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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11

an automobile vase holding a cluster of the immense blossomss also yellow and white. The comports, and crystal sconces which held yellow shaded tapers were tied with fluffy bows of tulle and emphasizing the color motive the bon bons and ices were in the yellow tint.
 The pretty souvenirs at each place were imported gold baskets filled with French candies, These were also used to desig- nate the places of the guests, for each was tied with bow of white satin on which the name was traced in gold. A corsage bouquet of yellow and white chrysanthemums was placed at each girls plate and boutonnieres were given to the men. To Miss Woodson, the fair honoree, the host and hostess presented large shower bouquet.
 Mrs. Woodson who is one of the pret- tiest young matrons in society, was gowned for her dinner party in coral broadooth, hand embroidered, and garni- tured with French lace applique. With it she wore a large black picture hat Miss Woodson appeared in a lovely din ner gown of embroidered lilac chiffon yelled with pink satin. Sh@ wore q black velvet hat topped with white will low plumes. The other young women l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
MISS ROSE OWEN MDAvID
 HOSTESS FOR MISS COLEMAN

Miss Margaret Coleman of Montgomery, whose visit to Miss Florence Coffin has been the occasion of much entertaining among the members of the college set, was the inspiration of lovely luncheon yesterday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ned McDavid in Graymont. Their daugh- ter, Miss Rose Owen McDavid, was the hostess and her guests were Miss Mar garet Coleman. Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Leila Smith, Miss Lois Thompson, Miss Leila Wood, Miss Margaret Terrell, Miss I annie Evans
 The color motive,, yellow and white. made the luncheon table exceptionally at- tractive. Miss McDavid is wonderfully original young hostess and devised some strikingly pretty features. The table was overload with Cluny lace showing an in- ner lining of yellow satin and the cen tral decoration was a large cut glass pitcher filled with golden gate roses and ferns At each plate was glded wish bone to which was attached card bear ing the name of the. guest, in gold type. Clusters of white grapes were tied with yellow robbon and the candle shades followed the tone of the golden gate buds.
 The hostess, whose fresh, child-like beauty suggests the rose in her name was especially sweet in the role of hos tess. She wore a golden brown silk gown embellished with cream lace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11

the house and red shaded lights gave a merry glow everywhere. Master Rid dick Estes met the guests at the door with a card tray and welcoming them in the reception hall were Miss Nita Wilker- son and Miss Bessie Evans. Presiding over punch table which was draped with green were Miss Estele Bethea and Miss Elizabeth Wilson. A big Christmas bell hung over the alcove in which the table stood.
 In the drawing room which frightened with red flowers were the hostess and her receiving party. Miss Jane Ebersole, Miss Lois Thompson, Miss Rachel Lon don, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Helen Glenn, Miss Martha Bradshaw.
 The dlning-room presented a typical Christmas scene. In the center of the tea table was a miniature Christmas tree glistening with tinsel and ornaments and shining with lighted tapers. The table was lighted with crimson candles and in composts and bowls were red and green bon bons. The tea was poured by Miss Jessie May Perkins, and others serving here were Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Annie Donnelly, and Miss Alice Jones. Miss Mary Tardy, very pretty in an after noon gown of red assisted her sister it. entertaining. The young hostess wore an attractive white gown.
 Invitations were sent to over 100 young
 
