The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-06

cruikshank, Miss Maybelle Roden. Miss
Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Virginia |
Means, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Miss
Kathleen Nixon, Miss Lillian Moore,
Miss Mabel Moore, Miss Leta Will Gold
smith, Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Bes-
sic Mccrossin. Miss Emee McCrossin,
Miss Nora Wood, Miss Reba Powers,
Miss Edith Thompson. Miss Bertha
Speake, Miss Maybele. Cosby, Miss Alice
coughlan, Miss Gamallel Dixon, Miss
Ruth Evens, Miss Sallie Evens, Miss
May Fox, Miss jamie Going, Miss Eliza
beth Going, Miss Mary George Greene
Miss Helen Lake Little. Miss Syddie
Moore, and Messrs. Sterling Baggett
Ernest Bragg, James Coleman, Charlie
Brown, Jessie Lewis, Courtney Henley,
Clyde Pippen. Tom Pippen, Marshall
Mayes. Robert Ware. Campbell Gore,
Archie Witt Rutherford Caldwell, Wal
ter Allen, Tom Jones, Val Kolb, Rayard
Stanes. /. Toone, w. B. Dicks, Lonnie
Munger, Jack Walton, Ray Norris, Sea-
| born Whatley, Henley Smith, Smith cul-
lom, Robert Burnett, Frank Wise. Wayn
Ramsey, Robert Gregory, Robert John
ston. Turnbul, Stephen Smith, Ranse
Mabry, Frank benson, Roscoe Harris,
| George Harris, Glenn Harris, Boyd lie
| Grande, George Lum, Phifer Smith,
Steele Andrews, Whatson Andrews, Geo.
Watkins, win Skeggs, Jeks Cabaniss,
MRS. CARRIERS BRIDGE
One of the prettiest events of the
week was Mrs r. II. Carriers bridge
party yesterday afternoon She was
| hostess to her club and number OF
additional guests after which several
| handsome prizes were awarded and
delicious luncheon was served at the
| card tables.
! Crimson and green made a brilliant
color scheme for the decorations, and
| the tones were noted as well in the
prizes. One was a hand-painted vase,
| another a fern dish, and still others
were candlesticks.
Among those who accepted Mrs. Car
| ters graceful hospitality were:
| Mrs. Charles G. Brown, Mrs Peters.
Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben. Mrs. J. T.
Harwell Mrs. j. D. Moore, Mre. Guy K.
Johnson Mrs. A. B. Rains, Mrs. S. l..
Ledbetter, Mrs. Willard Wilson, Mrs.
Huskin Williams Miss Maybelle Stol
lenweck, Mrs. Chiles Clifton Terrell.
Mrs. Alexander Cecil, Mrs Hubert
Scruggs, Mrs. J. d. Whitfield, Mrs. f. a.
Smith, Miss Kate Smith, Mrs. Charles
J. Sharp, Mrs. j. E, Frazier, Mrs. Z.
F. Tyler, Mrs Daniel A. Greene, Mrs.
William Warrington. Mrs. J. H. Nc
Cary, Mrs. Joseph Estes, Mrs. Charles
Leeper, Mrs. J. G. Moore, Mrs. Lewis
Minor, Mrs. G. B. Mccormack, Mrs.
B. Y. Wyman, Mrs. Ned r. McDavid,
Mrs. A. c. Smith. Mrs. Thomas Ellis,
Mrs. J.. J. Haley, Mrs. e. II. Cabaniss,
Mrs. Robert McLester, Mrs LeSord,
Mrs. Hemphill Mrs. H, K. White and
Mrs. Thomas Parke.
MRS. PALMER HOSTESS
Mrs. c. j. Palmer, who is always a
charming hostess, entertained a cot
erie of her friends yesterday at after
noon tea in compliment to Mrs. Alvin
Gillian and Mrs. Henry r. Minty, two
visiting matrons. In the dining room
where the party met over the tea cups
the bon bon table held central dec
grafton of peonies christened in a brass
basket. Soft lights shone in tall brass
cendesticSs and from brass trays
dainty Sandwiches We're served The
tea urns were gracefully presided over
by Mrs. Gus Brannon. Among those
whom Mrs. Palmer invited to meet her
honorees were:
Mrs. e. w. Rucker, Mrs. Houston
Johnston, Mrs. Arthur Toole, Mrs. w
A. Chenoweth, Miss Margaretta Will
liams. Mrs English, Mrs. W. A. Chen
oweth, Jr., Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs
Sam Will John, Mrs. John Fletcher,
Mrs. Forney, Mrs. Walter Sessions Mrs.
Frederick Dow, Mrs. w. G. oliver, Mrs
| JoHu DdHIoTtl ana guests MIS-, VIII
loughby Claybrook, Mrs. r. NJ Nc
Clellan, Mrs George p. Connell, Miss
Cummins, Mrs. George Bondurant, Mrs.
William Jordan, Mrs. Eastwood, Mrs
Sterling Lanier, Mrs. Monro Banistei
| Lanier, Mrs. Fla skin williams, Mrs
Edward Ellis, Mrs. John Hine, Mrs.
Donnell, Mrs. Mamie Fl. Williams, Mrs
Edward Finch and Mrs. Forney John.
ston.