The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-22

MT. and Mrs. Hampton Sydney Smith as hosts and Miss Harriett Fitts, their love | ly niece, as the honoree. Several hundred
 guests were bidden to meet the charming | young girl who is practically a stranger | in Birmingham. In making her deba l.among the old friends of her parents, she | was particularly gracious and. at home. Miss Fitts mother was Miss Eleanor | Hewitt, elder daughter of Col. and Mrs, | Hewitt who were among the prom | inent folk in the early social history Of this section. Mrs. Smith was Miss Harrfett Hewitt, a younger sister of Mrs. Fitts, and also belle. It is gracious compliment to the friends of Mrs. Fitts' youth that she has brought | her daughter here after number of years residence elsewhere to spend her young womanhood Miss Fitts is receiv- | ing delightful welcome and one which she richly deserves, both because of her own graces and those of her charming
 mother.
 l A cotilon was an incident of the re- ception last evening and in the ball room were noted the most prominent people In society. MT. Burt Throckmorton led with | Miss Fitts. There were a number of at tractive visitors, both matrons and maids. The ball gowns were notably handsome
 and the women who wore them never I looked more attractive.
 l Mrs. Smith received in cream lace
 gown built in artistic fashion over yell
 low satin and frightened with touches
 of gold. Mrs. Fitts in white chiffon em- 1 broidered in blue and fashioned over blue satin was much admired. Mrs F'itts' robe was an attractive creation of white blue silk and laces. An interesting figure
 in the receiving party was Mrs Oscar w. Underwood, who wore one of the hand
 somest robes seen in the ball room. It
 was created of hand made lace and over white messaline satin and yelled with | crystal net-a most clever gown and one
 which was worn with fine effect. Miss | Hattie Montgomery was one of the at | tractive members Of the receiving party. | Her evening gown was made of white l satin, en traine and with a tunic embroid-
 cred in pearl crystals. Miss Virginia Ab- | bolt was an attractive debutate in the | receiving, party. In white satin even- | ing gown with crystal trimmings her graceful, spirituele type was shown to
 great advantage. Mrs.. Charles o. Locke 1 and her guest, Mrs. William Bonnie of Louisville, were two of the most hand l somely gowned matrons assisting to well | come the guests. Others were Mrs. Mer- Till Northington, MT. William G. Mont, gomery, Mrs. Samuel Earle, Mrs Ross I ~ r,nif1 Ca, Buck Mrs. Herbert Hiden, Mrs. Harold
 Samson, Mrs. Henry Fitts, Mrs. Fred
 Levert, Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs. Robert
 Jemison, Jr., Mrs. Hill Ferguson, Mrs.
 Robert Baugh, Miss Margaret Latady, l Miss Helen Eustis, Miss Serena Kirkpat-
 rick, Miss Virginia McDavid.
 The club, with the dancing flames of the
 big hearth fires aglow in living room and
 sun parlor, and the festive effect of palma and smilax in every apartment with vel
 low and white chrysanthemums nodding from tall vases made beautiful back ground for the assembly of pretty women
 and their escorts. Besides the married
 couples among the young members of
 the younger set were noted:
 L Miss Averitt, Miss Virginia Abbott Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Beddow, Miss Bowie,
 Miss Benners, Miss Brown, Miss Bowron, Miss Coffin, Miss Mary Lou Cobb Miss | Colbourn, Miss Campbell, Miss Mary Cam eron, Miss Dunn, Mis- Dabney, Miss
 Dearborn, Miss G. Dixon, Miss Earle, Miss Eustis, Miss Elliott, Miss Ferguson,
 Miss Mary George Greene, Miss Elizabeth | Going Miss Glass; Miss Susie Hardie Miss | Cary Johnson, Miss Dorothy Johnson, 1 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Miss Serena Kirk | patrick, Miss Kinney Miss Latady, Miss Leedy, Miss May Lanier, Miss Hattie l Montgomery, Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss | Carroll Montgomery, Mrs. McBee, Miss | Emee McCrossin, Miss Martha Milner, Miss Marks, Miss Dorothy Orr Miss Lil- Han Orr, Miss Eleanor Mathews, Miss Eliz- | abeth Morris, Miss Virginia Means, Miss | Copeland, Miss Hamilton, Miss Annie Le- | grand, Miss Roberta Porter, Miss Percy,
 Miss Kate Perry, Miss Louise Roberts,
 Miss Belle Roberts, Miss Randolph, Miss I Emily Somervile, Miss Terrell, Miss Tom
 linson, Miss Bessie May Thompson, Miss | Edith Thompson, Miss Underwood, Miss
 VanHoose, Miss Ware, Miss Leila Wood.
 Miss Clara Lee Woodson, Miss Carroll Woodson, Miss Doris Weatherly Miss
 Majorie Weatherly Miss Wheelock, and
 Mir. A. A. Adams, Jr., Mir B. M. Allen, MT. Pelham Anderson. MT. Frank Ander-
 son, MT. Walter Allen, MT. Reginald Ban- ister MT. J. H. Barr. MT. D. W. Berry,
 Mr. Morris Bush. MT. J. A. Berry, MT. Cary
 F. Baker. MT. Carl Brown, MT. F. A. Bond,
 Mr. R. A. Brown, MT. Wilson Brown, MT | William Bell, MT. R. T. Brooke, MT.
 Julian Bibb, MT Murray Brown, Mir w. D. Collier. MT. Beach Chenoweth, Mr. Smith Cullom. Jr., Mir. A. H. Carz penter MT. Ed Crawford, MT. w. J. | Coniff, Mr. Jelks Cabaniss MT. Herbert | Cabaniss, Mr.. Herbert Cobbs, MT. William | Co0bs, MT. John Denson, Mir w. B. Dicks, MT. Nell Drennen, MT. Will Dunn, MT. | Alex Dearborn, MT. Claude Estes, Mir. Tom Estes, MT. Walton Ford, MT. ChariN> Ford, MT. F. S. Foster, MT Louis Ford, MT. Henry Going, Mir Clearance Going, MT. w W. Hazard, MT. A. E. Hill, Mir. Robert Hemphill, MT. Courtney Henley, Mr. G. Harsh, MT. R. Harsh, Mr. Maurice Henderson, Mir. Robert Johnson, MT. Tom Jones, MT. SOrsby Jemison, MT. William Johnston, MT. J. Monroe Jones, Mir. Val Kolb, MT. John Kmball, MT. Roy Knight,
 MT. Elliott Knight, MT. w. T. Leake MT.
 Roland Lyde. Mir. John C. Lusk, Mr. Sterl- ing Lanier, MT. John Marks, MT. R. J.
 Mcclure. MT. M. 1T. Murphy, MT.
 Montague, Mir Robert Mabry, Mr. Rance Mabry, Mr. l.. B. Musgrove, MT. Joe
 Mudd, MT. James Montgomery, Mr. Mudd
 Martin, MT. R. P. McDavid, Jr, Mir. V.
 J. Nesbitt MT. Rayburn Pinckard. Mir.
 IT. J. Porter Jr, Mir Peter Pinckard,
 MT. John Porter. Mir. Chase Perkins, MT.
 M. P. Phillips, MT. Erskine Ramsey, Mr.
 Meredith Roberts, Mir J. A. Reid. MT,
 H. c. Ryding. Mr. w. V. M. Robertson,
 Jr, MT. w. Roberts, MT. c. Roberts,
 MT. H. H. Shorter, Mir Herbert Smith.