The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-18

The second of Dr. and Dfrs. L. c. Wood- sons daughters to be introduced was Miss Carol Woodson, who made her TOT nal bow to society last evening at a cotillon at the Country club. The event recalled brilliant reception given last winter under similar auspices when Miss Clara Lee Woodson was presented. pr. and Mrs. Woodson are capital hosts and their reception last evening vied with the one last year, which was perfect in its good cheer.
 Pink roses were used lavishly in deco- rating the living room and dining rooms of the club. A bon bon table held a great basket of the blooms and sweet meats of harmonizihg tones. A punch table was placed in the sun parlor, and coffee was poured in the private dining room. At 12 o'clock a supper was served from the club buffet.
 The ballroom was a place of gayety and life throughout the evening. The younger dancing set was in evidence, and never have the girls looked so pretty. MT. Gresham of Prattville, dancing with Miss Carol Woodson, the honoree, led a graceful cotillon.
 Dr. and Mrs. Woodson, their daughters and several house gdests, with a coterie of the debutantes, received the guests in the living room. Mrs. Woodson looked very queenly in lavender robe with black chiffon oyerdress embroidered Tn & rich motif of pink roses. She carried a large bouquet of Killarneys. The pretty debutante was the center of admiration, her sweet, graceful manner and gentle dignity winning the regard of all who met her. She was gowned for her re- ception in white satin with a quaint over dress of chiffon embroidered in crystals, and carried an enormous cluster of crirn- Son carnations. Miss Clara Lee Woodson was gowned for the evening in peacock blue crystal chiffon yelling, black satin gown, and Mrs. Julian Smith Of Selma, who was also in line. was attired In white crepe de chine with lace trimmings. Miss Kate Bibb was one of the visitors in the Woodson home who received much admiring comment. She wore yellow marouisette over blue. Miss Mary Bibb was very pretty in pink satin trimmed with garlands of roses in a deeper shade.
 
 Ceiving was Miss Doris Weatherly, who appeared in green chiffon robe made over satin and garnitured with white lace. Miss Mary Lou Cobb, in white satin with an overdress of white chiffon, en traine and bordered with white mar about, was most distinguished.
 r Other debutantes receiving and look ing very lovely were Miss Lillian Orr, Miss Belle Roberts, Miss Josephine Cos by, Miss Virginia Underwood, Miss Lucy Lyman Powell and Miss Annie Blinn.
 Miss Virginia Abbott was one of the attractive members of the debutante CO., terie, wearing a white satin gown en traine and fashioned with tunic of crystal chiffon. Miss Ellie Gordon Rob- ipson in white lace over yellow, and with a great bouquet of roses was veritable picture. Mrs. Gordon Robinson also wore white lace. Miss Vernon Marks was one of the beauties of the evening. Her gown was black velvet with garnitures of prin- cesse and real lace. and her flowers were pink Killarney roses.
 Among others receiving with Dr. and Mrs, Woodson were Miss Annie Wilker- son, Miss Lena Willxerson, Miss Eliza beth Bowie, Miss Kate Perry, Miss Mar tha Dabney, Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss Sue Allen Ball, Miss Jean Marks, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss Bettie Woodson, Miss Olivia Robinson, Miss Eva Lathrop, Mrs. John Marks, Mrs. Forney Johnston, Mrs. Paul Lee Cooke, Mrs. J. P. Lee, MT. William Johnston, MT. John S. Marks, Mrs. William s. Lowell, Mrs. John Lon don, Mrs. A. c. Smith, Mrs. John Jemi- son, Jr., Mrs. J. H. McCary,. Mrs. J. F. Graham, Mrs. N. w. Trimble, Mrs. Tru- man Aldrich, Jr., Mrs. w. E. B. Davis, Mrs. R. c. Woodson and Dr.. J. D. s. Davis.
 Among the young women who, with the usual popular. bachelors, completed the personnel of Dr. and Mrs. Woodson's guests, were: Almon Hooper, Carey Johnson, Serena Kirkpatrick, Mary Kirkpatrick. Mary Kinney. Margaret Latady, Mary Lanier, Emma Leedy, An nie Le Grande, Helen Lake Little, Rose Owen McDavid, Virginia McDavid, Bes- sic McCrossin, Emee McCrossin, Elsie Mo- Intire. Byrd Moore, Eleanor Matthews, Elizabeth Morris, Virginia Means, Ellen Percy. Imogen Poe, Kate Perry, Lucy Lyman Powell, Marie Pinckard Helen Rosa Randolph, Florence Rogers, Sadie Allison, Dunbar Averitt, Mary Burney, Carrie White Bean, Elizabeth Bowie, Mary Bradshaw. May Belle Cosby, Lula Cook, Madge Chisolm, Margaret Cam eron, Mary Cameron, Mary Campbell, Alice Coughlin, Mary Lou Cobb, Florence Coffin, Helen Coulbourne. Edith Bow ron, Mary Myrtis Cook. Elizabeth Dear born, Gamaliel Dixon, Alma Roberts, Evelyn Reynolds, Ella Smith, Ruth Smith. Kathleen Stringfellow, Emily somerville, Leila Smith, Mary Tardy, Edith Thompson. Jennie Trimble Vir- ginia Underwood, Kathleen VanHoose, Mabel Wheelock Amelia worthington, Leila Wood, Susie White, Mary Ware, Annie Wilkerson. Marjorie Weatherly, Virginia White. Fannie Dunn. Annie Don- nelly, Adele Ellis, Jonsie Evans Sallie Evans. Ruth Evans. Fannie Evans, Gladys Enslen, Helen Eustis. Lydia Eus- tis, Kate Erwin, Hannah Elliott. Alma Feagin. Fredricka Ferguson, May Fox, Jamie Going, Mary George Greene, Leta will Goldsmith, Sue Hardy, Mary How slls, Ruth Howells. Melvina Howells. Norma Hood, Helen Humes.
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