The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-08

rounding it, and served in dinner
 glasses with straws as a departure from
 the conventional punch cups. The score
 cards, hand painted in designs of little darkies' heads and sliced watermelon,
 were in charge of Misses Matura and Carrie Benton, particularly pretty on this occasion in their afternoon frocks of white linen.
 The first prize. a cut glass fern dish, was won by Mrs. John Neal; the guest prize, a cut glass pin tray, by Mrs.
 Slade, and the consolation, a cut glass almond dish was drawn by ribbons with seeds attached from a matermelon Scalloped and filled with bits of the center cut in fancy shapes, fell to Mrs. Richard Faull.
 Mrs. Benton, in a white marquisette
 over blue, was assisted by Mrs K. w. Waldrop, attired in white, and Mrs.
 Tom Carlisle of Gadsden, gowned in a becoming creation of pink lingerie and laces.
 A plate course consisting of jellied chicken, cakes, iced water, melon and ices moulded in pink and green, with genuine seed to effect a slice of melon, was served after the games. Among those present. besides the club members, were: Mesdames S. E. Grount, L. Y. Lipscomb, N. c. Slade of | Birmingham, Peyton Mims, J. s. Win- ters, James k. Trotter, T. D. Lewis, ! w. H. H. Judson, W. P. Golson and l..
 D. McCollum; Misses Lulline Embrey 1 Lucia Bruns, Grace Judson, Carrie and
 Matura Benton, Lulu Allen anw Miss i Faull of Feeders.
 A coterie of attractive visiting girls | Miss Gertrude Newman of Hot Springs,
 Ark, Miss Ida Friedman of Dallas, | Tex, and Misses Ray and Juliet Marcus ! of Montgomery are enjoying series of
 pleasant affairs in their honor during | their stay in this city.
 | Wednesday evening Mrs. Martin l Barr entertained informally at her
 home and dancing sped the hours all l too rapidly for the young people. 1 Last evening Norman Lefkovits and 1 Israel Kahn were the joint hosts or a l hay-ride in wagons to the summit of | Shades mountain and picnic spread | with ices, cakes and melons at Hale
 Spring, upon their arrival there. The
 guests numbered 25 and Mesdames Mar ! tin Barr, Sam Seigel and E. Goldberg were the chaperones.
 | An automobile party to West Lake, to prove the many delights of this favorite | resort for pleasure seekers, is planned TOT l this evening" as well as several other l little impromptu parties.
 | As an expression of a bon voyage and | farewell MT. and Mrs. John Perry were | hosts at dinner tonight at their home | for Misses Matura and Carrie Benton
 who leave early tomorrow morning tc
 tour Canada with Mrs. Meadows party 1 and Miss Lullne Embry, who will go | to Alliance Sunday to teach until Octo- | Der. The table appointments were 1n
 white and yellow. Covers were laid fol eight and grouped around the table were | MT and Mrs. Neal, the honorees; Misses | Grace Judson, Frankie Kelley and Luleef | Weaver of Birmingham.
 | A lawn fete. distinctive for it's inform | aity and assembling of congenial guests l was the method of entertain tonight a | her home chosen by Miss Isabel Curr, | in compliment to Miss Martha Green O l Georgia, the house guest of Miss Martha
 Glover of Birmingham. Miss Glover and
 Miss Hughlet May Adams, also of Bir
 mingham, were honor guests as well, bu | the affair was special courtesy to Mis-
 Green, in celebration of her birthday. l Japanese lanterns dotted the lawn ant groups of the young folks engaged in re newing old friendships or forming nev l ones as many of the guests have spen the past winter in boarding school o | college, were scattered in the house. ol
 the veranda and lawn Miss Elizabetl | Rogers the bright and vivacous guest 0 | MT. and Mrs. B. Clay Jones, was tn
 central figure in pretty picture mad
 with the punch table, ferns, cut flower and lanterns.
 Miss Curry one of the beautiful girl of the younger set, was gowned in al embroidered lingerie over pink and stoo'
 at the head of the receiving line, com
 posed also of Miss Green in pink sill
 null, Miss Glover in yellow marquisette | Miss Adams in blue messaline with over
 dress of white and Miss Lykes in Whit lingerie over pink.
 An orchestra stationed on the side yer
 anda rendered the music for the occasio and a delicious menu of ices and cak
 was served during the evening" Miss Glover and Miss Green will retur
 to Birmingham tomorrow and Miss 4.lam
 | will remain as Miss Curry's Gues
 through the week end.