The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-09


 teresting gossip of southern society in
 that popular resort:
 | Miss Frances Fountain of Bryan Tex,
 was the guest of honor at a dinner given
 Friday. evening at the hotel by Mrs. Ar
 thur Wiliford of Raleigh, N. c. The color | scheme for the dinner was pink and | green and the arrangement of the table | most artistic The center was filled with large bouquet of pink carnations, sur
 rounded at tie base with asparagus fern, | from which sireamers led to the plates
 of each of the 12 guests invited and were
 attracted to the place cards and to bou- quets of pink carnations for the ladies and Egyptian cigarettes for the gentle men. After dinner dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. Willford's guests were; Misses Frances Fountain Medora Duncan, Mary Bonebrakc, Mildred Beall, Helen Knox spain, Mrs. Sara Siebles, and Dr. Foun- tain. Arthur williford. J. M. Strong, Francis Gilman, frederick Oates and Fur ner Fitten.
 Mrs Sara siebels of Columbia enter talned with bridge on Thursday in the green room Of the hotel The drawing room was beautifully decorated with flow CTS, the color scheme being yellow and green Mrs. Pollock of Mobile won the first prize, a handsome bridge set, and the second prize, a bouquet, was pre- sented to Mrs. Ewing of Houston, Tex. Punch and refreshments were served and the card game was enjoyed by the guests, among whom were Mrs. Mallory, Mrs. Thayer, Mrs, Arthur Williford, Mrs. Smith, Mrs Pollock, Miss Tally, Mrs. Richard Needham, MT. Richard Needham, Mrs. McSorley, Mrs. J. E. Lawrence, MT. and Mrs. Gnthman, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Graham, Mrs Francis J. Clemenger, Miss BonebraSe, Miss Milligan, Miss Spain, Miss Fountain, Mrs. Seibels.
 pr. Fountain Of Texas gave coaching party to Mountain Meadows Inn Sunday evening. Those in the party were Mrs. Arthur Wilhford, the Misses Duncan, Reall, Fountain and Frank Gilman, J. M. Strong, Fitron, pr. Fountain.
 The children dance at the hotel took place in the ball room was witnessed by large assemblage. The children, g in number, wearing dainty frocks made a pretty picture as they went through a march which was fancifu enough for a german figure. The march was led by Master Burgess Beall of St. Louis, and
 Miss Josephine Nilliford of Raleigh, N.
 C., with Miss Irma Hartwell of Mobile,
 Ala, and Master James Wright of Knox vile, Tenn. as second leaders. The boys
 wore ribbons harness oranamenJed with bells and were driven by the girls, who carried whips decorated with bells and | ribbons. The guests were received by Miss Lila May Minnaugh of Columbia | S. C., Miss Jane Stanfed of Atlanta. Miss Gothnan of Macon, and Miss Elsie Ma | son-Smith of New Orleans, who also pre-
 scented the favors. At s:S0 o'clock ices were served in the dining room
 Judge and Mrs. Shakleford of Orange Va. left yesterday for short stay al Lake Toxway returning to Asheville | Among the guests at the Battery park 1 are Aubury Wright. Knoxville; A. A. | Fowler, Atlanta. Ga; Peter Yates, Greens horo, MT. and Mrs. H. A. Harth, knox | vile; Lucille L Harth. Knoxville; Dr. and l Mrs. H. II. Hutton, Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Choice, Aiken, N. C.; Annie Wilson. Charlotte; Mrs c. s. Mangum, | Chaple Hill N. C.; Mrs. Martin-Cannon, Concord. N. C.: Mrs. H. A Schroeder, Savannah; Hrs. William Mason-Snith and
 maid. New Orleans; Jean Mason-Smith,
 Elsie Mason Smith, Marguerite Mason Smith, New Orleans; Mrs. T. A, Wright and family Knoxville: Miss Margrette Milligan. Knoxville; MT. and Mrs F. B. | Willingham Macon; Mir. and Mrs. J. G Kemme. Miss Eugenia Willingham. Ma con, Ga.: MT. and Mrs. Morgan G. Gress, two children and maid, Jacksonville. Fla. 1 Mrs. A. Goodman and son, Memphis, Tenn; Mrs. William H. Neids. New Or leans: Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Pennock, Mem-
 pbis, Tenn; Mrs. D. H. Pearce, Danville, and Mrs. Stanfield. Atlanta, Ga. Miss Maude Coxe. Rutherfordton N. C.. Mrs Ashley Tobias. Jr, Charleston, s. C.; Mrs C. II. Barnes and child, Jacksonville. 1 Fla: MT. ard Mrs, J. l.. Mckee. Mem- rhis. Tenn; MT. William BovlSin, Lan-
 caster N. C.: Miss Thorne. Spartanburg, l s. C.. Mrs. ]. B. Lee. Spartanburg, s. C.;
 MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Moore, Montgomery, Ala; Mrs. C. Cobb. Montgomery, Ala.
 Mir. W. c. Jones, Montgomery. Ala.