The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30

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Lester and Mrs Troup Brazelton.
When asked who had been the con-
tributors to her store of dolls she said:
"As nearly as l can recall them all
and yet | fear | am not giving you a
complete list-those who have present.
ed the dolls are Mrs. Hubert Tutwiler,
Mrs. V. ]. Nesbitt, Mrs. A. w. Nelson,
Mrs. Gray, Mrs. r. A. Lewis, Mrs.
Houston Davis, Mrs. Mel Drennen, Mrs.
ID. NJ. Drennen, Mrs. Dick Drennen,
Mrs. Archie Gibson, Mrs. Earle Dren-
men, Mrs. II. L. Allison, Mrs. o. L.
Stephenson, Mrs. e. E. Ellis, Mrs. j.
Il. Dedman, Mrs Russell Hunt Mrs.
Mrs. II. j. Porter, Jr., Mrs. Robert
Gregory, Mrs. j. II. Dean, Mrs. Barnes
Morgan, Mrs Aldridge, Mrs. William
Drennen, Mrs. D.. G. Ewing. Mr.. Al
Fields Mr.. John Burney, Miss Mary
Fuller, Miss Christie Mcdonald Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Thurston, Mrs. Hugh
Stokeley, Mrs. w. e. Leake, Mrs. Tom
James McLester, Mr.. w, a. Curry, Mrs.
Francis Latady, Mrs. Fl. +. DeBar-
delepen, Mrs Reid Lawson, Mrs. j. A.
VanHorn, Mrs. Smollen, Mrs. John
| Fletcher, Jr., Mrs. ]. II. McCary, Mrs.
Robert Carter, Mrs. Alex Cecil, Mrs.
Hubert Scruggs, Mrs r. NJ. Mcclellan
Mrs. Gus Pope, Mrs. John Simpson, Mrs.
Leo Steiner, Mrs. Cabot Lull, Mrs. Ew-
ing Caruthers, Mrs Frank Haley,
Mrs. Dunbar Sibley, Mrs. Ken
non Thedford, Mrs. Ted JOY.
Mrs. E. NJ. Tutwiler, Sr., Miss Daisy Lee
Douglas, Miss Mary Tardy, Mrs. Ben
Reynolds, Mrs. Richard Brown, Mrs viii
Clayton, Mrs. George Macatee, Mrs. Hub
bert Smith, Mrs. Hugh Pearson, Miss
Lena Andrews, Miss Ruth Norton, Miss
Gustrine Miner Miss Sara Phelan, Mrs.
Crawford johnson, Mrs. z. c. Patlin, Jr.,
Miss Irene Whitesde, Chattanooga; Miss
Poindexter, Columbus, Miss; Miss Matte
Edgar, Scranton, Pa; Miss katherine
Dyer, Charleston, w. Va. Mrs. Chap
Hodges Mrs. w. N Malone, Mrs. Allan
Durham. Mrs. G. W. Reese, Mrs. Archie
| Witte, Mrs. Charles Calhoun, Mrs. w Z.
! Phillips, Mrs. T. n. Phillips, Mrs. II. a.
Qrennen. Mrs. c. H. NaDb, Mrs. Morris
Marx, Mrs. Louis Salls, Mrs. Paul Earle,
Mrs. Robert Hood, Mrs. Wilburn Smith,
Mrs. Robert Conner, Mrs. Ida Adams,
Mrs Mellon, Mrs Royder Mrs. Webb
Crawford, Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs Rosa
Eubank Mrs, Hugh Morrow, Mrs. Calvin
Jones, Mrs. j. c. Crouch, Mrs Paul
| Mitchell, Mrs. Paul Gorham Mrs. Charles
| Denegre, Mrs. d. j. Poueeler, Mrs. Ed
! Warren, Mrs. c.. M. Rudolph, Mrs. J. NJ.
Mason, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. w. ]. Young,
/ Mrs. Jack Eaton, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs.
! Richard Massey, Mrs. Ruffin Smith, Mrs
| w. IT. Kettig, Mrs. r.. A. Goodman, Mrs.
| Fl. T. Enslen, Jr., Mrs Cutter, Mrs.
| Hustled j. Lovemans, Mr.. Norris, Mr. S.
l.. Thompson. Mr.. John Taylor, Mr.. Jesse
| Shearer Miss Kate Anderson, Miss Ella
Smith, Miss X. VanHoose, Miss Helen
| Lake Smith, Miss Louise Long, Miss Lucy
Williams Miss Katherine Kirkman, Mrs.
| W. l.. Murdock Mrs J. p. Walker,
Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. George Kelley, Mrs.
