The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-24
NEWS IF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD R. M. T. Club Cotillon an Inter esting Event Last Evening THE FRIARS' CLUB DANCE Liza Lehman Today-Miss Vernon Marks Hostess-Mrs. Badham to
 Entertain at Dinner-Pnrties
 for the Younger Sets
THE FRIARs' CLUB DANCE
BY MYRTLE MILES

club. They are 21 in number, though not | in age, and their club is two years old.
 The membership list shows the names of
 some of the most prominent families in
 Birmingham and the boys themselves are
 splendidly representative of Birmingham $ social future. The affair last night was
 the most ambitious that they have yet
 attempted Four hundred invitations were
 sent out and the response showed the in- terest that is felt in Birmingham's youth, for not only did the guests include the younger set and the boys own compan- | ions but there were number of prom
 inent bachelors who enjoyed the hospital | ity both because of the pleasures that the lads had arranged and because of their especial interest in them. MT. Joe N.
 Hulse has been the director and adviser of the club since its organization and is one of the members.
 The chaperons were the fathers and
 mothers of the hosts. They are: pr. and
 Mrs. J. s. Brown, MT and Mrs. Henry L..
 Badham, MT. and Mrs W. w. Crawford,
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Collins, MT. and Mrs E. J. Dunn, Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Hen ninger, MT. and Mrs. A. s. Leath, Mrs
 Hulse, MT and Mrs. w. H. Kettig, Mir and Mrs. A. ". Nelson, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Lewis, MT. and Mrs. George " Long, Mir. and Mrs. R. P. Wetmore, MT. and Mrs. Mark A. .Myatt, Mrs. D. B. Norton, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Heidt, MT. and Mrs. John w. Tomlinson, MT. anc Mrs. Bradley J. Saunders, Dr. and Mrs. George Raves. MT. and Mrs Seymour Per lxins, MT and Mrs B. F. Moore.
 The club was typical of the holiday time and typical, too of the youth and bright ness of the boys themselves. With the holly and mstletoe were branches of sturdy pines. The poinsettia blossoms fol- lowed the Christmas suggestion and rep resented the R. M. T. club colors-crim- son and gold. In the ball room quantities of green were used and palms surrounded large orchestra.
 The cotillon was led by William Bad
 ham, dancing with Miss Cecile McCros- sin, and assisted by Richmond Wetmore
 with Miss Carrie Yates. Especial figures
 were introduced throughout the evening
 and in them the other members of the
 club were conspicuous.
 A bon-bon table in the living room was
 beautifully decorated in the Christmas
 colors, and sandwiches, punch and coffee were served throughout the hours of the cotillon here and in the private dining room.5
 The hosts last evening were: Mr. Fran Cherry Crawford, MT. Bradley Saunders,
 MT. Edward. Norton, MT. Mack Myatt, MT. William Kettig, MT. Evans Dunn, MT. Emmet Collins, MT. Alfred Eaves, MT.
 Ruben Lewis, MT. Bryan Tomlinson, MT. Elbert Heninger, MT. James Nelson, MT.
 Benjamin Moore, Jr. MT. William Heidt
 MT. George Long, MT. Edward Leath, MT. Richmond Wetmore, MT. Craig Perk- ins and MT. Joe N. Hulse.
 FRIARS' CLUB
 CHRISTMAS DANCE
 The dance last evening at the Friars club was one of the most delightful events ever planned by this organiza-
 ton of popular young men. Their rooms at Five Points made brilliant setting for the throng of pretty girls and their escorts who took part in the german. The lights were shaded with poin- settia and the ruby glow that stole from the flower shades was changed by the elaborate electrical effects which were introduced during the ger-
 man. Festoons of Christmas greens
 outlined the walls and mass of palms and ferns hid the orchestra.
 The german was led by MT. Robert Ware. dancing with Miss Gladys Ems len, one of the seasons debutantes A
 number of graceful and intricate fig
 ures were introduced.
 The younger dancing set was much in evidence. The hosts sent out invita- tions to 500 of their friends and they ,1et with the response which is always accorded their lovely hospitalities. Among the young women on the checking list were:
 Miss Lillian Orr, Miss Dorothy Orr,
 Miss Flora Orr, Miss Estelle Nabb. Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Cary John son, Miss Mary Tardy, Miss Kathleen Nixon. Miss June Juckson, Miss Helen
 Eustis, Miss Lydia Eustis, Miss Theo- leen Elliott, Miss Agnes Bethea, Miss Bessie Bethea, Miss Margaret Majors,
 Miss May Collins, Miss Mary Camp bell, Miss Ellen Dickerson. Miss Mary Ware, Miss Annie Mae Walthall, Miss
 Elise Barrior, Miss Annie McVay, Miss nj TQrra11
 Miss Margaret Terrell, Miss Kate Earle Terrell Miss Susie White, Miss Rose
 Owen McDavid, Miss Mary Kirkpat-
 rick. Miss Leila Wood, Miss Clara Lee
 Woodson, Miss Virginia Underwood,
 Miss Serena Kirkpatrick, Miss Carrie White Bean, Miss Mary Lou Cobb, Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss Mae Belle Cosby,
 Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss Ruth Ev- ans Miss Mae Fox, Miss Eallie Evans,
 Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Sue Har-
 ris, Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Helen Miss Dorothy Howard, Miss Adele Ell lis. Miss Dorothy Robbins, Miss Elea- nor Matthews. Miss Emee McCrossin Miss Elizabeth Morriss, Miss Emily Morriss. Miss Ellen Percy, Miss Elm | tly Somerville, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Virginia White, Miss Mrytle Miles, Miss
 Mary Bradshaw, Miss Mary George Cruik shank, Miss Jamie Going, Miss
 Mary Todd, Miss Roberta Porter. Miss
 Jennie Trimble, Miss Marjorie Weath- erly, Miss Ellen Linn Motion. Mtss
 Mabel Wheelock, Miss Rebecca Moody | Miss Lucy Lyman Pawell. Miss Edna
 Miles, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss An