The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-24
NEWS Of THE DAY
in SOCIETY WORLD
Mrs. Worthington Hostess at
Tea for Miss Bogacki
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Luncheon for Miss Peebles-A Linen
shower Compliments Bride-Eiec''
sweet Pea wedding-Per-
sonaI Mention
NOTES HERE AND THERE
ny MYRTLE MILES

The attractive home OF MIS-. WHildH
Washington on South eleventh ave
nue. was thronged with young people
Yesterday afternoon when she enter
tanned at S o'clock tea In compliment
a. hor house guest, Miss olivia Bogacki
of Montgomery.
Spring flowers were used with charii-
ing effect to beautify each apartment
Mrs. Worthington is a hostess OF taste
and experience, and the smallest de-
tail of decoration at her hands shows
her individuality. In the dining room
sweet peas in the pastel shades mace
decorative motive most pleasing On
the yeranda a punch bowl stood on q
table aproned with fresh flowers. This
was presided over by Miss Elizabeth
Morriss. Miss Kathleen VanHoose and
Miss Alice Coughlan.
The. callers were greeted in the re-
ception room by Miss Marion Robinson
Miss Mary George Greene and Mrs. Chap
line Hodges. Mrs. Worthingion stood
with Miss Bogaski in the drawing room
to receive the guests. They made a
pleasing picture, the young matron in
-
debutante wearing pink lingerie.
Assisting in the dining room were
several pretty young matrons. Noted
among them were Mrs. Charles De-
Bardeleben, Mrs. Harrington p. Hefin
and Mrs. William Mudd.
The guests were limited to Mrs. Worth
ington's friends in the younger CO.
terie of society girls-principally the
college set. Among those invited were:
Miss Bogacki, Mrs. Robert Hood, Miss
Virginia Abbott, Miss Alice Graham,
Mrs Munro Lanier, Miss Roberta Por-
ter, Miss Fern Miller, Mrs. Henry Hi
den, Jr., Miss Emily Morris, Miss jamie
Robinson, Miss Rosa Crook of Way
cross, Ga, Miss Adelaid, Cunningham
of Atlanta, Miss Julia Pratt Smith, Miss
Kate Perry Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss
Ellen Linn Motion, Miss Marion Ham
ilton, Miss Marguerite Robinson, Miss
Helen Lake Little, Miss Mary Kinney,
Miss Emily Howell Miss Norma Hood
Miss Bessie McCrossin, Miss Emee Nc
Crossin Miss Theoline Elliott, Miss
Elizabeth Dearborn, Miss Amelia
worthington, Miss Rose owen McDavid
Miss Gladys Enslen, Miss Margaret
Cameron, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss
Florence Rogers, Miss Estelle Nabb,
Miss Ellen Perry, Miss Anne Richard
son, Miss Phoebe Judkins, Miss Mary
Lou Cobb, Miss joy Tomlinson, Miss
Alma Feagin, Mrs Hubert Smith, Miss
May Fox, Miss Helen Eustis, Miss Ly-
dia Eustis, Mrs. Davies, Miss Mar
garet Robinson, Miss Elsie Brooks, Mrs
Herbert Tutwiler, Jr, Miss Mary La
nier, Miss Fannie Dunn, Miss Ethel Pei
ger of Montgomery, Miss Virginia Alb
ercrombie of Montgomery, Miss Leo
Jackson of Mobile. Mrs. Owen Gill
1espy, Mrs. Paul Earle, Miss Rosa Sims
lam of Kansas City.
FOR MISS PEBBLES
A pretty event of yesterday wa
Mrs John Arthur Prescott's luncheon
in compliment to Miss Florence PEBBLES
of Winona, Miss, the house guest 81
Miss Rosa Bains. The occasion was
quite Informal and the guests few in
number but the congeniality of the lit
tie group and the dainty appointments
of the table about which they gath :
cred made 1t memorable one. Mas
turtiums were the central motive and
these bright blooms adorned the pla ties
in each of the tempting courses. Those
included in the hospitality were Miss
PEBBLES, Mrs. Prescott, Miss Rosa Bains
Mrs. John Sealy Palmer, Mrs. j. T.
Palmer and Miss Maud Burke of Mont
pomerv