The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-17
TERNOON BRIDGE ON CLUB MIRANDA Miss Elizabeth Bowie Host ess to Visiting Girls THE SOCIAL CALENDAR Miss Elizabeth Dearborn's Dancing Party for visitors-Miss Levi
 Hostess at Bridge-Called
 Meeting of Club
THE SOCIAL CALENDAR
By MYRTLE MILES

Miss Elizabeth Bowle's bridge party yesterday afternoon at the Country club was one of the most delightful events or the holiday season. She entertained for Miss Emily Anstice of Philadelphia and Miss Clara Murray of Baltimore, who have been the recipients of many lovely attentions this week.
 The tables were placed on the clubs veranda, and here the hostess stood 10 welcome her guests, making charming picture in her afternoon gown of hlmy
 pink marquisette, and with her hair touched by the summer breeze she was very lovely reproduction of her beautl- ful mother, Mrs. Sydney Johnston Bowie, who stood with her to greet the guests as they entered. Miss Thompson and her two house guests completed the receiving party.
 Punch was served before the games began, the refreshing ice giving well come of its own to the arriving guests, who, despite the coolest and filmest of summer frocks. acknowledged the heat.
 A more charming place could not be found for an afternoon of bridge than this commodious veranda, which looks out over one of the lovliest scenes to be found about beautiful Birmingham, the grass-covered lawns and in the distance the golf course, which Is the pride of the athletic contingent at the club. The summer girls surrounding the card tables on the veranda were like the flowers in a parti-colored bouquet. In the coteris to whom invitations were sent were Miss Thompson, Miss Anstice and Miss Mur- ray, the guests of honor; Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Cary Johnson, Miss An nie Donneily, Miss Florence Hand, Miss Mary Lou Cobb, Miss Carrie May Will son, Miss Kate Perry, Miss Margaret Lat ady, Miss Eleanor Matthews, Miss Rose Owen McDavid, Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Lucy Ly- man Powell, Miss Elizabeth Morris Miss Joy Tomlinson. Miss Alice Hearne,, Miss Clara Lee Woodson, Miss Fredrika Fer guson, Miss Adele Ellis, Miss Gladys Ems len, Miss Gamaltel Dixon, Miss Jessie May Perkins. Miss Florence Coffin. Miss Kathleen VanHoose, Miss Donald Seals, Miss Leila Wood, Miss Amelia Worthing- ton, Miss Bessie McCrossin, Miss Emee McCrossin. Miss Sara Dryer, Miss Emee Farrior, Miss Maybelle Cosby. Miss Bessie Bethea, Miss Ellen Linn Motion, Miss Dunbar Avirrett, Miss Mary Bradshaw, Miss Louise Long, Miss Emily Summer vile, Miss May Fox. Miss Lucy Pinckard, Miss Marjorie Weatherly. Miss Lillian Orr, Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss Nellie Worth ington, Miss Pearl Guscott. Miss Hazel Copeland, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Ruth Haynes, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Mar tha Dabney, Mss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Norma Hood, Miss Annie Binn, Miss Helen Lake Little, Miss Virginia White, Miss Virginia Underwood, Miss Kathleen Moore, Miss Byrd Moore Miss Fannie Evans, Miss Marion Robinson, Miss Cora Gregg, Miss Eula Weakley, Miss Kettle Sfbley, Miss Helen Abbott, Miss Lela Smith, Miss Mary Tardy, Miss Carrie White Bean, Miss Haywood Motion, Miss Mary George Greene, Miss Mary Harri- son, Miss Nell Thompson of Anniston.
 The prizes, in keeping with the sum- mer scheme of decoration, were parasols and fans. For the score prize the hos tess awarded a lovely white parasol em- bossed with pink roses, and to the hon. orees she presented spangled gauge and ivory fans. The score cards were deco rated with summer girls, and the con solation trophy, drawn from pink carna- tions, was a pair of silk hose.
 A luncheon was served at the little tables when the games were concluded, and the guests fingered for some time. loath to leave so pleasant a place and so gracious 8 hostess.