The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-11
LUNCHEON PARTIES
AT THE SOUTHERN CLIIR

The cafe at the Southern club presented
a vivid picture Yesterday with almost ev-
cry table encircled by a party of pretty
women. and the rest occupied by the usual
habitues of the club. many of whom have
lunched there daily for years
The presence of visitors added plea g
antlY to the interesting personnel of The
parties. Mrs. Ben Hagood of Charles
ton was the inspira ton of little marty
ARRANGED by Mrs. Charles Oscar Loose
and the center of cordial group during
a part of the luncheon hour, for she re-
tains her girlhood popularity She is look
ing unusually Well, and in a grew char
meuse gown with embroidered lace gar
nitHres and a smart grey hat was one of
the most attractive women of the cltib
Mrs. Locke was also very pretty. Her
gown was black charmeuse made win a
modish little coat, and her hat deem
shade OF gray with an ostrich feather
poised IN the back Mrs. Harold Samson
Mrs. William Mudd Walker Mrs. John
II. Minge and Mrs. Robert Baueh were
the other members of the party, each of
whom wore one of the smart street cos
tunes affected for the downtown club
Al another table, Mrs Albert LYNN was
the visiting matron. This was Mrs re-
ilN Drennen's party. and the others at her
taple Were Mrs William Mudd Jordan and
Mrs. j. \. Levert. Mrs. LYNN wore a
60 oD'ii' NtiS SlfdlSft ana SIM
pie as to its lines and with ii she had
donned a small chapeau In the Nell rose
shade. Her sister, Mrs. Jordan. wore
pretty green crepe costume made with
blouse coat. Mrs. Ievert was in fail
ored suit and Mrs Felix Drennen's gown
had a stunning blue brocade coat. and
hei nat a cluster of feathers in the tobac-
co shade.
There was a party of young women al
the club, with Miss Margaret Coleman as
the hostess. She entertained for Miss
Saule shields. and others with her were
Miss Mary Cobbs of Montgomery and
Miss Harriet Fits
AT another table were noted DR.. and
Mrs. George Eaves, Miss Dorothy Eaves.
MI Alfred Eaves and DR.. Cabot LulI
MIS-. Gus Colvin was accompanied by Mrs
Benson Pain Mrs Benjamin Griggsbv
copeland and Mrs. Louis Hart of Gads-
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Murphy were there.
Mrs. Murphy wearing one of the smart
black gowns in which she is exceptionally
stunning, and close fitting little black
toque completed with a bunch of black
aigrettes fastened in the back Mrs
George Bates Kelley was in Mr.. Tom
Halls party She never looked prettier
her black gown being most becoming and
the grass green hat. with its plumes nod
ding in the back giving that lively note
OF brlllance and color which makes the
spring fashions so fascinating. Mrs
Henry Dean and Mrs. Lottie Austin Pat
terson were also a Mr.. Halls table. Mrs
Dean looking deliciously pretty in her
bright blue Balkan suit and smart
French bonnet whose black brim con-
trasted wildly with the pink of the clis-
ter of poppies i'm front and with the
brightness of her eyes Mrs Patterson
was wearing one of the smart new tail
ored gowns and a quaint hat with a bit
of green ribbon about the crown
Mrs T. j. Winglield and her guest Miss
Roberta King. were at the club. and Mrs
w Y. NJ Robertson, Mrs. c. j. Palmer
Mrs. Richard Johnston Mrs Vincent Fer
suson, Mrs. Jesse L. Drennen, Mr. Wal
ker Percy, Mr.. Nathan l.. Miller. Mr. w
7. g. Harding, Mr.. w. J. Adams Mr.. F..
P. Lewis and a number of others CON-
posed the especially interesting party who
enjoyed luncheon and the music of the
orchestra in the pretty cafe.