The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-23
The Prize Winners And Some
 Others In The Floral Parade
Society Watches Beautiful Pageant-Mr and Mrs John Cartwright Entertained At Country Club For Miss Morris-Recepton For Veterans-Mrs. Loveace
 to Be Hostess-Other Topics of Interest
BY MYRTLE MILES.

fresh-looking foundation for the covering of pink peoples and the blossoms shading from the palest to deeper shade of pink were especially life-like Golden butter flies as fragile and gossamer-like as real ones were perched on the front of the ear, and within an even more charming butterfly sat at the wheel-Miss Wheelocx herself. Wearing a smart white cloth tailored costume whose lapels were em> brofdered with touches of black, her cos tune was completed by a small white motor bonnet, fitting closely and orna- rnented with coquettish cluster of pink roses at one side. Sitting beside Miss Wheelock was Miss Emma Leedy, spon- sor for the state in the Confederate Vet erans' reunion; and on the rear seat were Miss Fannie Dunn and Miss Elizabeth Dearborn. All three wore white tailored costumes and white picture hats topped with pink roses
 MT. Caheen's car was very handsome and filled with pretty girls. Its body was covered with crimson and white blossoms and In the center, lengthwise through the car was a Confederate flag, its crimson and white ground and blue star-spangled center effected with flowers, making it a strikingly pretty symbol.
 In the Massey car were Mrs. Massey and her three pretty Eliza beth. Eleanor and Katherine, and Mrs. A H. Ford In harmony with the yellow and white effect which was so artistcal- ly effected, the two matrons and the It. tie girls wore white-Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Ford with large white hats crowned with yellow flowers and ostrich plumes. The automobile was a mass of yellow and white chrysanthemums of exquisite shade and over the top was canopy covered with the blossoms and masses of white tulle which made soft, filmy background for the flowers. This canopy .l.4l l. F1.. .f,.I symmetry and its harmony with the gen> eral outline of the car. The ensemble in this prize winner, like the others, was admirable.
 In Mrs. w. Jack Justices car were Mrs. Justice. who drove 1t, and Mrs. Karl Tutt The body of the car had the shape of the body of a swan and the graceful throat and head of the bird protruded in front. All was covered with white flow CTS, stimulating the feathers of the white bird whose eyes were gold. The car created enthusiastic admiration. Mrs. Justice and Mrs. Tut were admirably gowned-both in white. costumes, Mrs. Justice wearing white fur turban adorned with an aigrette, and Mrs. Tut also in white with a big white lingerie hat
 Queen of all the pretty women in this beautiful array was Miss Ruby Munger, chosen queen of the census jubilee be- cause of her own beauty graciousness and sweetness. and because of the value her fathers citizenship has been in the development of this young city. As Mir. R. S. Mungers daughter, she reigns fit tingly today over the jubilee and because of her own charm Queen Ruby will rule forever in the hearts of the Birmingham people. Her car was very beautiful-al- together the kind of car queen should have. Covered with white lotus blossoms whose red-ribbed leaves looked as though they had just been drawn from some nearby lake, 1t was surmounted by great golden canopy in the form of a crown and surrounded with white blos sons and leaves. Her dais was of white and in her arms she held huge cluster of white chrysanthemums, while one hand rested on a golden scepter. On her fair brow was a golden crown and her love- liness as she smiled on the people as she passed brought expressions of genuine ad- n1iration from every side.