The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-16
NEWS IF THE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Mrs. BIZ. MOOre'8 Bridge Party
 a Brilliant Event NOTES HERE AND THERE Wedding of MT. Reynolds and Miss Loean-Receivine Party for Mrs.
 Gamble's Tea-Dinner at
 Country Club.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
By MYRTLE MILES.

tail was the bridge party Nilh "AiNh Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Moore enter tained her married friends yesterday aft ernoon at the Country club. In it's every feature it was one of the most arusuc functions ever given in Birmingham me guests numbered 100, only few or whom were her unmarried friends.
 Mrs Moores guest of honor was Mrs' D. M. Forker of Pittsburg, who grace fullv assisted the hostess in receiving her guests. Among others who assisted her were Mrs. J. T. Stokley, Mrs. Will liam B. Leedy, Jr., Miss Mary Ware' Miss AFannie Dunn and Miss Emma Lee dy. Miss Dunn and Miss Leedy served nunch to the guests before the. game and afterward poured for them not -cup of coffee The table on which the ooffae urns stood was exauisitely adorned with rosebuds, this scheme pe inc followed in every detail throusHou' tbe afternoon. In the center or the 'aNie was a cut glass bowl of quaint oeslsh elled with pink roses. On two sides were ;,,nense candy baskets filled with crystal- lizad flowers. The handles of the baskets xvere ornamented with punches of roses. In the delicious luncheon that IoiloWeu inc game roses were prominent lea- ture. ices being dispensed In the hearts of the pink blossoms. The consoiatlon ,,,ize was drawn from metallized rose nat nins which were passed among the s,,ests in A large pin cushion and were beautiful souvenirs of the occasion.
 The guests were joined at the close of the evening by the little three chil- arap of Mrs. Forker and Mrs. Moore little son and daughter who appeared In time for tea.
 Mrs. Moore was a lovely hostess III aH afternoon gown of rose pink messaline with which she wore black nat olha- mented with white plumes. Mrs. forher wore a silver gray messaline gown ell train and a picture hat of black Mrs' Leedy was exquisitely lovely in shell mink costume and large hat adorned Wtn heavy ostrich plumes in the natural color' Miss Wares gown was black messalihe satin and her hat an immense plack model ornamented with aigrettes. Mrs' stolxlev was in white messalne elaborate lv trimmed with real laces. Miss Leedy wore an embroidered chiffon frock with a large hroadtail Miss Dunn's afternoon gown was old rose and her hat was trimmed with flowers and foliage.
 Mrs. Frank Crockard wore taNpe costume.
 Mrs. Walker Percy was one of the most beautiful women present in yellow broadcloth gown and immense hat shaded with yellow plumes. Mrs George Cruik- shank wore a pink gown and hat en suite Mrs Solon Jacobs was in laven- der with which she wore a becoming Gainsboro hat in the same tints. Mrs. J. E. Frazier wore rose pink and Mrs Robert Jemison, Jr., a pink afternoon gown Mrs. B. M. Starks was hand somely gowned in green panne satin with touches of gold and a large hat crowned with white plumes and lined with cloth of gold.
 Among other guests were Mrs. w. E. Leake Mrs. B. c. Copeland, Mrs. S. l.. Ledbetter, Mrs Jones Moore, Mrs. Lewis Minor, Mrs. Richard Johnston, Mrs. F. K Campbell, Mrs. J. E. Morriss, Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs. Jesse Drennen, Mrs Albert Caldwell, Mrs. Felton Vim berly, Mrs Maben Hobson Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, Mesdames Walter Phillips, Mol ton Smith, w N. Malone, W. A. Porter, Charles Stlllman, Henry Fowlkes, Robert l.. Simpson, E. J. Dunn, w. G. Estes, John Warren, Ed Warren, Jr., w. G. Woodson, W. B. Leedy and others
 The score prize, a cut glass rose jar was won by Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs Solon Jacobs prize, awarded for points, was also a rose jar of exquisite cut. Mrs Crockard won the consolation prize, a handkerchief box in the rose design and the smallest score prize. a glove box, was awarded to Mrs. J. E. .Morriss. Mrs. Forker was presented with a center piece embroidered in roses
 The groomsmen and ushers to attend MT. Richard Peters and Miss Eula Drennen at their wedding this evening were hosts last evening at an elaborate dinner at the Country club The guests included the attendants at the wedding and the out-of-town guests number ing fl.
 The table was arranged in the large living room at the club. It suggested a banquet with its unusual length and was also quite wide. It's decorations were beautiful Overhead an abundance of smiax was employed to suggest a verdi able bower and at the end was a screen artistically fashioned of green foliage. Down the long center pink and white flowers were arranged as a flat decora- ton.
 The guests included Miss Drennen, Miss Fannie Drennen Miss Mary Lee Dren- nen, MT. and Mrs. Houston Davis, MT. Richard Peters. Miss Louise Black of Atlanta, Miss Pauline Peters of Garden City, L. l., Miss Jean Ballenger. Miss Mary Ruth McLester, Miss Ethel Cliff ford Maj. and Mrs. Smedley Butler of Philadelphia, MT. and Mrs. Edward Peters of Atlanta. MT. and Mrs. Richard Peters of Philadelphia, MT and Mrs. Ralph Peters and Miss Eleanor Peters of Gar den City, L. NJ, MT. and Mrs. Harry Atkinson, Miss Marie Cherry. Miss Nellie Peters Black and Miss Nita Black of Atlanta MT Ralph Black of Charleston W. Va. MT. Joseph Thompson, MT. Vim berly Peters and MT. Arthur Clark of Atlanta, MT. Tedd Joy, MT. Ransom Ma bry, MT. Joseph Norman, MT. F. P. Will Hams Mir H. NJ. Waite. MT. Mark john son and MT. Thomas Hall.
 Miss Drennen was lovely in a green messaline directoire gown. Miss Clifford. who is to be a bride of "Wednesday. wore superb lavender evening frock Miss Fannie Drennen was In blue null and Miss Mary Lee Drennen in yellow pompadour silk. Miss Louise Blacks dinner gown was pink and she wore a large pink hat Mrs. Houston Davis wore stunning old-rose dinner gown and Miss Axtell white messaline.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized last evening at the First Baptist church -l,o, t1,~ fa1