The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
The Growers Dance at the
Country Club
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Some Informal Dinner Parties-SIr. and
Mrs. Crockard Are Hosfs-Miss
MaiIam Hostess at Tea.
Engagements
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Something more than disagreeapie
weather would be required to lessen the
enthusiasm OF the younger dancing SET
who spent last evening at the country
club as guests of the Growers. IL ceie-
hrated the return of the college set, ana
institutions of learning throughout the
country were represented. Numbered
| among those accepting their hospitality
were members of the several ciups OIL
young people, including the Highiano
Clan. the Bachelor Girls. the Night Owls
and the Friars. The event was one OIL
the most pleasant. of the many social trl-
| umphs of the Growers.
Few decorations were employed to beau
tifv the club. None are needed In this
handsome building, whose artistic plan
and furnishings are SO effective as TO need
nothing beyond an assembly OF pretty
summer girls and handsome youths 10
make it quite perfect. The event was IN
| formal as are all the most enjoyable Oh
the Growers affairs.
A favor cotillon was danced Its fig
ures, intricate and graceful, were di-
rected by Mr. Kennon Bowling with Miss
Louise Long and Mr.. Herbert Cobbs with
Miss Gamaliel Dixon. The german was
opened with a grand march, Mr. Bowling
| and Miss Long leading. The Growler fig-
ure was probably the prettiest OF the
| evening. In this the young women were
presented with "Growler' veil pins The
balconies were lovely retreats In the
dance intermissions and in the Dutch din
ing room coffee and sandwiches were
served.
The guests numbered about 200.
The Growers club, the hosts of the
eveninp Is composed of the following
young men: Mr.. Arthur Adams, MI. wal
ter Allen, Mr.. Henry Badham, Mr. car
ence Barker, Mr.. Kennon Bowling, Mr..
Lee Allen Brooks; Mr.. Bestor Brown, Mr..
Hollis Bush, Mr.. Herbert Cobbs, Mr.. Will
liam Cobbs, Mr.. Sam Clabaugh. Mr.. Mel
Vile Davis, Mr. Charles Estes. Mr.. Claude
Estes, Mr. Thomas Estes, Mr.. Charles
Ford, Mr.. Walton Ford, Mr.. Maurice Hen
derson. Mr.. Russell Lanier, Mr.. Dixie Nc
Crossin, Mr.. Edwin Robertson, Mr.. Mel
son Snow Mr. Francis Weiss. Mr.. George
Wittichen, Mr.. Charles Heidi, Mr.. Pelham
Anderson, Mr. Frank Anderson, Mr.. Jun
ius Walthall, Mr. Robert Badham, Mr..
Lewis Ford, Mr.. Halsey Ford, Mr.. Hugh
Walthall, Mr.. Joe Mudd, Mr.. Joe Walker,
Mr. Robert Hemphill, Mr. Elbert Jemison,
Mr. Frank Davis, Mr.. Burr Blackburn,
Mr. Thomas Spencer, Mr.. Anglin White,
Mr.. John Prowell Mr.. Ashby Long, Mr..
Henry Weiss, Mr.. Robert McDavid. Mr..
Sidney Smith, Mr.. Mat Otey, Mr.. Theo-
! dore Nelson.s..-. % .s5- asaas r s'Ht
Those invited to act as chaperons
were: Mr.. and Mrs w. N. Malone, Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Going, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Nabb, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs George Blinn, Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. James
l.. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Percy, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Badham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard R. Randolph, Mr..
and Mrs. Culpepper Exum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson Halstead, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Cobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hemp
hill. Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. M. Robert
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Latady, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. McCrossin. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
M,orsch elmer, Mr.. and MRS. Frank King,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Murdoch. Mr.. ana
Mrs. M. ]. billiard, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
J. Bowie, DIR. and Mrs +. a. Lup-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Snow, DIR. and
Mrs. Bankstead. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clary,
Mr.. and Mrs J. V. Schaefer, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chapline Hodges.
A number of unusually attractive Wis
iting girls attended, including: Miss
Marguerite Howell of Dayton, Ohio,
Miss Dunbar Avirett of Cumberland,
Md, Miss olivia Bokacki of Montgom-
cry, Miss Mary Becker of Chicago, Miss
Adelaide Cunningham of Atlanta, Miss
Sara Logan of Mobile, Miss Louise
Sproull of Admission, Miss Elizabeth
Carstairs of Philadelphia. Miss Hazel
Fraze of Terra Haute, Miss Katherine
Adams of Bessemer Miss Alice MUIR
ray Of Huntsville, Miss Julia Pratt
Smith of Prattville, Miss Annie Koib Of
New York Miss Gerald of Montgom-
cry, Miss Willie Benham Reeder of
Florence. Miss Fannie Bonnie OF Nash
vile. Miss Crow of Frankfort, KY, Miss
Virginia Abercrombie of Montgomery.
Here are the young ladies who were
invited Miss Sarah Nichols. Miss Helen
Lake Little, Miss Susie White. Miss Lii
Ian Orr, Miss Kathleen Norvell, Miss
Marguerite Howell. Miss Rose owen
McDavid, Miss Belle Roberts, Miss Mary
George Cruikshank, Miss Kathleen
Nixon. Miss Rose Gillespie, Miss Ma
RE Hobbs, Miss Kathleen Springfel-
low Miss Juliette Davidson, Miss Geor-
gia Saffold, Miss Mayo Thatch, Miss
Lucy Downey. Miss Rose Snider, Miss
Jessie Mae Perkins, Miss Margaret
Anderson, Miss Mildred Tynes, Miss
Frances Nance, Miss Theodore Ran
dolph, Miss julie Randolph, Miss Mary
Ratliff, Miss Ethel Pennington, Miss
Ethel Dexter, Miss Louise Thornberry.
Miss Rachel Thornberry, Miss Mary
Munger, Miss Lois Thompson, Miss En-.
lily Thompson, Miss Annie Blinn
Donnelly, Miss Dorothy Lynch
Miss Margaret Cameron, Miss Elise Far
| rior, Miss Virginia Abbott, Miss Eliza
| beth Mcknight, Miss Louise Long, Miss
Madge Chisolm, Miss Evelyn Going, Miss
Genie Johnson. Miss Margaret Patton
Miss Leola Rideout, Miss Marie Smith,
Miss Sadie Gillespie, Miss Bessie MORT
settle, Miss Johnsie Evans, Miss Alne
Kirkman Miss Katherine Krkman. Miss
Irene Copeland, Miss Marion Thomas
Miss Ellie L. Robertson, Miss Jean Bal
linger Mis- Mahelle Hobson, Miss Clara
Shelby, Miss Rose Sibey, Miss Roberta
Porter, Miss Mary Cameron. Miss Clara
Cronk. Miss Estelle Nabb, Miss Theolne
Elliott, Miss Bessie Cooper. Miss Jessie
Williams, Miss Louise Pritchett, Miss
Bland Tominson. Miss Rebecca Otey
Miss Kathleen Moore, Miss Helen Gold
smith, Miss Ellen Percy, Miss Serena
Kirkpatrick, Miss Elizabeth Going Miss
Edith Bowron, Miss Elizabeth Norris