VIII Montgomery, Mrs John Rosenstehl,
| Mrs. James Johns, Mrs. A. r. London,
| Mrs. A. ]. W. Peters, Mrs Vassar AL
| len, Mrs w. A. benson, Mrs. p. II.
Laelande, Mrs. R. b. Alexander, Mrs.
| Louis Dent Mrs. C. e. Thomas, Mrs.
e. II. Coke, Mrs. v. Purmell, Mrs. Rob-
ert Ewing, Mrs. John Beard, Mrs. }.
M. Smith, Mrs. E. NJ. Norment Mrs.
Hill Ferguson, Mrs. Paul ChalifouX,
Mrs. C. Shropshire, Mrs Lewis Norris,
Mrs. S. f. Young, Mrs. W. S. Brown,
Mrs. A. B. Vandergrift, Mrs Robert
Jemson, Jr.. Mrs. Belton Gilreath, Mrs.
| Lucy Hudgins, Mrs. Robert Johnston,
Jr., Mrs. William Kelley Mrs. W. D.
Jelks, Mrs l, C. Beatty, Mrs. William
Mudd, Mrs. Oscar Turner, Mrs. J. ID.
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. A c. Birch, Mrs.
Huburt Drennen, Mrs Willard Wilson,
Mrs. w. G. Allison, Mrs. Hale Tarrant,
Mrs. G. T. Brazleton Mrs. A. w. Brazle-
ton, Mrs. T. d. Parke, Mrs. E. M. Tut
wiler Jr., Mrs. ]. II. Turner, Mrs j. ID.
Moore, Mrs. Frank Grider, Mrs. Frank
aniss, Mrs. F. Y. Anderson, Mrs. John
| Edmondson, Mrs. Jordan Mrs. L. III.
Dryer, Mrs. Fallon O'Byrne, Mrs.
George Watkins, Mrs. w. r. Major,
Mrs. George Clarke. Mrs. w. +. Thorn
ton, Mrs. A. j. w. Peters, Mrs. Roscoe
Harris, Mrs. ]. F, B. Baugh, Mrs. Frank
| Nabers, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs.
Jelks Cabaniss, Mrs. Robert Throck-
morton Mrs. C. Exum Mrs. c. C. Terry,
Mrs. F. H. Crockard, Mrs Thomas
| Hopkins.
Doll Clothes
No less important than the dolls are
| their clothes, and these have been sup
piled through the energetic efforts CT
Mrs. Henry T. Dean and her several
assistants, Mrs. Walter Phillips, Mrs.
| Jelks Cabaniss, Mrs. b. r. Wilkerson,
Mrs. Oscar Turner, Mrs. George Morrow,
| Jr., Mrs Matthew Sloan Miss Fannie
| Dunn, Miss Agnes Terrell and Mrs. Will
| liam Duncan Nesbitt
| If you don't believe that in the best
regulated doll families wardrobes must
contain all of the formal and semi-formal,
as we'll as the thoroughly workmanlike
| apparel suitable for busting the drawing
room or scrubbing the kitchen. just take
a peep this week into Mrs. Deans won
derful store. 1t is a yeritable revela-
| ton as to the complicated lives most of
| the young lady and young gentlemen
| baby and little boy and girl dolls, to say
nothing of the Servants in the house
| of Mrs. Hills elaborate design,
| Mrs. Dean, who is well known for her
ceverness in just such affairs as ba-
Ears, whether she be in charge of candy
| booth or a luncheon table, aprons OF
caps or bags, has been at work on her
supply of dolls clothes and accessories
! for a year. The members OF her CONF
mittee have been as faithful as a com
mittee could be. Is It any wonder, then
that when you enter their booth this
week you will lind little Frsnchy-lookins
ehapeaux for afternoon teas, with the
accompanying gowns for modish society
doll; theatre caps and opera coats, with
the tiny opera bag to accompany. or IT,,
maybe Miss Beautiful Doll is preparing
for a shopping trip. she may De supplied
with mesh bag for her coins or a
mnre substantial shopping bag What
will you think when You see a whole
outlay of dust caps and aprons, of tiny
handkerchiefs and slippers and gloves
Of doll babies entire outfits. OF suit
cases for travelling, nmbrellas and para
soils, motor wells and bonnets, and all
Of the Other dainty trifles that one finds
in the best regulated doll families You
viii stand aghast at the amount of de-
/ tail worked out by the clever fingers OF
this group of young women.
Special Pageant
| And some bright mind devised the idea
| of a special pageant. This is to be
/ Mrs, Sidney Uliman's work, and in her
parade of doll ladies and gentlemen you
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