The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-05
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson En-
terrain for Mrs. Badham.
NOTES HERE AND THERE.
Miss Mary Ware Hostess at Dinner.
The Highland Clan Meeting-The
EdgewOOd Club Entertained BY
Miss Daisy R0wley.
BY MYRTLE MILES.

BY MYRTLE MILES.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Tomlinsons en-
tertainment last evening added another
to a series of charming hospitalities IN
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cos
| by Badham OF South Carolina. The Tom
| linson home Is a charming place to visit
| at all times and on this occasion Mr.. and
Mrs. Tomiinson surpassed even them
selves. DR.. William Edwin Evans. who
recited in his inimitable style several
charming selections, to a portion OF
which was given a musical accompant-
ment. added a feature as novel as 1t was
graceful.
| The residence was exquisitely decorated
with a profusion of spring blossoms, jon
auils and narcissi waiting their fragrance
through each ROOM Mrs. Tomlinson,
whose delightful cordially has made her
so popular in society, was lovely as sne
received her guests wearing a white
evening costume with a corsage bouquet
| of orchids and lilies of the valley.
| A bon-bon table was adorned with jon
euils and ferns, in the dining room. Here
buffet luncheon of several courses was
| served
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Tomiin-
| son were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Badham'
| Dr. and Mrs. Evans and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hill Ferguson. The other guests includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Randolph Mr..
and Mrs Henry Lee Badham. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Bramlette Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p G. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs SCION
| Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Cabaniss,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold sanson,< Mr and Mrs. Victor Han
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Crawford Mr..
and Mrs Priestly Toulmin, Major ana
Mrs, Frank Y. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Benners, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Maben. Mr.. and Mrs. William IL. Ketti2.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Felix Drennen, Mr.. and Mrs, Harrison
Stuart Matthews, DR.. and Mrs. Lewis
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum'
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
| Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FowlSes, Mr..
and Mrs Nathan L. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Crockard, Dr. and Mrs. William
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Raul, Mr.
and Mrs. Burr Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hol-
land Lathrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seals, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason billiard, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Arthur Chenoweth, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Jemison. Jr Mr.. and Mrs oscar
Hundley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Fulenwider
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Drennen, Mr.. Cor
don Crawford, Mr.. Erskine Ramsey.
THE HIGHLAND FOUR.
-Four popular Birmingham boys who
have dubbed themselves the Highland
Four entertained their friends last even
mig at the Margaret Allen school at a
dance, which was one of the happlest
events of the winter to the school set
The Highland Four includes James Mel
son. Cherry Crawford, William Kettig and
William Badham, the sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allie Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
Crawford Mr. and Mrs. William Kettfs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Badham
Their invited guests numbered over 10
and the smilax-draped ball room was 9
scene Of pleasure throughout the evening
MISS ROWLEY ENTERTAINS
THE EDGEwOOD CLUB.
The Edgewood club and number OF
friends were guests yesterday Afternoon
at one of Miss Daisy Rowley's lovely
studio parties, the occasion being regu
; lar meeting of the club, in which Miss
RowIey was invited before the year books
were printed, to make an address. Hel
topic very appropriately touched upor
music, her especial subject being Foil
Songs" There were 20 guests. Miss Row
ley being gracefully assisted in welcoming
them by Mrs. Terrence Mackin
Several musicians assisted Miss Rowle,
to illustrate her address. among them Mr.
Klenk and Mr.. Reitman, who played {
beautiful number At the close of thu
programme dainty sandwiches and choco
iates were served. The following mum
bers were presented:
l. Folk Music: Origin and Develop
ments' ......................M Miss Rowie,
g. Folk Song Germany ...... .Hildacl
my Faithful Johnnie" (scotland)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Beethoven
Miss Nunnally.
8. Caro- Mic bene"- Qtaly).. 49,. Giordan
IBID Me Live" CEng1and) ...... Hattol
Mr. Friermood
4. "Cest un Oiseau gui Went de
France" (France) .......... Boissier'
"Phylis und die Mutter" Germany
Mademoisefle Rene
| g., FOIK SOHk lubStG-
Hungarian Dance" (TIungary).....
| observation-disclosures. ........... Brahm
Miss Murphy, Mr.. Klenk, Mr.. Reitman.
G. "Old Folks at Home (America)...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Foste
The Club.
ANNOUNCEMENTs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Falk and Mis-.
stella I'alk will entertain at a dane,
Thursday evening 4. he Phoenix club
Mrs. j. c. ,arni chsel will be z
hostess at cards this morning at 10:3t
LA compliment to Mrs. Louis suricy.
CHILDREN'S RECITAL
The recital given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Flonrnoy Rivers pupil.
was as wonderfus as tho .hcrlonstra
lions of this charming woman always
The More the MerrieI'
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