The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-11

draped from the chandelier to each cor ner of the table A centerpiece was made of red roses and crimson candles shaded with red silk cast a bright glow. The tea was poured by Mrs. Alex Gibson and Mrs. Sam Blake. Mrs. g. F. Teague served the puHch. They were assisted by Miss Carrie Yates and Miss Earlyne Reynolds Among others assisting the hostess were Mrs. Benjamin Reynolds, Mrs. E. l. Blackwood Miss Annie Le- Grande, Mrs R. " Mobey Mrs. E. N. Durham and Mrs. F. B. Clark.
 Mrs Lee Gotten was in charge of a Valentine book in the heart shape, when, each guest registered At the close of the evening it was presented to the guest of honor.
 The hostess was very attractive in an afternoon .gown of blue satin messaline. Miss Houser wore becoming hand-em- broidered messalne.
 Mrs. J. C. Conner and Mrs. Henry Hyde are expected to arrive Saturday, to be the guests of Mrs. Mason billiard. MT. Henry Hyde is a former Birmingham man and there are many who will be delighted to meet his charming wife. Mrs. Hyde, who is sister of Mrs. billiard, was the beautiful zilla Connor of Florence
 Mrs. John G. Weber of Nashville ar rived yesterday to visit Mrs. Percy D. Tabler and Mrs. Louis Lee Gamble. She will be the house guest of Mrs Gamble. A number of delightful social events have been planned for Mrs. Weber.
 There will be a meeting of the Free Kindergarten association this morning at 1O:30 o'clock
 MT and Mrs. Rufus N Rhodes gave q dinner last evening at their beautiful home in compliment to Miss Louise Walk CT. The large dining table about which the guests were seated was adorned with yellow roses, an exquisite placque of these blossoms making the central orna- ment Yellow tapers blazed in candelabra of cut glass, and were crowned with golden yellow shades. The color detail, gold and white. prevailed in all the ap- pointments of the graceful function.
 Seated about the table were Mir. and Mrs Rhodes, MT. and Mrs. William Mudd Walker. Mrs. Edna Snow Brown, Mir George B. Ward, Miss Elizabeth Buford of Nashville. MT. Morris Bush, Miss Susie McLester MT Hinds Peevey, and the guest of honor, Miss Louise Walker and MT. Hill Ferguson.
 Mrs. Samuel E. Greenes card party yesterday was another in which the Val entine colors were effectively used. Red carnations and white blossoms were com bined to beautify the interior of her charming residence at Earle Place, and the same tints were repeated in the invit- ing luncheon that followed the game.
 The affair was a, graceful compliment to her guest, Miss Clara Lipscomb of South Carolina; Miss Agnes Terrell and Mrs, W. c. Sutherland. The score was 1yx. 11rrt <xat ttk1u on which buttons were attached to mark progress from one table to another. The prizes included gold belt pint and hand some pair of silk hose. There were i've tables
 Mrs. l. W. Sellers entertained S2 guests yesterday afternoon at a valentine bridge party. The colors used for decoration were red, green and white, the adorn- ment of the rooms being prettily effected by a profusion of red and white carna- tons and green foliage. The score cards were cupid valentines and on each table the score was kept on large red hearts. Red was the prevailing motive In the salad and ice couse that followed the game. The ices were served in red, heart-shaped cases and the cakes and bon-bons were heart-shaped.
 Mrs. Sellers guests included Mrs. A. S.
 
 Mrs. J. F. Graham, Mrs. Charles Leeper Mrs. Frank c. Alexander, Mrs. Chester Alexander, Mrs. R. A. Lewis, Mrs Streit, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs R. B. Smyer, Mrs. Brax- ter, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. G. M. Lathem, Mrs. E. M. Kilby, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. spaulding, Mrs Day. Mrs. Dunning, Mrs. w. D. Colby Mrs Haver, Mrs. Mewhin- ney, Miss Julia Ware, Miss Louise Rush. ton Miss Marie Pinckard, Miss Callie Dota Nioo pnBn 1art Trc Sharpley. Mrs. Caisns, Mrs. Lacey, Miss Mary Hood, Miss Anne Curtis, Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Fred Streit.
 There were three prizes, each hand embroidered silk hose.
 Mrs. Otto Marx entertained her bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home on Highland avenue. Valentines gave the predominant note and the valentine colors, red and green, were followed in the floral decorations. Among the members of the club are Mrs Hitler, Miss Mona Hitler, Mrs. Irving Fies, Mrs. Gene Fies, Mrs. Moxie Fies, Mrs. A. B. Loveman. Mrs. Leo Steiner, Mrs. Ben Well. Mrs Marcus Well Mrs. Fred Caheen, Mrs. Clara Adler, Mrs. Morris Adler and Mrs. Edgar Adler.
 The prizes included several handsome pieces of silver. A hot luncheon followed the game.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Maben Hobson have returned from a visit to Lexington and French Lick Springs, Ind. Miss Allie Montedonco of Memphis will arrive Saturday to be the guest of Mrs. Maben Hobson. Miss Montedopico has frequently visited Mrs. Hobson and has countless friends who are always delight ed welcome her.
 Mrs. J. H. Jones of Springfield, O., and her little daughter are the guests of Mrs. r. E. Brannaman.
 Mrs. Alfred A. Walker is visiting rel atives in Prattville.
 Among those seen in the boxes at the Jefferson last evening when "rhe Mas queraders' gave their charming presen- tation of His Excellency, the Governor were Mrs. Vincent Ferguson, Mrs. George M Crukshank, Miss Annie Kendricx Walker Mrs. J. Norman Brooks, Miss Hannah Elliott and Mrs. w. E. Evans.
 Miss Sadie Gillespy entertained her euchre club yesterday morning.
 MT. John H. McMullin of Greenville. Ala, has joined Mrs. McMulln, who is the .ssaoSsass
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