 were Miss Lila Tynes. Miss Matte Sib- ley, Miss Margaret Gage, Miss Lcona Plosser, Miss Orline Barnett, Miss Kath- leen Moore, Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Ellie Gordon Robinson, Miss Cecile McCrossin, Miss Ireta McCrossin, Miss Leona Has senger, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Susie Nabb, Miss Salle Noryel. Miss Ger trude Motion, Miss Jeanette Ebersole, Miss Dean billiard, Miss Rebecca Thorn ton, Miss Lillian Hughes, Miss Florine Hodges, Miss Carrie Boardman, Miss Jean Campbell, Miss Bessie Evans; and Messrs. Sharp Gillespy, Basil Clarke, Louis Ebersole, William Badham, Wilson Searight, Richard Bowron, Edwin Rob- ertson, Kenneth Charlton, George Long. Lucien Hood. Lucien Palmer, Alexis Gresham, Edgar Stanford, Wallace Me- Adory, James Nelson, Harold Boardman, Ward Fitzpatrick. Clarence Hooper. Will liam Barclay, Tom Senn, Edward Leath, Neil Neville and others.
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ing, have asked Mrs Flournoy Rivers to assist the president Mrs. Victor Hanson,
 in presiding over the meeting.
 Mrs. Rivers, on account of Nher enthusi- astic admiration for the French school, being peculiarly fitted to assist with the programme.
 Each member of the club is invited to bring a guest. The following is the pro- gramme:
 Sketch, Messenet, Life and Works Mrs. Charles J. Sharp. Songs, (a) Elizis Massenet, (b) Sereneda du Passant (Massenet-Mrs. Richard Peters. Violin, (a) Meditation (Phais) Massenet (b) Romance, Saint-Saens-Mr. Klenk. Piano solo, Pastoral Esclarmonde CMas- senet)-Miss Olive Howard. Sketch Saint-Saens Life and Works Mrs. Morris Senk
 Piano solo, Allegro, Appossionata Saint Saens-Mrs. Block. Songs, (a) La Cloche. (b) Le Sommei des Fleure, (Saint-Saens)-Miss Bessie Cunningham | Piano duo, Scherzo from G minor con- certo (Saint-Saens)- )-Mrs. Houston Davis and Mrs. c. E. Bowman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11

lovers is the appearance of that tal- ented pianist Miss Abigail Crawford. Miss Crawford will not only play in the duet with MT. Dahm-Petersen, but will play the latter's accompaniment Tn the song cycle, "Eliland."
 The seat sale for the concert begins tomorrow morning at o'clock.
 The Thursday morning musicale of the Music Study club will be1one of the most artistic events of the month. The pro gramme is an unusually brilliant one and the musicians who tslSe part are leaders in the musical life of the city. Miss Olive Howard, who is to play one of Massenet's plano numbers, plays in concert in the north and is recognized as an artist. She is to be in Birmingham for the Spencer-J Jackson wedding and will be one of Miss Jacksons bridesmaids.
 In addition to the events artistic there will be several smart afternoon parties and a number of luncheons and dinners late in the week, with several fashion able weddings, on Wednesday. Invita- tions pour in by every mail. Many of them, by the way. bear the stamp of the Red Cross, the hostesses in this way showing a loyalty to other obligations besides the pleasant ones of society.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
PRE-NUPTIAL PARTIES
 FOR POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE

Miss Genevieve Jackson and MT. Charles Martin Spencer, whose wedding will be an event of Wednesday evening at the First Baptist church, will be the recipi- ents of several other pre-nuptial hospi- talities. This evening they will be enter tained at dinner at the Southern club by MT R. l.. Tighlman, who will have seven other guests. Tomorrow evening again at the Southern club MT. John Beckwith Of New York will entertain the bridal party at dinner, and Tuesday evening MT. Will Wilson will have the bridal party as his guests at his bungalow in Norwood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11

c,ooin home was tastefully decorated with eov-ers and foliage, the Christmas colors nredominating. Miss Coffin welcomed her guests. wearing & dainty white lace and lingerie frocl. The personnel of the marty was the membership of the We'd nesday night club, an organization com posed of a cotere of young people i'll the college set. Sandwiches and punch were served during the intermissions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
TO RECEIVE WITH
 MRS. ARTHUR LOVELACE

Mrs. Arthur Brooks Lovelaces after noon reception in compliment to Mrs. Coleman Ward of Pittsburg and Mrs. Henry Upson Sims, will be one of the ises to be exceptionally gay.
 Mrs. Lovelace has asked as her re- ceiving party Mrs. Charles Abbott. Mrs. Hugh Stokely, Mrs. Robert Patton Me- David Mrs. William Mudd, Mrs. J. II. McCary, Mrs. Charles Augustus Calhoun, Mrs. John Herbert Phillips. Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. James M. Mason, Mrs. Mark Myatt, Mrs. Pugh Pearson, Mrs. Willoughby Claybrook, Mrs. Ernest Redd, Mrs. Harrington Phillip Hefln, Miss Mary Danner of Mobile, Miss Mary Danner of Mobile, Miss Jamie Robertson. Miss Amelia Worthington, Miss Fannie May Mason and Miss Myrtle Miles,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
SALE OF RED CROSS STAMPS

