The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-27
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Miss Elise Farrior Hostess at
Afternoon Tea
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Afternoon Musicale at Country Club.
Moonlight Picnic for Miss Ixilby
ut East Lake-yncation Plans
of Well Known People
NOTES HERE AND THERE
BY MYRTLE MILES

The younger set enjoyed a pretty hos
pitality yesterday when Miss Elise Far
rior entertained at o'clock tea in COM
pliment to her house guest, Miss Mary
Farrior, of Letohatchie, Ala The tea
hour was from 6 to Z o'clock, the most
pleasant of a summer day. Scores of
young people called at the hostess home
to meet her pretty guest and the event
will be long remembered.
The hostess and her honoree stood to
receive the guests In the reception room,
which, in keeping with the other rooms,
was garnished with flowers. The prevail
ing color note was yellow. Sunfiowers
and brown-eyed Susans, so like minia-
lures of the larger flower, were every
where in abundance. Following the color
suggestion. Miss Mary Farrior wore a
yellow lingerie gown, its soft corn color
blending prettily with the deeper gold
of the flowers Miss Elise Farrior was
dressed for the afternoon in layendar
lingerie, which was extremely becoming.
Standing with them in the living room
was a bevy of visiting girls. They in
cluded Miss Katie Belle Kilby of An
niston Miss Dunbar Avery of Virginia,
Miss Marguerite Howell of Dayton, o.;
Miss Clara Shelby of Ellisville, Miss.
On az side veranda a charming little
nook was arranged with ferns, palms and
sunfower blossoms Here a vine-draped
punch table was placed. Presiding over
1t were Miss Mary Lou Cobb and Miss
Edith Thompson.
In the dining room, where variety
of dainties were served, Miss Lucy Ly-
man Powell, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss
Rose Owen McDavid and Miss Mary kin-
ney presided. In the drawing room were
the hostess sisters, Mrs. E. V. Smith
and Mrs. G. Y. Yancey.
Among those who accepted Miss Far
riors gracious hospitality were Miss
Edith THOMPSON, Miss Haywood Motion,
Miss Annie Blinn, Miss May Fox, Miss
Cary Johnson, Miss Mary Bradshaw,
Miss Bessie Bethea, Miss Sallie Evins,
Miss Louise Long, Miss Gladys Enslen,
Miss Ellen Percy. Miss Elizabeth Nor
ris, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Annie May Walthall.
Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Helen Lake
Little, Miss Lois Thompson. Miss Emily
Morriss, Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss
Serena Kirkpatrick, Miss Margaret La
tady, Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Ruth
Smith, Miss Marian Robinson, Miss Mar
garet Robinson, Miss Lucy Lyman Pow
ell, Miss Kathleen VanHoose, Miss Vir-
sinia Underwood, Miss Elizabeth Bowie,
Miss Margaret Patton, Miss Jessie May
Perkins, Miss Margaret Cameron, Miss
Helen Eustic, Miss Alice Coughlan Mrs.
Henry Hidne, Jr., Miss Anne McVelgh,
Mr.. Tom Estes, Mr.. Claude Estes, Mr..
John Prowell, Mr.. Francis Weiss, Mr..
Beverly Beatty, Mr.. Frank Beatty, Mr..
Lee Allen Brooks, Mr.. Harry Wilson, Mr..
Matt Otey, Mr. Ed Norment, Mr.. Ashby
Long, Mr.. Charles Heidi, Mr.. Julius Wal
thall, Mr. Hugh Walthall, Mr.. Theodore
Nelson, Mr.. sgd Smith. Mr.. Vaughn Har-
rison, Mr.. Wexford Leath, Mr.. Robert
Hemphill, Mr.. Walter Allen, Mr.. Bestor
Brown, Mr. Bradley STREET., Mr.. Horace
Harrison, Mr. Robert McDavid Mr.
James Bostick, Mr.. Hollis Bush, Mr. HUI
bert Kinney, Mr.. Russell Lanier, Mr.
Edgar Baggett, Mr.. Richard Jemison
Mr. Maurice Henderson, Mr.. James Gil
lespie and others.