The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
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| Miss Dorothy Lynch of Ohio was beau tifully introduced last evening by her hostess. Miss Edith Thompson, at a dance to which several hundred were invited. The guests included only members of 1 the younger set few married friends of Miss Thompson joining her late in the evening for short while.
 l Mr and Mrs. J. o. Thompson and
 their two lovely daughters often extend the hospitality of their home to their friends with more or less formality The dance last evening had all the pleasant 1 features of an informal function, and
 was, withal. planned exquisitely to it's smallest detail Pink Killarney roses were the flowers used to decorate the res | idencc In the drawing room, where the | receiving party stood rosebuds nodded | from slender vases on mantel and tables;
 in the dining room they were clustered In big green hamper on the sideboard,
 from which sandwiches and coffee were served. In the upper hall punch bowl
 stood on a table banked with lovely buds.
 Miss Thompson. who is having her first
 
 only a girl of her attractveness can, re- ceived her guests wearing her first long frock She seemed simply a beautiful little girl grown tall Her gown was
 pink chiffon with a smart border of black at the side of the drapery, and graceful edge of fringe. A pink octrieh feather worn in her hair was a. becoming ornament, and one which gave a dis tlnctly grown up finish to her cos tune. Miss Lynch. ju whose honor she entertained, was lovely in a sea foam green chiffon ball gown, bordered with white marabout-a robe particularly suit
 cd to her blond type. Miss Lois Thomp- son was a pretty member of the receiving party, wearing a pink marquisette danc- ing frocl< built over messaline. A pink ribbon was bound becomingly about her hair. Mrs. J. o. Thompson assisted her
 daughter with her usual grace as hostess Her evening gown was white chiffon over satin, and sine was ex- tremely pretty in it. Miss Mary Lou Cobb was one of the charming members of tie receiving party. Her costume was lavender embroidered in the varying shades of the lilac, and she wore a superb cotsage bouquet. Miss Louise Dugger of Tuscaloosa, who is spending few days in the Thompson home, wore
 handsome white chiffon evening gown with a painted border of pink chrysan- | themums The other girls in the receiv- | ing party each of whom was beautifully attired, were Miss Virginia McDavid, Miss
 Leila Smith, Miss Elise Farrlor, Miss Carol Woodson, Miss Elizabeth Bowie, Miss Kate Perry, Miss Dunbar Avirett. The lower floor of the residence was reserved for dancing, with the buffet ser vice of sandwiches bon bons and coffee in the dining room. In the upper hall was the punch table, and the billiard room was also open so that many of the young people spent a part of happy evening there Among the girls invited to the dance were: Misses Dunbar Aver it, Louise Archibald, Virginia Abbott, Helen Abbott, Annie Blinn, Bessie Bethea Carrie White Bean, Elizabeth Bowie, Mary Bradshaw, Edith Bowron, Sue Blodgett, Florence Coffin, Mary Cam eron, Margaret Cameron, Hazel Cope
 land, Mary Lou Cobb, Maibelle Cosby, Josephine Cosby. Alice Coughlan, Mary Campbell Martha Dabney, Gamaliel Dix on, NlfS1nld McDaNld, Rose owen Mc- David Louise Dugger Annie Donnelly, Fannie Evans. Gladys Enslen, Ruth E,vens, Sallie Evens. Elise Farrior, liar rett Ftts, Fredrika Ferguson, Elizabeth Going, Evelyn Going, Jamie Going, Louise Glass, Christine Glass; Mary George Greene, Ruth Haynes Mary Harrison, Kathleen Hayes. Kathleen VanHoose, Cary Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Leo Jackson of Mobile, Mary Kinney, Mary Kirkpatrick, Serena Kirkpatrick, Louise Long,. Mabel Wheelock, Queenie Neelie, Louise Bibb, Helen Lake Little. Margaret Latady, Elizabeth Morris, Edna Miles, Carol Montgomery, Hattie Montgomery. Eleanor Matthews, Cecile McCrossin, Bes- sic McCrossin, Emee McCrossin, Louise Minge, Byrd Moore, Kathleen Moore, Kathleen Norvell, Lillian Orr, Kettle O Brien, Kate Perry, Roberta Porter, Lucy Lyman Powell, Jessie Mae Per ,>ins, Ellen Percy, Margaret Patton, Mary Rogers, Belle Roberts. Helen Rosa Ran dolph, Ellie Gordon Robinson, Marguerite Robinson, Margaret Robertson. Evelyn Reynolds, Leila Smith, Emily Somerville Lola Screven, Ruth Smith. Rosa Sibley Kathleen Stringfellow Rose Snider,
 Mary Tardy, Helen Thompson, Louis Thompson. Margaret Terrell Agnes Ter rell, Bessie Mae Thompson, Mayo Thach Hazel Tynes, Virginia Underwood Carol