dining room the memb CTS of the or chestra were seated in a little nook screened away from the rest of the room with foliage.
 Miss Anderson's guests of honor were Miss Edna Dexter, Miss Mary Tardy, Miss Louise Thornbury and Miss Rachel Thornbury, who received with her. Others composing the receiving party were Miss Sarah Allen Green, Miss Fannie Evans, Miss Margaret Cameron and Miss Helen Eustis.
 Those in attendance included Miss Edna Dexter, Miss Mary Tardy, Miss Louise Thornbury, Miss Rachel Thorn bury Miss Helen Eustis. Miss Margaret Cameron, Miss Sarah Ellen Greene Miss Fannie Evans, Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Annie Blinn, Miss Edna Miles, Miss Margaret Ewing, Miss Annie Wilkerson, Miss Emily sommerville Miss Lula Cooke, Miss Emee McCros- sin, Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, Miss Bessie Webb, Miss Minnie Cooke, Miss Mary Ratliff Miss Katie Riddle, Miss Susie Hardie, Miss Virginia Abbott Miss Mary Lou Cobbs, Miss Susie White, Miss Ruth Gaudin, Miss Sallie Evens, Miss Ruth Evens, Miss Mary Bradshaw, Miss Helene McCartin Miss Ethel Pinnington, Miss Mabel Moore Miss Lucille Moore, MT. and Mrs. J. Long, Jr., MT. and Mrs L. c. Mcclure, Miss Edna Ryan, Miss Imogen Poe Miss Alice Billings. Miss Harree Brooks. and MT. Tom Estes, Mr. Claude Estis, MT. Melville Davis, Mir. Bracke ct Watkins, Mr. Herbert Cobbs, MT. Rus sell Lanier, Mr. William Ewing. MT. Matthews Tardy, MT. Dixie McCrossin, MT. Meredith Flautt MT. Charles Mof- felt, MT. Matt Otey, MT. l.. A. Brooks, Thea Nelson, Bradley Streit, Ebert Jemi- son, Robert Bradley, Will Hudman Coop CT, Halsey Ford, Roy Lightner, Eugene Hough, Alden Thomas, Paul McCartin. George C.. Harris, Jr., Preustley Toulman, Joseph Johns, Anderson McCampbell, Yer non Harris, P. M. Smith, Horace Harri- son, Frank Wilson, Robert McDavid, Donald Murdock, Dwight Chiles, Edwin Robertson, Tom Brown, Pelham Ander- son, Frank Anderson, Robert Knox Greene, Thurman Thomas, William Harsh, Wallace McAdory, Frank Ridant, John Callahan, Hanson Ford. George Shirling, Fallon O'Bryane, Tom Coghill, will Coghll, Julian Motley, John Hous- man, George Houseman, John Caldwell, Harry Frickhoffer.