The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-23
MISS MARY LOU COBB A DANCE HOSTESS


 Miss Mary Lou Cobb's dance last even- ing was given in compliment to Miss Henriann Early, a charming Virginia girl, at the University club. It was quite informal. but, like former Inequalities of this delightful hostess, was characterized
 by daintiness and artistic decoration.
 Wistaria was festooned in dining room and other apartments, to suggest the coming of spring. Gauzy yellow butter flies shaded the glow of chandeliers with their yellow wings, and roses were clus- tered in eome of the rooms. Smilax and greenery decorated the ballroom and re- ception hall, but in the dining room where punch and sandwiches were served, the table held clusters of sweet peas. There were large green baskets tied with bows of tulle on the table and buffet.
 Miss Cobb wore a blue crep de chine dancing froek with a oorsage bouquet of roses. Her honoree, Miss Early, was in pink-an imported Japanese cloth bor- dered in embroidereried flowers, and she also wore corsage bouquet. Miss Har- riet Fixs, who was in the receiving line was in white spangled gauge, and Miss Clara Lee Woodson in red, Miss Elizabeth Bowie appeared in a green evening gown and Miss Virginia Underwood in white crystal net over blue. Miss Carroll Wood son also wore pretty evening gown. Several of the hostess married friends were also receiving with her. Mrs. F. J Thomas wore Q parma violet evening gown and Mrs. Zell Gaston was in green. The married people present were Judge and Mrs. Gaston. Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Jor- dan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston, MT. and Mrs. W. D. Nesbitt, MT. and Mrs. Robley Munger, MT. and Mrs. S. E. Thompson, and Mr and Mrs. Houstoun Johnston.
 MT. Melville Davis and Mr. Clemeps Wood introduced few cotillon figures, which added to the beauty of the dance- hop. Among those present were Misses Elizabeth Bowie, Virginia McDavid, Edith Thompson, slDorothy Lynch. Elise Farrior, Cary. Johnson. Annie Donnelly, Annie Blinn, Kate Perry, Florence Coffin, Kath- leen vanHoose, Fredricka Ferguson, Ruth Evans, Doris Weatherly, Belle Roberts. Polly Libby, Louise Glass, Augusta Mo- Cune Mary Bradshaw, Anne Gaston, Sarah Noise, Mary Bibb, Kitty Bibb, Lil- Han Orr. Roberta Porter, Dunbar Averett, Carol Woodson, Clara Lee Woodsop Mary Tardy, Bessie Bethea, Mary Lou Cobb. Henriann Early, Virginia Underwood, Harriet F'itts, Helen Eustis, Lucy Ly- man Powell. Mary Kinney. Leile Smith. Margaret Robinson. Lula Green, Virgin ia Abbott, Sommers, Cooper, Isabelle Cobbs, Mary Cobbs; Messrs Clement Wood Tom Estes, Melville Davis, Frank Davis, Lee Allen Brooks. John Prowell, Woodruff George, Ashby Long, Jim Scriven, Charles Ford, Louis Ford, Elliott Gordon, Maurice Henderson. Robert Me David. Robert Malone, Charles Heidt, Theodore Nelson. Evans Johnson, Her bert Cobbs. Matt Otey, Scoval. Jlhius Walthal, Hugh Spencer, Albert John ston, Henry Cobb, Thomas Senn, Taste, Morris Bush, James Orr. Frank Glass, Ed Norment McLin Smith, John Porter, Claud Estes, Hugh Miller, Hugh Martin, William Dicks, Kenneth Under wood, Vaughn Harrison. William Vaughn, Louis Plosser. Robert HemphiIl Barton White, Collins. Roland Lyde, Nal colm Iide, Joseph Johns, Zac Smith, Clarence Going, Rufus Bethea. Francis Weiss, Tam Murphy, Jack Wallace, Gus Torgerson, sPeter Pinckard, Arthur Adams, John Simpson. Mlikin. Jack Allison, Eric Cheape.