The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-06
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Mrs. Locke Gives Butterfly Luncheon to Debutantes NOTES HERE AND THERE Miss Ware to Entertain Friends From Vanderbilt at Buffet supper-A
 Quiet Home Wedding-Art
 Club to Hear Program.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
By MYRTLE MILES.

Mrs. Charles o. Locke's debutante luncheon yesterday was one of the most elaborate and beautiful functions of the winter. She entertained in compliment to Miss Kathleen Nixon and Miss Flor ence Weatherly. two of societys lovely debutantes, and of Miss Frances Warren of Pensacola, Miss Dorothy Orr's guest.
 The large circular table about which the guests sat was perfect from an artis- tic standpoint. Exquisite napery and handsome silver presented a rich effect and their beauty was heightened by the floral decorations. In the center was a vase of flowers, surrounded by smaller vases. Candles in heavy silver sconces were grouped about the center piece. They were surmounted by flower shades. Over the entire table was a tracery of asparagus ferns Pink carnations and narcissus blossoms were placed in slen- der vases and sent out over the board their delicious spicy perfume.
 It was a butterfly luncheon. At each plate was an exquisite place card bear ing the names of the fair guests. The design was a butterfly maiden, a pretty girl in a butterfly frock. There were exquisite favors in the guise of silver and gold gauge butterflies which were becoming accessories in the cultures of the young women. Bon-bon boxes were also ornamented with butterflies. An eight-course luncheon of elegant appoint ments was served to Mrs. Locke's guests who included the following:
 Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Florence Weatherly. Miss Frances Warren, Miss Dorothy Orr Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Fannie Dunn, Miss Virginia Means, Miss Flora Orr, Miss Marjorie Weatherly and Miss Lucille Gas ton.
 Miss Nixon was beautiful in a dinner gown of pink with which she wore a black directoire hat Miss Weatherly was in old rose messaline and Miss War ren was gowned attractively in green cloth with a large picture hat,
 Miss Julia Ware will be the sponsor for Vanderbilt this evening in the game be- tween Vanderbilt and the Young Mems Christian association Her maids will be Miss June Jackson, Miss Annie Ward and Miss Lucy Downey
 Following the game at the Athletic club Miss Julia Ware will entertain the members of the Vanderbilt basketball team and small coterie of friends at ] buffet supper at her home.
 Mrs. Porter Walker will leave today for visit to friends in Montgomery. called meeting of the Wentworth club will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock at the home of Mrs T. [. Wal ter on Highland avenue and Twenty-first street
 The Quest club will meet this after noon with Mrs. c. M. Tardy
 Mrs. William Byrd will entertain at cards this afternoon. She will have only small number of guests, this being the first of a series of delightful bridge parties that she has arranged to give to her friends.
 The Joe Wheeler chapter. Children of the Confectionery, are planning to give dance at the Margaret Allen school next Friday evening which promises to be one of the most pleasant young peoples af- fairs of the winter. It is given for the benefit of the Soldiers home at Mountain Creek MT. Burr Roberts is in charge of the arrangements.
 Mrs. Luther Reynolds will be the hostess at a tea next Wednesday afternoon in compliment to Miss Lucy Houser, who is the guest of Mrs. B. A. Reynolds.
 Mrs. F. M. Jackson will gove a musical this afternoon for Miss Ivey.
 At o'clock this afternoon in Miss Della Dryers studio there will be a meeting of the Art Study club All mem