The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-31

ful home at Arlington and she included among her guests delightful coterie of matrons and a few of the girls
 Mrs. Munger's marriage occurred two months ago and this is her first visit to the home of her husbands family His friends have found her charming. She was extremely handsome yesterday as she welcomed Mrs. Earle's guests, wear ing cut velvet gown in the rose shade. Her gracious cordiality Is very winsome. Mrs. Earle was pretty hostess in black Spanish lace over blue, and standing with her was Mrs. Jackson Halstead, who looked lovely in a crystal robe over satin.
 The holiday colors were in evidence throughout the pretty house. The decora- tions called forth many expressions of admiration, for they were among the prettiest seen this winter. In a cosy al- cove in the reception room stood a punch table whose tall bowl was hung with Malaga grapes Miss Helen Lake Little, very sweet and gracious in black velvet. and Miss Agnes Terrell, wearing a blue frock in which she Is charming, presided. HNJoiiihlB tHt uIdWlnR TOOln Hnd aD- preached with several steps Is the library, which was draped with greenery and poinsettia blossoms. Christmas tree stood here yesterday, glittering with tln- sel and bright with tiny electric lights buried in the hearts of crimson flowers coffee table here was ministered over by Mrs. Chapline Hodges, who was very pretty in blue broadcloth Mrs. John J. Yeatman, in gold lace, and Mrs. Ruby Munger wearing white brocaded satin with pearl and silver garnitures. Among others assisting Mrs. Earle were Mrs. T. | O. Smith, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Miss Ella l Polk Hubbert Mrs. Pugh Pearson, and | Mrs John Snow Jemison. A buffet lunch- con of several courses was served in the | dining room. The table was exquisite In | the center was a tall basket of pie turesque shape filled with poinsettia in whose hearts were shining lights. Ices were served from crimson cups and the cakes were embossed with poinsettia l blossoms.
 | Among those seen at Mrs. Earle's were Miss LeMay Caldwell. Miss Clara Lee Woodson, Miss Emily Morriss, Mrs. | CudIleS Ieeper, MIS. BeulOTu fOrTeSl Tyler, Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr., Miss Luetta Gregg, Miss Mary Ware. Mrs. Robert Ingalls,. Mrs. Russell Hunt, Mrs. Troupe Brazelton, Miss Norma Hood, Miss Jamie Harris. Miss Nelle Harris, Mrs. Jack Bowron, Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss | Sadie Gillespy, Miss Jean Burke of Mont gomery, Miss Maybelle Cosby, Miss Zelda King Mrs. Ned McDavid, Mrs. Mason Dillard, Mrs. Robert Hidden, Miss Eliza beth Dearborn. Mrs. Charles Thomas, Miss Mary Kinney, Mrs. II. A. Sharpe, Mrs. William Worthington, Mrs. Alex ander Cecil, Mrs. Arthur Brooks Love-
 lace, Mrs. William Mudd, Mrs. Ernest Redd. Mrs Lee Koenig, Miss Mason, Mrs. James Mason, Mrs Paschal SchoolS, l Mrs. Charles Augustus Calhoun, Mrs. J. Rivers Carter, Mrs. Allan Harvey Wood
 ward, Mrs. Lewis Coleman Morris, Mrs
 Thomas owen Gillespy, Mrs Thomas l Whitwell Bowron, Mrs. Charles Oracle | Davis, Mrs. Viola Roden-Redin, Mrs. Fe- | lix Tarrant, Mrs. Robert Massey, Mrs. ledo, Mrs. Richard Johnston, Mrs. Hubert | Scruggs, Mrs. Burr Ferguson, Mrs. Rob- ert Hiden, Mrs. Coleman Ward of Pitts I burg, Miss Mabelle Roden, Miss Mary John K. Warren, Mrs. Ed Warren, Miss I Myrtle Miles, Miss Gladys Enslen and 1 others.