The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-31
Brilliant Events Continue To
 Mark Stay of the Visiting People
More Parties for Brides of Informal Nature and Affairs of Less Frivolous Type-Country Club to Resume Table d'Hote Luncheons Wednesday,
 Dinner Parties This Evening Matters
Fly MYRTLE MILES

shaped table again proved as have oc- oasional sketches of local artists, the beauty of this great industry.
 The women at the dinner looked par ticularly lovely last night
 Mrs. Gary wore a handsome dnner gown and magnificent jewels.
 Mrs. c M. Stanley. the wife of the president of the Newspaper club, wore dinner gown Of pink charmeuse with lace garnitures. in which she looked patrician and charming. Mrs. James Bowron came in handsome black net gown made over old rose and Mrs. Ed ward Magruder Tutwiler was also one of the handsome women present. She wore a blue velvet evening gown em- bellished with rose lace.
 Mrs. William H. Kettig was there in a taupe tulle costume gleaming with sequins in the taupe shade. A note of color that frightened the somber shade of this unusual and artistic costume was given by large silk rose in the cerise shade. Mrs. Evans J. Dunn wore crystal robe, in black and white, made over white satin.
 Mrs. Frank Holland Lathrop, who has just returned from a lengthy trip, is more attractive than ever, was gowned in white brocade embroidered in brilliants, and Mrs. Felix, Drennen, another strilSingly attractive brunette, was also in white-her gown made of satin with flounces of silver lace. and wide girdle embroidered in crytals to give final touch of beauty and ele- gance. Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Moore wore black over white satin, and locke exceedingly handsome.
 A woman of unusual beauty and dis tinction was Mrs Thomas Hopkins, who was gowned for the evening in white satin yelled with green net and embroidered in silver and crystals.
 The other women at the dinner were all looking lovely as the Birmingham woman at her best always, looks, each in some lovely dinner toilette of laces and vel vets, to which the luster and gleam 0f jewels and the shine of bright eyes added their necessary complement.
 AT COUNTRY CLUB
 Ire reception and dance at the Country club which followed the dinner at 10 o'clock last night was notably brilliant occasion,- and anticipated in pleasantly unexpected fashion the Saturday dinner dance which for months was expected to formally open the Country club season.
 The beautiful rooms since their renova- tion and redecoration this summer, needed no further decoration, but handsome vase of flowers stationed on mantels in living rooms and sun parlor augmented the lavish use of palms and other plants in the main rooms. The large ballroom Is so beautiful that no further adecora- ton was attempted lest those in charge of the affair last night should be accused of painting the lily"
 MT. Walker. Percy, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Caba niss Maj. and Mrs. E. M. Tut wiler. MT. and Mrs. William H. kettig, MT. and Mrs. Henry Badham. Mir. and Mrs Webb Crawford and others associ- ated with the governorship of the club constituted a receiving party to introduce the visiting men of the Steel institute and their ladies, and several hundred mem- bor5 of the club were present.
 A buffet supper was served during the dance. which owing to the greater space In the ballroom became memorable oc- caaion in terpsichorean history.