The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-13
NEWS IF TIE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Miss Vera Webb Entertains Al
 CotilIon For Visitor
 - YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES Many Leave for the West-others To Seek the Shore and Mountains
 Later-society Notes and
 Personals of Interest.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
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 ing girls and the house guest of her cousin, Miss Webb.
 A special car conveyed the party to East Lake at S:S0 last evening and re- turned for them at midnight. The num- Der in attendance included about 15O of the younger set. The occasion was one of the most enjoyable of the series of dancing parties which have frightened the days of summer. Miss Webb was charming as she received her guests in a simple pink dancing frock of embroid- cred net strikingly becoming to her piquant type of beauty. Miss Darwin's gown was white embroidered null made over green.
 Miss Webb asked as chaperons MT. and Mrs. George Webb, MT. and Mrs. John Oates, MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Walker. MT. and Mrs. Chapline Hodges, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Enslen, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Jordan, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. B. Baugh. pr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kidd and MT. and Mrs. 1T. Lee Koeng.
 The intricaces of the cotillon were d. rected by MT Joseph Walker with the hostess and an interesting feature was the introduction of figure after each in- termission by Miss Webb, MT. Robert ware. with Miss Darwin assisting as leader
 Among those in attendance were: Miss Lalage Darwin, Miss Vera Webb Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Matte Fowlkes, Miss May Fox, Miss Jamie Going, Miss Olivia Bogacki, Miss Virginia White, Miss Bes- ste Cooper, Miss Mary George Green, Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Alice Cough Ian, Miss Kathleen vanIIoose, Miss Helen Lake Little, Miss Louise Walker, Miss Germaliel Dixon, Miss Elizabeth Me- Knight, Miss Ellen Percy, Miss Ella May Archibald, Miss Louise Archibald Miss Mary Lou Cobb, Miss Kathleen Stringfellow, Miss Nell Harris, Miss Jamie Harris, Miss Florence Peebles, Miss Madeleine Reynolds, Miss Rosa Rains, Miss Pleas Hobbs of Athens, Miss Edith. Bowron Miss Susie Hardie. Miss Susie White, Miss Irene Copeland, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Norma Hood, Miss Eleanor Matthews. Miss Laura Bell Enslen, Miss Martha Dabney Miss Florence Rogers MissMadge Chisol1n, Miss Mae Bell Cosby, Miss Joy Tomlinson. Miss Mary Weisel, Miss Ellen Linn Motion, Miss Margaret Iatady, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Cary Johnson, Miss Picaring Of Clarks- vile, Tenn; Messrs. Norman Orcutt, Wal ton Ford, w. Matt otey, Louis Ford, Thomas Spencer, Charlie Ford, James Coleman, Dixie McCrossin. Alex Dearborn, John McLin, Campbell Gore, Francis La tady Roscae Harris, Sam Ledoetter, Ray Morris, Cecil Gaston, Charles Estes Tom Estis. Claude Estis, Herbert Cobbs, Bes- tor Brown, Porter Stiles, Billy Cobbs, Rob Ware. Joe Walker, B. w. Roberts, Henry Hidden, Robert F. Burnett, Jelks H. Cabaniss, Charles D. Brown, Lee T. Smith. Lonnie Munger, F. s. Baggett, T. B. Dryer, c. A. Nolan, Hollis Bush, Hill Ferguson, Holmes Cheney, Thomas Pippen, Val Kolb, Jack Walton, l.. B. Haley, Ray w. Knight. Richard flaw kins, E. H. Bragg, Hugh Miller, W. B. Dicks, Fred Wheelock. O. R. Wood, Frank Weiss, Clyde Pippen, Robert W. Caba- miss, R. J. Mcclure. M. M Nolan, George c. Harris, Jr Henry Badham, BAyard M. starnes, Stephen Smith, Elbert Jemi- son. Will Streit and Charles Terry. NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Kettig plan to leave next week for Atlantic City to spend several weeks. When they return they will leave for western trip
 Miss Ruth Norton and Miss Ethel Nor ton left yesterday at noon for California and the Alaska Yukon exposition.
 Miss Agnes Bethea and Miss Bessie day for the west.
 MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Badham will go to their summer home at Blount today for the season.
 Dr. J. D. Dabney and Miss Martha Dab- ney left yesterday for Colorado to spend the summer. They will be joined in Man itou by MT Marye Dabney. who has passed the winter studying at Johns Hop kins university. Miss Suzanne Dabney of vicksburg will also be member of their party as will Miss Emily Miller of New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. U. Walter will spend part of the heated term at White Sulphur Springs.
 Mrs. J. Norman Brooks plans to remain in Birmingham until August 1, when she will probably go to White Sulphur Springs to rest until fall. She and her father, Mr. Francis Clarke. will probably go to one of the eastern resorts at that time. Neither Mir. ClarNe nor Mrs. Brooks has been at all strong this summer and feel unequal as yet to a long journey MT. Clarke's friends will be glad to learn that he Is able to be up again after his slight relapse of last week.
 Miss Katherine Earle left yesterday for the west.
 Miss Lena Wilkerson and Miss Jean Marks have gone to Denver to visit rela- tives
 Mrs. Meadow and a party of Ii Birming- ham people, with others to join them en route, making in all a party of 30, left yesterday for a six-weeks tour of the west.
 Miss Lucy Truss was a member of Mrs. Meadows party leaving yesterday for California, Oregon and the Canadian Rockies.