The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Mrs. CoIvin's Card Party For
 Miss Florence Weatherly NOTES HERE AND THERE Madame Rlve-Klne's Recital To Be the Event of the Afternoon-Mrs. Wood son To Entertaln-other Events
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NOTES HERE AND THERE
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a carnatlOn party, tneSe lONeiy hOWolS being used in graceful profusion both in the decoration and featured in the menu. Pink was the color ch osen. Candles with soft pink shades shed soft luster over the dainty laces that covered the tables about which the guests sat. Pink ices were frozen in the form of carnations and other dain- ty schemes were effected by the clever hostess.
 The game prize, an exquisite bit of hand emb roidered lingerie, was won by Miss Sadie Alison. Miss Connie Evans won the lone hand prize pink scarf, and Mrs. Colvin presented the guest of honor with a pretty pair of silk hose.
 The guests were Miss Alice Graham, Miss Linley Graham, Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Flora Orr, Miss Doro- thy Orr, Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Connie Evans, Mrs. James Bridges, MISS Vernon Marks, Miss Helen Benners, Miss Brett Reid, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss Lucy Truss, Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Martha Dabney, Miss Kate liar ris. Miss Virginia Means. Miss Jamie
  Syddie Moore, Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss Grace Southerfand, Miss Jamie Going, Miss Vera Webb, Miss Gertrude Sullivan, Miss Sadie Alison, Miss Pol lard. Miss Ellen Dickerson, Miss May Collins, Miss Mary Ware and the guest of honor, Miss Florence Weatherly.
 The matinee recital to be given this afternoon at the Jefferson theatre by the Treble Clef club with Madame Julie Rive King, the eminent pianist, as so- loist is the matter of immediate inter est In the world musical today. The Treble Clef club will give several of their numbers, notably that exquisite chorus by Horatio Parker. "The Water Fay" which was received with suck enthusiastic appreciation at the first concert of the season and will be sung in response to a number of requests. Madame Rive Kings programme Is su- perb. embracing a group of the com posers.
 The privilege of hearing Madame Rive King was an unexpected one by the holders of associate membership tickets, this being an extra concert Associate members will be admitted by showing the membership tickets unat- tached. There will be no reserve seats.
 Several box parties have been ar ranged for this afternoon. MT. and Mrs. c. T. Randall will have with them MT. and Mrs. William Dilworth Ran dall of Baltimore. Among othe mem bers of parties will be Mrs. Robert H. Pearson. MT. and Mrs. James Bowron, MT. and Mrs. John M Cartwright, Mrs. T. o. Smith and Miss Hubbard. Another box will be- occupied by Mrs. Richard Johnston, Mrs. Percy D. Tabler, Mrs. Burr Ferguson, Miss Myrtle Miles and MT. Claude Reddish, who is pupil of Madame Rive King. Mrs. William M. Jordan will give box party In com pliment to Miss Grant of Virginia, the guest of Mrs. John Fletcher.
 Mrs. James Cary Thompson's recep- ton Saturday afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss Margaret Rose. will be a pleasant finale to the social affairs of the week. Mrs. Thompson's receiv- ing party will include Mrs. B. G. Cope land. Mrs. Charles A. Stillman, Mrs. Richard Randolph. Mrs. Edna Snow Brown, Miss Alabama King, Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Elizabeth Thomp- son, Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Edith Brown, Miss Helen Randolph, Miss Eda Biggars. Mrs. Gregory John ston. Mrs. J. H. Eddy, Mrs. Brooks Forbes, Mrs. Russell Booth, Mrs. S. A. Baugh, Mrs. Jere King. Mrs. Berry Baugh, Mrs. Harry Lee Koenig and Mrs. Richard Brown.
 The Edgewood club win meet Friday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. J. G. Putnam, 115O South Twelfth street.
 Mrs. James A. Going will be the hostess for the Cadmean club Friday afternoon at her home. 2211 Highland avenue.
 The Clionian club will meet with Mrs. Crawford Johnson at 2:30 Friday.
 Mrs. L. G. Woodson's buffet luncheon in honor of Miss Rebecca Pollard, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Martha Dabney and Miss Florence Weatherly will take place today at 1 o'clock.
 Mrs. Tlournoy Rivers reception in oom- pliment to Madame Rive-King will take place after the recital this afternoon. at her homo in the Cullom apartments.
 Mrs. Harry Jones will entertain today at luncheon in honor of Mrs. Samuel Gwynne of New York, the guest of Mrs Solon Jacobs.
 The Young women's Christian associa- ton will bring Maud Ballington Booth to Birmingham to lecture on the evening of February 3, when she will be heard at the High School auditorium. The pro- ceeds will be used in erecting the Young womens Christian association building. The Fenelon club will meet Friday with Mrs. ]. T. Thornton. 1104 North Twenty eighth street.
 Miss Clyde Smith will be the hostess tomorrow for the Amaranth club. The Twentieth Century club will hold its meeting at the home of Mrs. E. B. May in Norwood Place.
 Mrs. C. D. Goldthwaite's tea will be an event of this afternoon. She is to enter tain in compliment to her sister. Mrs. ..L