The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-17

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At the home of Mrs. e. J. Black =
= wood this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock .
y Miss Della Fischer will be compli- y
= mented with a linen shower by =
y Mrs. B, w. Sherrod and Mrs. .
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y Mrs. C. w. Tolliyer will give a y
= musicale this evening In compli- y
= ment to her house guest, Miss .
= Mary zelle Crow, of franklin, KY =
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. Mrs. Mark Lewis dance for six y
= members of the Bachelor Girls y
= club will be an event of the even =
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A cotilon at the Country club on a
starry night In June, with the lawns and
verandas Turing the dancers to explore
their charms. is indeed function TO stir
the romantic fancies of the old as well as
young. Miss Ellen Percy, who enter
tanned there last evening for her two
pretty guests, did not limit her invitations
to the younger set entirely, but included
many married friends. With her bright
face beaming a cordial welcome and q
solicitude for each of her guests. Miss
Percy played the role of hostess with de-
ightful grace. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Percy whose popularity in the
younger set Is equal to that which they
enjoy among the married people, assisted
her as chaperone hosts, while among the
chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee
Badham. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockard Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hard
ing, Mr. and Mrs Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver and others.
Dr. Norborne Cooke with Miss Judkns
of New York. who shared the honors of
the evening as special guest with Miss
chardson of Tacoma, led beautiful CO.
tillon. The favors were notably hand
some. comprising many silver trinkets
of many varieties. There were silver pen
ellis. silver files. silver match boxes and
many other pretty trifies. interspersed
with fans and other dainty toys. Two
pretty young women presiding over the
favor table were Mrs. Charles DeBarde-
leben and Miss Belle DeBardeleben. The
cotillon was one of the most beautiful
ever danced in a Birmingham June time
During the hours OF the dance sand
witches and punch were served to the
guests in the dining room and coffee and
punch in the coffee room.
Miss Percy wore a stunning ball gown
fashioned of apricot satin. Her two
guests. who were centers of admiration
throughout the evening, wore white saith.
Those invited to share the evenings hos
pitality were Miss.fVirsinia Abbott, Miss
Carrie White Bean. Miss Edith Bowron,
Miss Olivia Bogacki, Miss Mary Camp
bell. Miss Eva Conner. Miss Alice Cough
Ian, Miss Mary George Cruikshank, Miss
Margaret Cameron, Miss Martha Dabney,
Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Miss Hazel
Dimmick Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss Fan
ME Dunn, Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Helen
Eustis, Miss May Fox, Miss Elise Farrior,
Miss Sadie Gillespie. Miss Elizabeth Co
ing, Miss jamie Going, Miss Mary George
Greene, Miss Alice Graham, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hiden, Miss Susie Hardie. Miss
Norma Hood, Miss Dorothy Johnson. Miss
Cary johnson, Miss June Jackson. Miss
Mary Kinney, Miss Serena Kirkpatrick,
MISE MAI hlihpdtiith, Iuicc <hiiiC INOibp
Miss Mary Kolb. Miss Virginia White,
Miss Annie Wilkerson. Miss Annie Mae
Walthall, Miss Mabel Wheeock, Miss
Mary Ware, Miss Ameie Worthington,
Miss Margaret Latady Miss Annie Lee
Grand, Miss Elizabeth Mcknight, Miss
AIMEE McCrossin, Miss Bessie McCrossin,
Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss Mary Ruth
McLester, Miss Rosa Owen McDavid,
ris, Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Emily
Morris, Miss Vernon Marks, Miss Ellen
Linn Motion Miss Estelle Nabb, Miss
Kathleen Nixon, Miss Dorothy Orr. Miss
Lillian Orr and visitor. Miss Kate Percy,
Miss Lucy Pinckard Miss Roberta Porter,
Miss Marie Pinckard, MISS Jessie May
Perkins, Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss
Marion Robinson, Miss Margaret Robert
son. Miss Florence Rogers, Miss Ruth
Smith, Miss Emily Somerville. Miss Marie
Tynes Miss Edith Thompson, Miss JOY
Tomlinson, Miss Mayo Thach, Miss Bland
Tomlinson, Miss Mildred Tynes. Miss Vir-
ginia Underwood Miss Kathleen Van
Hoose. Mr.. Pelham Anderson, Mr.. Frank
Anderson, Mr.. Watson Andrews, Mr..
steele Andrews, Mr.. Walter Allen, DR..
James Allen, MIR. Claude Allen, Mr..
Arthur Adams, Mr. Jesse Adkins, Mr.,
Sterling Baggett, Mr.. Robert Badham,
Mr. Bestor Brown, Mr.. Henry Badham,
Mr. Rufus Bethea, Mr.. Earnest bragg,
Mr. Charles Brown. Mr. Robert Brown,
Mr. Tom Brown, Mr.. Hollis Bush, Mr..
Mike Bulger. Mr.. Bat Bond, Mr.. Will
Ba son, Mr. Wilson Brown, Mr. Clar-
ence Barker, Mr.. Kennon Boiling, Mr..
Burr Blackburn, Mr.. Carey Baker, Mr..
Ed Crawford. Mr.. Jim Coleman. Mr..
Herbert Cobbs. Mr.. Jelks Capiness. Mr..
Edward Cabiness, Mr.. Smith Cullom.
DR.. Cameron, Mr.. Billy Cobbs, Dr..
Cooke, Mr.. Howell Cullom, Mr.. G. G..
era wford, Mr.. Sam Clabaugh Mr.. viii
Dicks Mr.. Campbell Dangerfield, Mr..
VIII Dunn, Mr.. Alex Dearborn, MIR.
John Dabney, Mr. Ossan Drake. Mr.
Claude Estes, Dr. John Edmonson. MIR.
walton Ford, Mr.. Halsey Ford,
Mr.. Charles Ford, Mr.. Lewis Ford.
Mr.. James Gillespie Mr.. Bob Gregory
Mr.. Henry Gray. Mr.. o. p. Gault, Mr..
Cecil Castor, Mr.. Robert Hemphill. Mr.
Charles Heidi. Mr. Courtney Henley, Mr.
Roscoe Harris, Mr.. Rufus IIagood, Mr.
George Harris, Mr.. Walter Hood. Mr.
Maurice Henderson. Mr.. Perry Howe,
Mr.. Richard Harris, Mr.. II. Il. Hazlett,
Mr.. Sorsby Jemison, Mr.. Tom Jones, Mr..
VIII Johnson. Mr.. Ebert Jemison. Mr..
I M. Jones, Mr. Val Kolb. Mr.. Elliot
Knight. Mr. Roy knight, Mr.. Herbert
Kinney, Mr.. Sam T.edbetter, Mr.. w. r..
Leake Mr.. Boyd LeGrand Mr.. I.utes.
Mr.. George Lum. Mr.. Francis L.atady.
Mr.. Stirling Taner. Mr. Russell Lanier,