The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-04
Mrs. jacobs Entertdins For
Mrs. Rice At The Country Clut
Mr. and Mrs Gray Give Evening Bridge For Mrs FareyMr
and Mrs Love Among the Evening HostsThursday Card
Clubs "A Five o. Clock Wedding-Notes
and Personals of Society

by MYRTLE MILES.

One of the most delightful of the
many affairs in compliment to pop
ular visiting woman was the bridge
party given in Mrs. Rice's honor yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Scion JAG
obs at ithe Country club.
Mrs. Jacobs, like her sister, Mrs.
Harry Jones, has an enviable reputa-
ton as a hostess. Her Inequalities
reflect her own artistic nature, for
tn ere Is a deft touch given to the dec
grafton of her charming home IL they
be extended there, or bestowed at the
club II she. decides to vary her enter
tainments during the season by hold
ing some in that handsome building
that is peculiar to her own unusual
personality.
Yesterday wealth of palms and
ferns made rich background for the
snowy narcissi which gave a festive
air to the bridge party. The bonbon
table, however, showed an exquisite
lavender tint introduced by clusters of
sweet peas with the narcissus blooms.
Surrounding the central motif were
French bouquets of the same blossoms
and in COMFORTS and bonbon dishes
ere green and white minis.
Mrs. Jacobs received in an afternoon
costume of Nile green crepe messa-
line and her guest of honor look ed
handsome In white messaline with
pearls. Mrs. Harry Jones, who received
with them, was gowned for the occa-
sion in pale blue silk tissue with pearl
trimmings and Miss Maybelle Roden;
who punched, wore a smart French cos
tune built of a soft fabric in a vivid
green shade with an overdress of
black, showing a touch of brown.
It was linen party. the score be-
the prizes were all handsome pits OF
linen. set of hand embroidered pill
low cases was the consolation. The
guests drew for 1t from French bou-
quet of narcissi and Mrs. FELTON, VIM
berly was the fortunate winner.
= As the prize for the highest score.
a pair of handsome hand embroidered
towels was captured by Mrs. w. p.
Redd and the game prize, lunch
con set of Madeira embroidery reward
ed the skill of Mrs. Harry Jones.
Mrs. Jacobs presented her honoree
with a real lace handkerchief.
An elaborate luncheon was served at
the little tables following the games.
The guests included Mrs. Rice, Mrs.
Harry Jones, Mrs. Vernon Badham,
Mrs. Henry Badham, Mrs. d. Loveman,
Mrs. Bruce Brewer, Mrs. Farley, Mrs.
Matthews. Mrs. Guy Johnson, Mrs. w.
P. G. Harding, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Toulmin,
Mrs. Weatherly, Mrs. Murdoch, Mrs.
Modring, Mrs. H. Howze,- Mrs. l.. w.
Collier, Mre. Felix Drennen, Mrs. j.
r. Carter, Mrs. worthington, Mrs. S. L.
Ledbetter, Mrs. G. B. Mccormack, Mrs.
Mark Lewis, Mrs. Frank Fowlkes, Mrs.
Eugene Brown, Mrs. Harry White, Mrs.
w. G. Oliver, Mrs. j. d. Moore, Mrs
K. j. Dunn, Mrs w. B. Leedy, Mrs
M. D. circuit, Mrs. B. F. Moore Mrs.
d. A. Greene, Mrs. Harry Wheelock,
Mrs. Alex Cecil, Mrs. r. F. Johnston.
Mrs. Orr, Mrs. B. L. Wyman, Mrs. Burr
Ferguson, Mrs. s. J. Bowie, Mrs. Vim
cent Ferguson, Mrs. w. w. Crawford.
Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Crawford John
son, Mrs. T. V. Boardman, Mrs. Ar
thur Chenoweth, Mrs. Spencer Maben,
Mrs. Harold Samson, Mrs. FELTON, VIM
berry, Mrs. C. H. Nabb. Mrs. A. G.
Smith, Miss Ryding, Miss Roden.