The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-21

SSsAAASo AiAol ltDuldllOn yrQaY mag
 in giving one of the m beautiff-
 fairs enjoyed by societyla long e.
 The Country club had h transfed
 into a bower of flowers favors.s.
 Gray with her guest of r., Mrs. i'd
 Thompson, received in large ig
 room of the club. In one of thdm
 a large table adorned VI pink 8,
 hints, bon-bons and hh cts,
 crowned with the daintieAof gredk
 shades, gave a glow to 9 apart.
 Near by a large bowl odnint icts
 dispensed. As the inierid of thb
 used roses for the decbrate scheo
 the outside veranda, wher&he 1T s
 were placed for the games he decCe
 idea was morning globes Wreatf
 this graceful flower in the dlicate s
 were hung from the clunhs insie , wire netting. The ref esh hents, D
 consisted of a dainty luncheon,e
 served at the tables liter the
 the second course beiik cream 3
 glory tints and cakes With the ng
 glory for adornment. Tle prizes vi
 electroliers, one snow wIte, which,
 Mrs. Webb Crawford. drs. Chan
 Locke won an exquisitelydecora
 electric candle for the highest II
 of games, which she wo1 on a cul
 Mrs. B. F. Moore. Mrs. Ola Redi4
 on a cut with Mrs. Harry Jones, tn.
 ly electrolier offered for the second
 est score. The puncher's prize wa
 by Mrs. Shipman. It was a silver q
 stick. The guest of honor was prd
 a lovely candlestick. The consa
 was drawn from tray of candle $
 the lucky number falling to Mrs.
 Tutwiler. It was also an electrof lovely design in brass. After rf ments the guests repaired to the |, room again, where coffee and bos were enjoyed. Among the gownsi were some of the handsomest of ttl son, most of them suggesting the AA-CA biiAlts 0AAos W COD &AdMAOId VI lovely linen In soft shade of i. Mrs. Frank Crockard's gown was a. ming white embroidered linen. Mrs ter. who is always so well gownes in a white linen coat suit, the coate almost entirely of drawn work. Walker Percy wore light blue linet suit braided. Mrs. Harry Jones woe of the prettiest gowns seen. It vase handkerchief linen with anr abule of drawn work and lace for trim. Mrs. Harrison Stewart Matthews vn a black and white gown. Mrs. x Drennen was as usual pretty in a lie frock of white over pink. Mrs. Je.. Drennen, whose clothes are alwaf ected with elegant simplicity, va black and white striped silk. with al- hing poke bonnet trimmed in plum
 Mrs. Guy Johnson's gown was of he prettiest and most artistic wolt vas a white lingerie of thread cac md embroidery the long coat mai giving distinctively It to the ensemble. Mrs. >. Maben wore a gown made of whiten lenfm trimmed in hand embroiderd lrawn work. Mrs. Culpepper Exumo eceived with Mrs. Gray, wore a k sown of golden tan denim trimmn Jack. Mrs. Victor Hanson, who ais presents the well groomed and god ppearanee, wore a striking costuof lue with stunning hat in one de lew shapes. Mrs. Tomlinson win Jack and white. Mrs. Cabaniss' m vas of blue trimmed in the nep- lique. Mrs. Charles Stillman wla fhite coat suit of linen and embroy. Irs. Kettig was as usual beauty owned. She wore cream null ande. ITS. Minge was charming in pink. Is. ocke's gown was blue embroideiin hite. Mrs. IIardings was a dainte- ton in the shell pink tints. Mrs. AIr henoweth was lovely in stuinninegn rich material Mrs. Mercer Bat, ho has been such an admired figlat le affairs of the winter and sprinfas unusually pretty in pale blue enid ed linen. Mrs. Alfred Levert VI gown of messaline in a civ lade of blue. Mrs. Shipman VI in hite. Mrs. Sanders in rose. Mrsen pore in gray. Mrs. Ledbetter insen len. Others present who enjoythe vely affair were Mrs. Barrett, lrs. arle, Mrs. Samson, Mrs. Dimmickirs. arry White, Mrs. Eugene BrownIrs. owlkes, Mrs. Leedy, Mrs. Esteslrs.
 D. Moore, Mrs. Syd Moore, MrDe- Mrs. Nabb, Mrs. Millerrs. ard, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Smith rs. udd, Mrs. Nabers, Mrs. Saundersrs. oodward, Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. AS I'd, rs. William Walker, Mrs. A. ah, rs. Stokeley, Mrs. H. Fowll1es, Mrdc- ,e Porter, Mrs. Green, Mrs. McEid, rs. Jemison, Jr., Mrs. Carter. Mrsnt- Ter, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. ToulminIrs. lum, Mrs. wilson, Mrs. LedbetterlrS. cil, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Caldwellirs. lul, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Lathropfrs. lrdock, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Nris, E. Campbell, Miss Curtis, Mrs. lder $. Mccormack, Mrs. FulefwiderSIrs. llespie, Mrs. Alfred Walker, MriDil- d, Mrs. s. E. Thompson, Mrs. hat :, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Weatherly 'Nrs. arson, Mrs. LeSourd, Mrs. Pops Ms. ardman, Mrs. McBee, Mrs. WinbeE, s. Birch, Mrs Thompson, Mrs, RI i. lnston. t frs. Gray never looked better than ovely gown of soft white net and "a tn insertions of blue, and a touch,, same shade on the skirt Mrs. Thom.