The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-30

view Circle It was a Thanksgiving dance, and, with no school duties either yesterday or today, the whole company of 100 youngsters, boys and girls, were in vacation mood, with later hours and more care free moments at their disposal, so that not for years, perhaps, has so per feet dancing party for little folk been enjoyed.
 Calman's orchestra played and the dance hours began at 7:3O, continuing later than is customary. With pink roses every where a big bowl of fruit ices kept filled to the brim and presided over by lovely little Miss Joe Douglas Williams, the first plans for the attractive affair were de- lightful Assisting in hos )itable offices were Dr. B. c. Copeland and their pretty mother, whose gifts as a hostess the clever little ladies reflect. Tn dainty dane ing frocks, and with the thoughtfulness and sweetness which distinguishes both in the role of hostess both Miss Carolyn Copeland and Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland made each young guest feel as an especial guest is wont to feel.
 The cotillion was a lovely spectacle With scores of children taking part, Miss Anita Eustis and Harry Nevins in the lead, the figures introduced displayed the grace and skill of some of the younger folk who are most expert in terpsichorean accomplishment. The favors were ex- tremely clever, including mirrors for the girls. pencils in the guise of cigarettes for the boys, miniature footballs and base balls, pin cushions, boxes of bonbons and dainty fans, the array formed an exhi- bition of the foibles and faneies of youth
 Among the young people who took part in the pleasures of the evening were Myra Belle Pope, Martha Collier, Jose phine Orr Harriet Forbes, Martha Minge, Charles Locke Jr, Mary Elizabeth Cald- well, Madeline Jacobs, Virginia Jacobs, Bates Whatley, Elinor Fitts, Adolph Loveman, John Coe, Frances Coe, Philip Frost, William Shackeford, Katherine 1 Mccormack Thema Odum, Frances F'ies, Roberta Conly, Mary Anna Coulbourne, Susie Cunningham, Joseph Atkins, Sue Rose Atkins, Randolph Whitman, Dorothy West, Eugene Johnson, Elizabeth John ston Allen Haskell, Jr Ester Kennedy, Mabel Kennedy, Ida Neal, Alice Olney, Ernest Patterson, Austis Kelly, Joe Doug las Williams, Gus Jordan, Florence Jor- ] dan, Elizabeth Jordan. Louis Nevins. | John Levert, Mary Allen WoHlrington, Adele Fies, Aline Fies, Dorothy Myers,
 llanor Saks, Marguerite Lewis, Richard | Brown Jr., Chesta Esdale, William Es- dale, William P. Moore, Richard John ston, Jr Eugene Johnston, Harry Har- din, jr., Sara Weakley, Winisred Wither- spoon, Harold Witherspoon, Frances Eber- l ldtls INuli tNdNC t2iIAiiS iAdA Aitt l Smith, Hampton~S Smith, Hewett Smyth 1 George Eustis,~ John Eustis. Cranford
 Johnson. Allen Johnson, Reginald Lanier Elise Shropshire, Mildred Kettis, Julia l Drennen, Mary Peters, Janice Joy, Leon
 Wyman. Evelyn Hassinger, Rosa Wilson ] Emily Williams, Torrance Redd, Rather inc Redd, George Stubbs, Jr., Martha Prince, Elizabeth Prince, Jordan Prince | Charles DeBardeleben, Jr., Prince DeBar- deleben, Margaret Davis, Elizabeth Davis Frances May, Bob Baugh, Jr, Jim Webb
 Baugh, Mary Ida Wood, Baxter Badham
 John Terry Badham, Mary Elizabeth
 Fowllxes, Amy Young, Florence Young Katherine Lynch, AIify Byron Frazier
 Virginia Jemison Anita Sloss, Anita La
 tady, Ethelberta Latady, Elizabeth Me 1 Cloud, Martha Lapsley Mary Stiles
 Katherine Morrow, Margaret Morrow Dorothy Beatty, Jack Beatty, Helen Cox
 Rose Smith. Jeannette Hartsfeld Berry
 Baugh. Jr., Adolph Beck, Jr., b ]. Ponce Ter Ruth kyser Leo Steiner, Jr, Huston l Drennen. William Drennen, Joseph
 smith, Jr.. Katherine Leedy. Wellei smith. w. D. smith, Jr.