The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-02
Society.
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 home in the W D. Nesbitt residence on
 Beech street. Mrs. TurneT Is a vloinist
 of talent and high cultivation, SC she Is
 valuable in, musical circles as well as in society MT. and Mrs oscar Turner, who have both become very popular during their residence in Birmingham. were also noted, Mrs. Turner looking very chic in a light frock and smart little nat topped with a handsome willow plume. Mrs. Campbell Maben was one of the beauties noted on the lawn, arriving late with her big car filled with guests. A pretty visiting matron was Mrs. Howard Koih. who was there with her mother, Mrs L. J. Snow. She was stunnngly gowned for tea wearing a light costume in which there was a quantity of green-that cool, summery, woodland shade. Her large hat which had the most fascinating curve to Its broad brim was lined with this tone. Mrs. E. J. Dunn and Miss Fannie Dunn motored out during the afternoon and Miss Augusta Clarke, who has just re- turned after long absence, was there looking very pretty and girlisn m light lingeries and big hat Mrs. John Caldwell
 motored out and remained for a lew moments Her smart gray tailored frock ana small hat with curving brinl, were
 worn with a distinction characteristic. Mrs. Crockard was also one of the graol- ous women noted chatting to one little group after another and Mrs. Harrison Matthews another charming visitor.
 Mrs. Henry Badham was there looking very sweet and cool in thin white gown,
 whose faces were low about the throat. Her hair was becomingly arranged and she wore no hat. Another matron who was hostess and appeared in n white lace gown was Mrs. Paschal Shook, who looked lovely and was sweet and charm- ing as she always is. Mrs. A. H. Ford motored out, bringing two friends Tn her electric. She was smartly gowned for the afternoon in linen frocl witp Irish lace trimmings and worn with 3 ccsal hat from which fioated a white silk veil. Miss Helen Benners and a friend rode horseback out to the club, their black costumes and sailor hats giving an inter- esting and picturesque note as did Mrs Marie MeBee's attractive golf clothes when she came in from the links to join the party. Mrs. Solon Jacobs was there, wearing a smart white costume and white hat adorned with wings. She was surrounded during her stay on the lawn by people who were offering consTatula- tions for the success of these teas. AS chairman of the house committee she has been their real inspiration and the club mas SHOWn, III tn6 countess llIlle liil- provements in and about it, her efficient work and that of her committee.
 Miss Mabel Wheelock was one of the attractive girls noted. She was wearing a striking and beautiful costume-a white
 lace princesse whose severe lines were becoming to her. With her was Miss Kathleen Stringfellow who also looked charming. Miss Emma Leedy was very distinguished and her pretty summer cos- tune and wide white hat, and Mrs. Charles o. Locke presented a very attrac- tive picture as she sat in q big chair under one of the trees. Her white mar quisette costume was embroidered in blue and she wore a smart little white hat. Among others noted were Mrs. John H. Minge, Mrs. W. B. Leedy, Jr. Mrs. N. W. Trimble, Mrs. Nathan l.. Miller, Mrs. G. H. Conner, Mrs. George Huntington Clark, Mrs. E. w. Barrett Mrs Mary Claire Wilner, Miss Katherine Earle, Mrs. Frank Clarke, Mrs. T. U. Walter, Miss Marion Walter, Miss Agnes Walter, MT. and Mrs, Fred Levert, Mrs. Victor Han son, Miss Thomas Hehin, Mrs. John Lon don, Mrs. Harold Samson, Mrs. Frank Jones, Miss Frances Nimmo Greene, MT. H. s. Matthews, MT. George B. Ward, Mir. J. A. Levert, MT. Henry Badham, MT. E. W. Barrett, MT. Leedy, MT. kettig, and a number of others.