The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-25

lection just now. The dancing is to be informal. MT. Leo K. Steiner, president of the club, and his wife, will be assist ed in receiving by the house committee Mr. Joe Saks, MT. Leon Adler and Mir. Ar mold Hirsch also the three attractive women who compose the house committee Mrs. Eugene Fies, Mrs. Edgar Adler and Mrs Philip Oster. At midnight a supper will be served in the club dining room, which will be prettily decorated for the occa sion.
 At the Southern club the grand march will open the ball at 10 o'clock, the pres ident Col. T. o. Smith, with Mrs. Smith, following a time -honored custom in lead ing the march, assisted by two members of the younger set, MT. Jesse Adkins ana Miss Belle Roberts, who are among the most graceful dancers and popular young people in society. It is expected that this will be one of the most brilliant in the clubs history of annual receptions, and that it will be attended by hundreds. A number of attractive people from else where, augmented by the particularly lovely debutante circle, will add to the , pleasure and interest of the guest per- sonnel
 A dance of the impromptu sort always so thoroughly enjoyed was given last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins by their daughter, Miss Margaret Evans, and included limited coterie of the hostess friends. Eight or 10 girls were summoned by telephone the previous evening, and the hostess be- thought her of as many men that even ing and yesterday morning, inviting them in the same informal fashion. After the dance a light collation. was served.
 A Nf.. artr, tfaf ha Cincinnati qulrer Sunday announced a dance to be given the evening of December F by Mrs. W. Winans Freeman to compliment a popular Cincinnati debutante. Mrs. Freemans Inequalities during her resi- dence In Birmingham are pleasantly re- membered by many friends in society
 Mir. and Mrs. James Peterson Buchanan have sent cards to Birmingham friends announcing the marriage of their daugh- ter, Mary Jordan, to MT. Hubbard Ben jamin Allis on Thursday, November 1s. in Oklahoma City, and that they will be at home in Little Rock after December l.
 Miss Buchanan formerly made her home here and has a number of friends who remember her also as & guest of Miss Felicia Streit and Mrs. Robert Strick- land.
 at luncheon today at her home in compli- ment to her guest, Miss Lucy Tyler of Anniston.
 The final meeting of the suffrage school will take place this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at Cable hall, when the feature of the programme is debate, Shall Women Have the Voter" with Mrs. Sidney Ullman and Mrs. Oscar Hundley on the affirmative and Mrs. Nell Wallace and Mrs. H. H. Shell taking the negative side of the question.
 Mrs. Bonelle and Mrs. Jack Bowron gave each talk on equal suffrage Mon- day evening at the Young Women's Chris tian association to a most appreciative audience. Mrs. Oscar Hundley will pre- sent an address to the guild of St. Mary's- on-the- Highland next Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Horace Adams gave a beautiful card party Saturday afternoon for her sister. Mrs. Colquitt Cole of Atlanta, in- cluding a limited circle of friends in the courtesy. She is delightful hostess and In its every detail her afternoon bridge showed artistic taste and cordial hospitality. Chry rysanthemums were used in decorating her apartment and delicious refreshments were served.
 Mag and Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler enter tained at dinner at the Tutwiler last evening to compliment their guests, Sen ator and Mrs. Faulkner of Virginia Both the senator and his wife are charming, and the former was in college with Major Tutwier at the Virginia Military institute, also Senator and Mrs. Faulkner have trav- eled extensively with the Tutwilers, who