The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-26
NEWS OF THE DAY
IN SOCIETY WORLD
Miss Mabel Wheel0ck a
Hostess for Miss Latady
THE DAYS EVENTS
Club Meetings and Informalities for
Visiting People-Comments on
Interesting People Here and
ere-Announcements
THE DAYS EVENTS
BY MYRTLE MILES

Miss Mabel Nheelock's auction bridge
Yesterday afternoon was one of the most
beautiful events of the season and fwas
thus an appropriate courtesy to one of
Alabama's acknowledged beauties-Miss
Margaret Latady, whose marriage to Mr..
Walker will be preceded by number oil
1oyely affairs.
The Wheelock residence was adorned
throughout with flowers and greenery.
Small white blossoms made a frieze in
the living room, where ivy was draped
about an alcove in which stood punch
table decorated in tulips. In the drawing
room quantities of red roses were placed
and in the dining room were snowbalis
and other blossoms appropriate to the
season.
Miss Wheelocks received her guests
wearing a green charmeuse gown caught
up at the side over skirt made of
founces of shadow lace. -Four American
Beauty roses made a becoming corsage
decoration. Her mother, Mrs. Harry
wheelock. and several friends, assisted
her quite informally in hospitable of
fees. Miss Latady came in wearing a
superb coat gown of bronze brocade and
a hat over whose curving brim depend
ed an ostrich feather. Mrs. Jackson Hal
stead who assisted in keeping the score,
was in taupe charmeuse and Miss Gladys
Anderson wore becoming white brocade
with princess drapery of bright green.
Mrs Wheelock was in white embroidered
in blue and Mrs. George Gambrill wore
white voile with a blue sash.
When the games were concluded three
handsome trophies were presented and
to the honoree Miss wheelock gave a set
of embroidered Madeira napkins. A veil
pin. pair of silk and lace hose, and a
box of embroidered handkerchiefs were
the prizes. The consolation was drawn
from huge platter filed with ferns and
tulips
Those who took part in the bridge
games or called later for tea were:
Miss Martha Latady. Miss Anita La
,tady Mrs. George GambrilA, Mrs. Rogers,
Miss Florence Coffin, Miss Margaret Rob
-ertson and her guest, Miss Thompson;
Mrs Henry b. Gray, Miss Mary Spots
wood, Miss Lydia Eustis Mrs. Hubert
lDrennen. Mrs. Frank Crockard. Miss Ga
ImaIiel Dixon, Miss Ellen Linn Motion,
Miss Lula Virden, Mrs. Robert Jemison,
hJr. Mrs. Mortimer Jordan. Mrs. Walter
bPhillips Mrs. Bradley Saunders, Miss
FBessie McCrossn, Miss AIMEE McCros-
sin Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Harriet
Fits Miss Mary Myrtis Cook, Mrs. Ma
rie McBee, Miss Carrie Yates Miss Nir
Einia White, Miss Clara Lee Woodson,
Mrs. A. G. Ramsey, Miss Myrtle Miles
and Miss Margaret Miles, Mrs. w. w.
En eeman, Mrs. Norborne Cooke Miss
Marjorie Weatherly. Miss Doris Wealth
erly Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, Miss
Mary Tardy Miss Joy Tomlinson, Miss
Serena Kirkpatrick, Mrs Henry Chisholm
Mrs Harrington Heflin, Mrs. Berry
Baugh, Miss Elsie Mcintyre, Miss Carey
sJohnson Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss
sRosalind Sayre, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. McClarey
Mrs Mathew Murphy, Miss F'rederika
Ferguson, Miss Katherine Kirkman. Mrs
Humphrey, Miss Stollenwerck. Miss Ems
len, Mrs. Hood, Mrs. j. A. Martin, Miss
Florence Rogers, Miss Gladys Anderson.
and Mrs. Albert Latady.