This is Red Cross Sunday and every minister in the city is expected to have as his subject the Red Cross seals. The women of the Red Cross society, who are raising a fund for the prevention Of tuberculosis, will be represented by a corps of attractive women. who will sell the seals in every locality in the city to- inorrow Many have been disposed of already and it is ~hoped that the 5000 worth of stamps will be sold within a few days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
DINNER PARTY
 FOR MISS MARY DANNER

Miss Mary Danner of Mobile, who is the house guest of Mrs. William Swear engen Mudd, has been the center of sev- eral charming hospitalities since her ar rival in Birmingham, not the least of which was the dinner given last evening by MT. and Mrs. Mudd at the Country club. The decorations were white and green. Chrysanthemums made a hand some centerpiece. They were placed in a tall vase which stood in the center of q lace cloth through which showed green satin. Covers were laid for Is.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
DIR. AND MRS. R. c. WOODSON ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

The alcove at the Country club last evening was occupied by a party Of friends of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Carlyle Woodson, whom they invited to meet Miss Clara Lee Woodson, one of the sea- sons debutantes. The table was sur rounded with tropical plants, making an effective setting for the abundance of yellow blooms which adorned it. In the center was a large placque made of yellow and white specimen chrysanthe- nuns. while embedded in it's heart was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
ATTENDANTS FOR THE
 LATHROP-ORR WEDDING

The marriage of Miss Flora Caldwell Orr and Mr. William Romayne Lathror will be one of the most brilliant nup- tial events of the winter. It will be a home wedding and will take place the evening after Christmas at the home of Miss Orrs parents. MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Putnam Orr, on Highland avenue. Miss Orr will be attended at the altar by her sister, Miss Dorothea Orr, as maid of honor, and MT. Lathrop will have Dr. Walter Scott as best man.
 The bridesmaids will be Miss Frances Warren of Pensacola, Fla; Miss Vernon Marks, Miss Bessie Milner, Miss Ira Bradfeld, Miss Lillian Orr, and Miss Mar jorie Weatherly. MT. Lyman Johnson MT. Jelks Cabaniss, MT. Will Warren MT. Claude Cotton, MT. Roscoe Locke and MT. Hugh Martin will be ushers.
 Miss Orr will be given in marriage by her father, MT C. P. Orr, and the off ciating minister will be Rev. Steriine Foster. The hour of the ceremony Is o'clock The vows will be preceded by programme of nuptial music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
PERSONNEL OF MRS.
 EERGUSON,S RECEIVING PARTY.

Mrs. Vincent Ferguson. whose after noon tea will take place the Tuesday after Christmas, has completed the per- sonnel of her receiving party. The list incles:
 Mrs Henry Upson Sims, Mrs. Monro Banister Lanier, Mrs. Norvcll Winston Cullom, Mrs Edwin Narcotic Ball, Mrs. Hubert Smith, Mrs. Robley Munger, Mrs. Thomas Bowron, Mrs. William Macdon- aid McGrath, Mrs. Alexander Birch, Mrs. William Cleveland Sterrett, Mrs. Charles Kinney Nice. Mrs. Edwin Stanton Hous- ton, Mrs. William Williams French. Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Kathleen Van Hoose Miss Gillespy. Miss Mary George Cruikshank Miss Ellen Linn Motion, Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Clara Lee Wood- son, Miss Clara Shelby, Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Mabel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
MUSIC STUDY
 MORNING MUSICALE

The meeting of the Music Study club, which will take place next Thursday morning, December 15 at 1o:30 o'clock, at Cable hall, offers programme of un- usual beauty and merit.
 The French School of Music as illus trated in the works of Massenet and Saint-Saens will be the subject for the morning.
 Mrs. Frank Lathrop and Mrs. Donald Conner, who are hostesses for the morn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
MIR. DAVIS HOST
 FOR MISS MARY DANNER

