The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-21
NEVIS IF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Birthday Party Given By Miss
 Torrance Redd NOTES HERE AND THERE Miss Sarah Dryer Hostess-6azars and Other Christmas Ventures for
 Church and charity-Notes
 and Personal Mention.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
BY MYRTLE MILES.

BY MYRTLE MILES.
 Miss Torrance Redd, the pretty little daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Pitt man Redd. celebrated her tenth birth day with typical Christmas party. Twenty of her friends joined in the cell ebration and spent the happiest of aft ernoons with the hostess and her sister. Miss Katherine Redd. The residence was prettily decorated for the occasion in crimson bells and Christmas green cry. The table in the dining room was one of tho most attractive ever seen here at a holiday party for children It was covered with a white cloth on which at intervals appeared pictures of Santa Claus-the face of the good St. Nick, even larger than life. peering happily out from among tinsel gilt and holly. Nap hns showing picture of Santa Claus with his pack of toys were placed at each plate and made pretty souvenirs for tsA guests to take home with them. Red candles burned in silver sconces and in the center of the table stood a small Christmas tree glistening with holiday trimmings. Tempting refreshments were served and the birthday cake cut at the table.
 Games and contests entertained the children during the afternoon. Filming the tail on the donkey was one. The successful contestant was Miss Elizabeth Fox. Her prize was a spinning top. One of the most enjoyable features of the afternoon. however, was the search for jackstones and rubber balls. which con stunned a great deal of time and in the end was rewarded with prize, a puzzle, awarded to Miss Elizabeth Turner. Miss Eleanor Murdoch won the prize for the best drawing of Santa Claus. two bottles of toilet water in box.
 The children who accepted the hos pitality of the little hostess were Miss Elizabeth Fox, Miss Louise Fox, Miss Rosa Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss Martha Minge. Miss Madeline Jac- obs, Miss Cynthia Fowlkes. Miss Flea nor Murdoch, Miss Sara Simpson, Miss Dorothy Lum, Miss Carolyn Perkins, Miss Caroline Copeland, Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland. Miss Wilbur Leahe, Miss Elizabeth Turner, Miss Lucy Fur ner, Miss Evelyn Redd, Miss Eva Lath- TOD, Miss Augusta Mason, Miss Mar jorie Wood. Miss Louise WealSley. Miss Marietta Randolph and Katherine. s. A. E. coTiLLoN.
 The s. A. E. fraternity will give a cotillon at the Country club the even ing of December s1. It will be led by MT. V. J. Nesbit with Miss Virginia Means This will be one Of the most pleasant events of holiday week.
 INTER SEE CLUB.
 new club has been recently formed among the members of the young girls and much pleasure is anticipated for their future entertainments. The name Inter Sc" was chosen, and the motto. "Esse quam videre.''
 The first meeting was held with Miss Evelyn Beasley at her home, 1642 Tenth avenue. south The election of officers took place. Miss Ellen Norton being made president, Miss Annie Sibley, vice pres ident; Miss Virginia Putnam, secretary, and Miss Florine Hodges, treasurer. Miss Lillian Hughes was chosen chairman Of inc social and invitation committee, with Miss Maybeth Beddow as assistant.
 The club colors are purple and white and the flowers wisteria and violets- The members are Misses Evelyn Beasley. Maybeth Beddow, Martha Bradshaw. Genevieve Burt Dorsey Harris, Lillian Hughes, Florine Hodges, Ellen Norton. Pattie Rena Shepherd, Annie Sbley. Lila Tynes, Trix Jefferson and Virginia Put man.
 Miss Florne Hodges will entertain the Inter Sc at her home on Eleventh avenue this afternoon at hearts