The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-15
The Week Introduced With
 Tea And Evening Party
Miss Mary Lou Cobb Hostess For Gues-Mr and Mrs Haml ton Entertain Informally Mrs. Donneny To Be Host
 ess Christmas Week-Other Notes
BY MYRTLE MILES.

The debutante set met over the tea c,.ns yesterday afternoon as guests of Miss Mary Lou Cobb, who was a hostess in compliment to her house guest, Miss Ethel Sights of Hopkinsville, Ky Miss Cobbs home is lovely and lends itself in an Nideal way to an entertainment or this nature. A large central living room, with a pretty reception room, morning room done in apple blossoms, and an octagonal dining room leading to it through wide doors give a wide sweep in each direction, and yesterday maoe the scene exceptionally pretty.
 The callers were met in the reception room by Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Flor- ence Coffin, Miss Leila Wood ana MISS Dorothy Johnson, @ delightfully gracious group. Miss Cobb and several frlenos stood in the living room whose sort green tints were frightened with crimson roses, and greeted the visitors. In the coterle were the hostess. her guest of honor, Hiss Sights, Miss Clara Lee Woodson end her guest. Miss Mary Martin, and Mss Elizabeth Bowie.
 A punch table in the rose room was presided over by Miss Rose Owen Mc- David, Miss Helen Abbott and MISS Mary Bradshaw. Pink flowers decorated tie room and made an especially appropriate
 
 son room a crimson motive was en- ployed. An electrical centerpiece or req roses with lights beaming among the hlcssoms caught the tone of the ruoy- tinted candle shades. The tea urns were presided over by Miss Edith Thompson. Miss Virginia Underwood, assisted py Miss Mary Farrior, poured the coffee.
 Cards were left by number of att tractive visiting girls whose presence rave added interest to the gracious oc- casion. Miss. Cobb looked very pretty in white lingerie frock. Her guest re- ceived in a white satin afternoon gown and Miss Bowie was one Of the peautles of the occasion in pink reception gown and large hat crowned with pnk rl,mes Miss Woodson and Miss Mar tin were among the conspicuous figures in the receiving party, both wearing smart afternoon costume, and MISS ella Wood in blue marquisette was most attractive. -
 Among those leaving cards were MISS Helen Abbott Miss Edith Bowron, MISS Carrie White Bean, Miss Florence Cor fin. Miss Alice Coughlan, Miss Maybelle Cosby, Miss Fannie Dunn, Miss Gamallei Dixon, Miss Jessie May Perkins, Miss Robinson, Miss Clara Shelby, Miss Annie Donnelly, Miss Helen Eustis, Miss Fan nie Evans, Miss Elise Farrior Miss May Fox, Miss Pearl Guscott. Miss Eliza beth Going, MISS Janle Ioihs' . Norma Hood, Miss Cary Johnson, Miss norothv Johnson, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Margaret Latady, Miss Anna Mo- Way. Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Myr- tIs Miles. Miss Emily Morriss, Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Serena Kirkpat- rick, Miss HYpbert, Miss Emee McCros- sin, Miss Lucy Lyman Powell. MISS hu.h Smith, Miss Elliott. Miss Lillian Moore' Hiss Sadie Hayes. Miss Kathleen Moore, Miss Fredrike Ferguson, Miss Mapei Moore. Miss Lucille Moore, Miss Anne Wilkerson, Miss Hattie Montgomery, MISS Clara Blee Senn. Miss Mary Myrtis Cook Miss Virginia White, Miss Susie Wnte' Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Margaree veil Miss Minna Thompson, Miss Felicia streit. Miss Norvell. Miss Mary Harri- son. Mss Leta Will Goldsmith, Miss IgathIeen VanHoose, Miss Gertrude Rosenstlhl, Miss Annie Tardy Miss Elm fly somerville and Miss Edith thompson.