The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
NEWS OF THE DAY IN SOCIETY WORLD Entertainments of Pleasant In- formaIily Given Yesterday NOTES HERE AND THERE Fraser-Moore Weddlng-card Club. Margaret Allen Commence
 ment-EneIish Tea.
 Personals.
By MYRTLE MILES. ephones: Bell, 116o; Peoples, 299.

z The residence of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Dabney was the scene yesterday of one of the prettiest teas of the season when. the ladies of St. Mary y's-on-the-H Highlands entertained for charity, it's object being the Orphans home in Mobile.
 Since the coming of Sister Sarah, the deaconess of the institution in Mobile, the ladies of the local Episcopal churches have busied themselves in it's behalf Sis ter Sarah was the guest of Mrs. J. D. Oliver who made an especial trip to Mo- bile to visit the home. The stories she told of its needs aroused the interest of the ladies of St. Andrews guild so that they adopted an orphan and are edu- eating and clothing her. They also pledged $50 a year to the support of the institution and sent an Easter box filled with clothes and bedding. The St. An drew's chapter of the woman's auxiliary to thes board of missions also sent an Easter box. Thus are the generous wom- en of the Episcopal churches rallying to the support of one of tfe most beautiful charities in the state.
 The tea yesterday afternoon was large
 
 always found ready to lend their aid in a good cause. The Dabney residence was decorated throughout with flowers. Tea and wafers were served from the large table in the dining room. In the various apartments a group of matrons received. The following were asked to be members of the receiving party:
 Mrs. John Londoss Mrs. Joseph F. John ston, Mrs. Addison G. Smith, Mrs. J. D. Guy Johnson, Mrs. J. G. Graham, Mrs. l.. c. Woodson, Mrs. Zach Nabers, Mrs. J. H. McCary, Mrs. w. P. G. Harding, Mrs Willoughby Claybrook, Mrs. J. D. kirkpatrick, Mrs. E. J. Palmer, Mrs. Dewy, Mrs. Haskins Williams, Mrs. w. s. Lowell.
 Last evening a tea was given for the same cause. The large veranda was favorite retreat during the hours of the entertainment. A delicious fruit punch was served from table In the corner. A pleasant feature of the tea both after noon and evening, was the concert given in the drawing room by Victor machine which was loaned by MT. Bruce McWil- Hams of the Forbes Piano company Among the selections given were num- bers by Caruso, Scotti, Farrar Flames, l Constantine, Abbott and Sembrich. There
 were several light piano numbers. too, l from group of composers, among them | StepheRson and Mcdowell, and a violin | selection from MIischa Elman.
 Among those invited to receive were Mrs. Carol Long, Mrs. George Hunting ton Clark, Mrs. George Danforth, Mrs | Gilbert, Mrs. J. H. Minge, Mrs. Greaves, Mrs. Paul Lee Cooke, Mrs. Carlisle Wood
 son, Mrs Edmund E. Fucker, Mrs Will liam Mudd, Mrs. Arthur Lovelace, Mrs George Stafford. Miss Martha Dabney, Miss Emily Miller, Miss Anna Gage, Miss Vernon Marks, Miss Mary Lanier, Miss Alice Graham, Miss Linley Graham, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Florence Rogers. Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Florence Weatherly, Miss Belle DeBardeleben, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss l Eiezabeth Dearborn, Miss Fannie Dunn, Misses Hume Miss Mary Scott, Miss Alice Scott, Miss Hannah Elliott, Miss Flor snce Coffin, Miss Syddie Moore, Miss ! Emily Morriss, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss | Alabama King, Miss Helen Rosa Ran | dolph, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Lucile l Gaston, Miss Connie Evans, Miss Matte 1 Fowlkes, Miss Gertrude Sullivan, Miss | Jennie Trimble, Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss l Flora Orr, Mrs. Edna Snow-Brown, Miss l Mildred Tynes, Miss Ruth McLester, Miss l Virginia McDavid, Miss Susie Hardie | Miss Marie Pinckard, Miss Emily Som | erville Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss Dora Somerville. Miss l Kathleen Stringfellow and Miss Jamie | Head.