The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-13
MISS EULA WEAKLEY
 GIVES A DANCE

Judge and Mrs. Samuel D. Weakley and Miss Eula Weal>ley were hosts at a dance last evening at the Country club which was one of the cheerful breaks ir the monotony of a summer season ir town They entertained for their house guests Miss Willie Benham Reeder ot Florence Miss Pauline Darnell and Miss Florence Carr Riddle of Tennessee, a tric of as attractive girls as one may find 1T the circle of summer visitors. The en- tertainment was quite informal as are all the affairs of this season. Miss Weak ley included all of her friends In the dancing set and the number in the ball room included about 200.
 Judge and Mrs. Weahley and the foul girls welcomed their guests unattended by any other receiving party and theii hospitable cordiality was delightful.
 The club was embellished by no decor ations other than the crepe myrtle and wistaria which decorated the dining room and whose combination of rich color was lovely MT. Vernon Badham with Miss Eula Weakley opened the dance and in. troduced several pretty cotillon figures the three honorees each assisting with 6 figure. Among the young women invited to the dance were Misses Annie Blinn Elizabeth Bowie, Mary Berney, Maybellt Beddow, Evelyn Beasley, Orline Barnett Martha Bradshaw, Mary Bradshaw Edith Bryson, Mary Campbell, Margaret Cameron, Bessie Cooper, Mary Lou Cobb Emily Dixon, Annie Donnelly, Fannie Evans. Helen Eustls, Lydia Eustis, Heller EubanlS, Jone Evans. May Fox. Cora Gregg, Sara Ellen Green Florine Hodges Lucille Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Kinney, Louise Long, Margaret Latady Mary Parke London, Clara Murray Kathleen Moore, Louise Musgrove, Mary Munger Elizabeth Morris. Avis Myatt Emee McCrossin, Cecilia McCrossin, Ire ta McCrossn, Rose Owen McDavid, Hell on McCary. Marjorie Mccoy. Marguerite Nabers. Kathleen Norvell, Lucy Lyman Powell Kate Perry. Lucy Pinckard, Jes- sic Mae Perkins. Mep Perkins, Ellen Per cy, Margaret Robertson. Belle Roberts Kathleen Rutledge. Hettie Sibley Emily Sommerville, Rose Sibley, Annie Sibey Florence Strange. Helen Thompson Edith Thompson, Bland Tomlinson, Mar garet Terrell. Kate Earl Terrell, Rebecca Thornton, Joy Tomlinson, Sarah Wilson Doris Weatherly, Leila Wood, Eula Whatley, Virginia White, Marguerite Williams, Katherine Whitfield, Carrie Yates. Among the young men were Messrs. Arthur Adams, Pelham An derson Frank Anderson, Mark An drews, Porter Allen, Jack Allison, Hudson Barker, Clarence Barker Kennon Bow ling, Francis Brown, Leslie Barker, Leon- ard Barker, Buster Brown. Burr Black burn Malcolm Bethea, Rufus Bethea Warren Brown. Montgomery; Jeff Beall, Ed Brwoon, Dick Bowron, Vernon Bad ham, William Badham, Henry Badham Hadyn Brooks, Lee Allen Brooks, John Bradley, Cherry Crawford, Basil Clark Billie Cobbs, Webb Crawford, John Cope land. Frank Culver, Hollis Bush, Her bert Cobbs, Joe Cook, Joe Coulbourne Erwin Caldwell, Beach Chenoweth, Mel vile Davis, Frank Davis. Marshall Dab ney. A. C. Decker, Carl Enslen, John Fer guson, William Frances, Charlie Ford Claude Estes, Ward Fitzpatrick Knox Fltzpatrick, Walton Ford Lewis Ford Hanson Ford. Hasey Ford, Louis Eber- sole, Tom Estes, Carroll Eubank, Harry Gaines, Jimmy Gillespie. John Sharp Gil lespie. Henry Gray. Percy Guice, Robert Green, Cot Henley. Byrd Haley, Vaughan Harrison, Glenn Harris. Grif Harsh. Os-