A congenial party gathered informally yesterday at the Southern club for luncheon as guests of MT. Charles Oracle ilavis who entertained in compliment to Miss Mary Danner of Mobile. Chrystn- themums gave festive air to the ele- ganty appointed table about which the party assembled. They were MT. and Mrs Charles G. Davis. Mrs. Jack Bow ron, Miss Maebelle Roden Mrs. Tedd Joy, Mrs. William Mudd and Miss Danner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
Artistic Entertainment By Local
 Talent Add To Social Pleas
 ureS Of The Coming Week

THE MASQUERADERs- sO- GETTY ENTERTAINMENT- - MUSIC STUDY MORNING MUsICALE-OTH- FIR INTERESTING EyENTS-DIN- NER PARTIES LAST NIGHT-AFT- ERNOON TEA-RECEIVING PAR TIES FOR AFTERNOON RECEP- TIONS-OTHER NOTES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
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l seated at the table also looked unusual l ly lovely. They were Miss Edith Bow l lon, Miss Laura Guilfus of Cincinnati,
 Miss Clara Shelby and Miss Maebelle
 Roden. The men were pr. Woodson, Mr.
 Cary Baker, Dr. Cabot Lull, MT. V. j..
 Nesbitt, MT. Smith Cullom and MT. Rob ert MabrY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
MRS. PENNY
 TO RE HOSTESS

Mrs. J. F. Penney is issuing invita-
 tions to a Shakespearean afternoon, De- cember 16. which promises to be one Of
 the most pleasant affairs of the winter. The principal feature will be an address by pr. w. E. Evans. Mrs. Penne is in viting the members of her club--The | Quest-and a number of additional | friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
MISS FLORENCE COFFIN
 GIVES INFORMAL DANCE {

A pretty compliment to Miss Margaret Coleman, who is the house guest of Miss
 Florence Coffin, was the dance given
 last evening by her hostess. The Harry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
AFTERNOON TEA FOR THE SCHOOL SET

Miss Annie Tardy gave the first large holiday entertainment for the school set, entertaining at tea yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. C. M. Tardy. The holiday greenery and red berries were in evidence throughout
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
LEEPER-McKNIGHT
 INVITATIONS ISSUED

MT. and Mrs. Pudcell Burke request the honor of your presence at the mar rlage of their sister, Miss Helen Mac Knight. to MT. James Theophiius Leeper on the afternoon of Wednesday. the 18th of December, at o'clock, at St. Luke's Episcopal church, Jacksonville, Ala"
 The above invitations has been received in Birmingham by friends Of Miss Mac Knight and Mr. Leeper. Both are well known in the city. Miss Macknisht made her home here a few years ago and has many friends who will be in- terested in the announcement of her ap- preaching marriage. Her sister, Mrs. Burke. visited her recently. MT. Leeper is the brother of MT. Charles Leeper and of Mrs Frank Nelson He is one of the states leading lawyers and has been a nrominent figure in it's social life for a number of years. His home is in Colum- biana and he will take his bride there after a wedding journey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
HIGHLAND BOOK CLUB

The Highland Book club will meet We'd nesday morning at 10:90 with Mrs. N. L. Miller. Attention Is called to change of place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
MUSIC AT THE NSOUTHERN CLUB

This evening from to 9:30 o'clock the following programme will be presented at the Southern cub by Calman's or- chestra:
 Overture, Bronze Horse," Auber. Selection, "Gasparone,' Milloecker. Waltz, Les Patineurs," Waldteufel Selection, 'The Sweetest Girl in Paris" Howard.
 Characteristic dance. Sugar Moon.'' Denmark.
 Selection, Barry of Ballymore, ol- colt.
 Novelette,, "Amaranthus," Glider. Selection, Bachelor Belles." Hubell. Descriptive March, ''Napoleon's Last Charge" Paul..
 Patrol, "Cupids Patrol" Moret.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11

school and college set is the R. NJ. T. dance at the Country club. The checking list is in the hands of MT. E. Cherry Crawford. Three hundred invitations have been sent out. The cards, which are handsomely engraved, are as fol- lows:
 The E. NJ. T. request the pleasure ot your company on the evening of Friday, the 23d of December, at 9:30 o'clock. at the Country club. Dancing. The favor of reply is requested.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-11
u M n sENDs OUT CARDs

One of the most important events of holiday week to the young people in the