The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-16

Gladys Enslen. to society was a brilliant one. Miss Enslen's social career has be- gun under the most pleasant of auspices and one feels no hesitation either in predicting that it will continue to be in- teresting or in expecting that 1t will be most happy.
 The Country club, which was the scene of the reception, was attractive in It's party attire of autumn leaves and blossoms. The woods are at their best just now and the brightest foliage was chosen. White chrysanthemums were banked on the mantel in the living room and the ball room, and made handsome centerpiece on the table in the dining room, where coffee and sandwiches were served. On the coffee table were pink carnations, and the punch table was frightened with yellow blossoms.
 Standing with the honoree to receive her guests were her parents. MT. and Mrs. Enslen, party of debutantes in cluding Miss Clara Shelby, Miss Maybe Cosby, Miss Kathleen VanHoose, Miss Mary Kinney Miss Norma Hood and Miss Elizabeth Morris; and also several relatives, MT. and Mrs. Eugene F. Ems len, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Kidd and Mir and Mrs. Charles Thomas.
 | Miss Enslen, who is quite a beauty, looked especially pretty last night in her debutante gown of white chiffon cloth
 
 arm cluster of pink Killarney roses. Mrs. Enslen, who is always gracious and love- iy met her guests wearing a black lace reception gown made over green satin. Mrs. Benjamin Kidd, who Is the dsbu- tante's only sister, was one of the beauties of the occasion in an evening robe of black velvet. and Mrs. Eugene Enslen, Jr., wore pink lace,
 The. dance was hop. There were, however, few cotillon figures intro duced. giving just enough variety to make the pleasures of the ball room more than usually enjoyable. The grand march was led by MT. Robert Ware few of MT. and Mrs. Enslen's mar ried friends among the guests, her list | having been principally limited to the younger dancing set. Among the girls | invited were Misses Dorothy Orr Flora Orr, Estelle Nabb, Edith Bowron, Cary Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Tardy, Jamie Robertson. Kathleen Nixon, Sue Hardie, June Jackson, Vernon Marks, | Fannie Marks, Helen Eustis, Theoleen Elliott, Agnes Bethea. Bessie Bethea, Margarete Nabers, Gertrude Rosenstihl, 1 Mae Collins, Ellen Dickerson, Jamie Harrie, Nell Harris, Mary Ware, An nie Mae Walthal, Elise Farrier, Louise Long, Mary Ruth McLester, Anne Me Way. Virginia Means, Hattie Montgom- cryt NoiioH ItODSTtSOu, BeSS1o Mae l Thompson. Louise Archibald, Agnes Terrell, Margaret Terrell, Susie White, out of town; Kate Earle Terrell, Donald Seals. Fannie Dunn. Rose Owing Mo- David, Mary Kirkpatrick, Leila Wood, Clara L. Woodson, Virginia Underwood, Serena Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Bowie, Carrie White Bean, Mary Lou Cobb, Alice Coughlan. Mae Belle Cosby, Gam. eliae Dixon. Ruth Evans. Sallie Evans, Mae Fox, Elizabeth Going, Sue Har- ris, Margaret Latady, Helen Lake Lit tie, Elenor Matthews, Amiee McCros- sin, Elizabeth Morriss. Emily Morriss. Sydie Moore. Ellen Percy, Emily Som- erville. Ruth Smith, Virginia White, Myrtle Miles Luetta Gregg, Grace Hardie. Mary Weise1. Belle Rob- erts, Misses Ford. Marie Pfnck- ard. Mary Bradshaw, May Belle Roden. | Julia Parker. Gilfers, Marian Hamilton, Marie Smith, Mary George Cruikshank. Marie Farmer. Lucy Dickerson. Eliza l teth Dickerson, Roberta Porter, Mary Todd. Jennie Trimble, Mary Ratliff. Mar lory Weatherly. Ellen Lynn Motion, Elizabeth Dearborn. Jennie Brownlow. Mabel Wheeiock. Annie Wilkerson, Re becca Moody, Leta Will Goldsmith. Lucy Lyman Powell, Edna Miles, Edith Thomp- son, Leila Smith, Annie Blinn. Lois Thompson, Florence Coffin, Felicia Strict. Sadie Gillespy. Ethel Sights. Fred sika Ferguson, Willie vandergrift Flor ence Smith. Rebecca Otey, Emily Mor- riss, May Fox, Clara Shelby, Miss Gore. Minna Thompson, Miss Nice, Emma Kate Johnson, Sarah, Luckie, Annie LeGrande. Ruth Haynes, Mary Myrtes Cook, LilIia n Moore, Jamie Hood, Kathleen vanHoose Bessie May Perkins, Fannie Eaves, Az