The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

l etch IeceiVeu a peautiful bit of the hand
 work of the hostesses, embroidered towe
 and lingerie. Those whom Mrs. Smitf
 and Miss Beall had as their guests were
 Miss Amy Allen, Miss Florence Floyd
 Miss Virginia Abbot, Miss Helen Mo. 1 Cary Miss Mabel Marler, Miss Cundell Baldwin, Miss Annie Falkner Miss Ma. | rian Kent, Miss Elizabeth Dickinson | Miss Roberta Lamb, Miss Agnes Bethea Miss Bessie and Mary Bethea. Miss Alice
 Jones, Miss Bessie Gray. Miss Blanche | and Lilly Bell. Miss Ruth Gaudin. Miss A. l.. Williams Mrs. Lucius Colmant
 Mrs. Irwin L. Williams, Mrs. Henry Morscheimer, Mrs. Harry Dumas. Mrs
 Jack Eaton Mrs. Clyde Hunter, Mrs. J
 H. Doughty Mrs. A. V. Abbott, Mrs, 1 Charles Denegre.
 Miss Mildred Badham will return
 from the Shipley school, and her broth
 CTS, Vernon and William Badham, from l Yale Saturday to spend the holidays
 with Mir. and Mrs. Henry l.. Badham. | Miss Theresa Steiner wallen. who has spent several years studying music abroad, and has been in Cincinnati A snort While since leaving Berlin ar | rived yesterday morning and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Leo K. Steiner. Miss Wallen's voice Is soprano of ex-
 ceptionally lovely quality and at the |
 contract with the Providence Opera
 company of Colburg and Mecklenburg. put like many of the singers in that country her plans were disarranged by the war.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Mccormack. Jr, of | Eldorado mines have named their little
 son Peyton Norvell Mccormack, for his
 maternal grandfather, Judge Peyton
 Norvell of Jasper.
 
 morrow for New York to spend fife
 holidays in the further study of dane ing. She will return to Castle school. where she completed 8 course in the late autumn and will at the same time again be pupil of the ChaIif school. She expects to return before the first | of the year.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Darden have named their little daughter Margaret Eliza beth.
 MT. J. F. Renfroe and his little daugh- ter Will continue as the guests of Mrs Iomlinson until the last of the week when they will return to their home in Opelika.
 Miss Bland Tomlinson will leave De- cember 26 for Philadelphia to spend q month with her sister, Mrs. Jack Car ter and Mir. Carter, who expect to take possession next week of their lovely new nome at Overbrook.
 Mrs. Mary E. Lynch and Miss Doro- | thy Lynch of Canton. O., who spent the
 week with Mrs. A. W. Carey, will leave today for California.
 l. Miss Mabel Garvey, who is a student In Montevallo, will spend the holidays here with her aunt, Mrs. Clyde liar
 kins. Miss Marion Bankhead was Mrs
 Harkins guest two days this week while en route to her home from Fair
 mont seminary, Washington, where she Is student. She will spend the greater part of the holiday season in Mont gomery with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Owen.
 Miss Jimmie Terrell will return home l today from Mary Baldwin seminary, &C., companied by two attractive guests, Miss Anne Hoover and Miss Anne Lewis of Denver. who will add to the pleasure of the holiday season for the college set.
 Miss Susie Haskell and Miss Hattie Cullom are expected tomorrow from St. Marys academy.
 The Fenelon club meets this after
 noon with Mrs. R. T. Pittman. 1918, South Eighteenth street. Mrs. H. W. Morgan. 1903 Eighteenth avenue, south, will entertain the Edge
 wood club this afternoon. The Twentieth Century club will meet With Mrs. K. H. Vernon, 1881 North Twenty-fourth street, Friday at 2:30. As it is the last meeting before the holiday adjournment, full attend
 ance Is urged.
 The tea dance at Miles studio Satur-
 day from 4:30 to 6:30 will be for the
 benefit of Behrens' playground. The Joycrofters meet today at 2:30
 with Mrs R. N. Magill. 111S Thirteenth street.
 The Birmingham Conservatory of
 Music will present the following pupils l in recital at Cable hall Saturday after | noon at 3:30 o'clock: Misses Alice Olney, Malvina Coleman, Cornelia Hopkins Rena Friedman, Della Dryer, Francis l Gilmore, Helen Weber. Dorothy Dryer,
 Margaret Howard. Lillian Karpeles.
 Kathryn Tierce, Estelle Holloway, Mrs. Hugh Martin, Messrs. William Holm-
 berg and Seymon Newfield.
 The Mothers club of Woodlawn met yesterday at the library and on the pro- gramme committee were Mrs R. c. Sud-
 duth, Mrs. J. H. Terrell and Mrs. J. H. Olive. Mrs. DuPont Thompson gave a talk and refreshments were served. The | hostesses were Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. J. D.. Merrill and Mrs J. W. McLendon. l The Spend the-Day- Embroidery club met with Miss Roberta Moore yesterday
 and at 1 o'clock luncheon was served. I Miss Myrtle Wrgiht and Miss Nina Bain | ,x.1xr xrf@fk