The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-25

more thoroughly enjoyed Parents of tbe
 young men who compose the member
 shlp were asked to be present in the ca
 pacity of chaperons, and one noted amon,,
 q great many interesting persons. Mir
 and Mrs. Henry L. Badham Mir and Mrs.
 George Eustis Mir. and Mrs John Brad | ley MT. and Mrs Harry Coffin. Mr and
 Mrs. Robert Jemison, and others of the
 married set
 | The increased size of the beautiful ball
 room of the Country club made it possi- Die to conduct an especially graceful and
 intricate cottilon. Mr. Vernon Badham.
 who is at home from Yale. had been
 asked to officiate as the leader. and his
 partner was the lovely Miss Alice Row,a
 who in her green gown and crystal dran-
 erles was genuine Christmas lady of
 holly and frost. In some of the prettiest
 flgures four leaders were necessary. and
 those who assisted Mr Badhsm so ef- ficiently were MT. John Proweil with Miss Emily Dixon Mr, John Simpson dancins.
 With Miss Lydia Eustis. and Mir Ncil NeVllie with Miss Florence coffin. the SITS three of the prettiest and most siaeeiui Tn the younger dancing set faNofs were genuine Santa Claus art . lcies' there were kewpies and there were oruns and horns and bells and whistles anything and everything capable or ere. 1 atihs noise or looking bright and merry Atrug ~.
 ways Keepsake of value for the Grow 1 iels partners. It was chosen with ex eeptonal taste this season.
 It was delightful party and added emphatically to the Growlers' repi,tation as hosts
 Dr. and Mrs Elisha Miller Robinson announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Marguerite, to Mr. William Benia- min Gresham, the wedding to fake nIace Ill the spring, the exact date to be later announced
 Mss Kelly sang Adele" yesterday at
 the Birmingham Newspaper club during the luncheon hour as an especial courtesy 'o pretty schoolgirl who was hostess al the largest of the luncheon narties
 It was Miss Frances Adele Woodrow. and
 her guests included the members of ths senior class and her teachers at the Mar garet Allen school
 The long table in the private dining room was adorned with typical holidav V uecorauons In the center was a large gold basket topped with a red tulle bow ana filled with holly, the center having ois starry poinsettia blossoms Vines ana mistletoe We're trailed from the bor- ger or the table to the centerpieee and each guest received a small Japanese I basket filled with bonbons. As souvenirs the young hostess also presented to each linerie pin inscribed with the initials of
 ne guests, and resting within tiny holly boxes. The place cards were adorned With noinsettia blooms, and fitted the | grapefruit glasses.
 Those who enjoyed the luncheon were: :
 Miss F. Adele Woodrow, Miss Mayo
 Ihatch, Miss Marian Smyes, Miss Dem 1 ms Wilkinson, Miss Virginia Hassinger Miss M. l. Wood Miss Isabel Hazard
 Miss Marion Pinckard, Miss Julia Casey.
 MISS Del Bandin, Miss Anna LeBar, Miss tben Cooie Miss Madeline DeShazo, Miss
 F. A Allen, Miss R. l.. Allen Miss Julia 1 Shackelford.
 MT Bert Meadows luncheon ct
 the Country club Wednesday will be given in compliment to Miss Margaret 1 Bradley of Columbus, Ga l Miss Margaret Bradley and Miss Min
 nie Leroy Smith of Atlanta will be the l honorees at d box party for given by
 Miss Elizabeth Wilson
 Miss Margaret Glib will give a holi-
 day dance Tuesday evening at her home of Sycamore street.
 Miss Marguerite SibIey's card party
 for Miss Cosby's guests will be an event
 of Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Mildred Crabbe and Miss Kath-
 erlne Cox will entertain at luncheon at l the Newspaper club Monday for Miss 1 Margaret Bradley and Miss Minnie Le I roy Smith.
 I Miss Mary Ball will entertain at l luncheon Monday at the Southern club.
 Mrs. Henry Schwarz will give a dance
 New Years night in honor of her sis
 ter, Miss Adele Sarbach of Holton, Kan Miss Edwina Marx of Uniontown is I visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lillie Marcus,
 at her home on Tenth avenue. south. 1 Miss Evelina Wilkerson is here fsom Georgia, and MT. William Wilkerson from Auburn to be the guests of their | sister, Mrs. Gaston Torrance, during 1 the holidays. Mrs. J. Howard Perdue
 was hostess at a luncheon and box party yesterday for Miss Emma Brown the l guests including a few friends of the 1 honoree.
 John Chichester and Holmead Chi l chester have returned from the Univer- | Slty or Alabama to spend the nOlldayS | with their mother Mrs. J. D. Chiches- | ter.
 | Mrs. LeRoy Smith of Atlanta is spend | ing the holiday season with her sister, l Mrs. J. D. Chichester
 | Mrs. Henry Schwarz will have as her l holiday guest her sister. Miss Adele | Sarbach of Holton, Kan, who will ar 1 rive Sunday. A number of parties are | planned in Miss Sarbach's honor. | MT. Morris Lathem has returned from the University to spend the holidays l with his mother, Mrs. Roe Lathem. MT. and Mrs. F. K. Rosamond of Chat | tanooga are the guests of relatives en route to Jasper.
 l MT. Ernest Knapp, who spent two weeks in Georgia, has returned hom. l Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Peebles of Jack sonville are the guests of MT. and Mrs. $. L. Smith in Norwood. | Miss Dolly owen Is in Anniston for 1 the holidays
 l Miss Emma Gelders arrived yesterday 1 to spend the holiday season with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Gelders. Miss Gelders is one of the clever Birmingham girls at Smith college.