The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-03
MISS EMILY MORRIss
 HOSTESS TO BACHELOR GIRLS,

The Bachelor Girls, most of whom are debutantes this winter, were guests yes terday of Miss Emily Morriss at her home on Niazuma avenue. The chrysan- themum motive was used with charming
 effect in her decorations and was sug-
 gested as well in the refreshment course.
 The consolation prize was drawn from a
 tray of of specimen chrysanthemums and
 in the bridge game the score was kept
 on cards hand-painted with sprays of chrysanthemums. A picture by Harrison
 Fisher, and handsome crescent pin
 were the prizes. Those who enjoyed the pleasures of the afternoo7 with Miss Morriss were Miss Virginia White, Miss Lee Woodson, Miss Minna Thompson of West Virginia, Miss Carrie White Bean. Miss Mary Lou Cobb, Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss Mae Belle
 Cosby, Miss Gamalile Dixon, Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Ruth Evans,
 Miss Sallie Evans, Miss May Fox.
 Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Jamie
 Going, Miss Serena Fitzpatrick,
 Miss Norma Hood, Miss Frederika
 Ferguson. Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Helen Lake Little, Miss Eleanor Mat thews, Miss Elizabeth Morriss. Miss Emee McCrossin, Miss Clara Shelby Miss
 Emily somerville. Miss Ruth Smith, Miss
 Kathleen vanHoose.
 MRS. LEWIS
 ISSUES CARDS
 The following cards were sent out yes terday:
 Mrs Reuben Alexander Lewis at
 home Saturday, November 5, to B.
 Inclosed is the card of Miss Minna
 Nathanson Thompson.
 CLUB CANENDAR r,t,c o1,,1, xryllI
 row afternoon with Mrs. M. L. Mooring at her home on Rose avenue. | The Music Study club meets this morn | ing with Mrs. Edward Finch as hostess at the Cable hall at 10;SO. At 10 o'clock there will be meeting of the executive committee.
 Mrs. Brown will be hostess tomorrow
 for the Twentieth Century club. Mrs. Mills will entertain the Culture club tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
 her home, 14N Eleventh avenue, south. The Shakespeare club will meet with
 Mrs. Hammond Brown tomorrow after noon.
 The Riding club will meet at S:3o o'clock at Mrs. s. l.. Ledbetter's corner.
 South Tenth avenue. ss
 The Amaranth club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. John King. 90 The Study Circle meets with Mrs. R. H. Sterrett.
 The Council of Jewish Women meets this afternoon at the Phoenix club.  MISS KATHLEEN vANHOOsE TO BE INTRODUCED TO SOCIETY Another attractive girl is entered upon the list of de.a,antes. Miss Kathleen vanHoose the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. VanHoose. will be pre- sented at a dance at the Country club 1 the night of November IS. The younger set will compose tho invitation list. Miss VanHoose is the youngest of four lovely daughters of MT. and Mrs. vanHoosa. The three older sisters are Mrs. William l w. French and Ms. William Allen Davies of this city, and Mrs. Kennon Thetford of Boiigee, have all been popular in so- ciety. She is charming girl and very pretty. Her friends look forward to her
 society success with certainty. l ANNOUNCEMENTS The regular meeting of the board of city missions will be held this morning
 at 10 o'clock at the First Methodist church. N Chapter No. 3, Birmingham Boys club, will meet this morning at 10:30 o'clock In the club rooms. TODAY IN SOCIETY 1 Miss Louise Rushton will be the host