The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-10
Aufumn'S Brown and YellozU
 Were ColOrS at Yesterdays Parties
The Younger People Catch the Spirit Interest in Cotton and Give Cotton Party-Miss Donnellys Buffet Supper Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith Give Dance for Miss Go-
 ing-Thursday Dances to Become Popular-Notes
By MYRTLE MILES

The diners-dansant at the Tutwiler, which had their premiere last week will be among the distinctly smart events of winter lacking, through force of cir cumstances, in private entertainments. They are taking place in the grand ball. room of the hotel, instead of in the cafe, and tables are placed about the walls to leave space in the center for the danc- CTS. During the table-d'hote dinner. which continues from 7:so to g, the ball. room last week was a particularly gay and interesting place, the diners leaving their places between courses to enjoy tho foxtrot. the canter or the old waltz.
 MT. and Mrs. William Leslie welton were among those taking dinner and en- toying the dance last Thursday night. and Mir. and Mrs. Brownell, MT. and Mrs. Richardson, MT. and Mrs. Carter of Phil adelphia, and MT. Smith were among the very well known people, guests at the Tutwiler also choosing the ballroom and it's new arrangement as their dining place for the evening.
 The special features of the Thursday evening dinner-dance make it peculiarly
 
 MT. O. Harry Miles conducts the dance, with his partner, Mrs. Miles. presenting some novel dance features. Thursday eve ming they plan to give a demonstration of two practical ballroom dances. the fox trot and the waltz canter. which they in- terpret beautifully.
 Among the interesting events planned for today will be Miss Louise Going s party for Miss Jane Going, Major and Mrs. McLaughlins buffet supper for the Matthews-Dinan wedding party. Mrs U. A. Reeds party for Miss Bruce, buffet supper at Bruce residence. Miss Florence Coffin,s bridge for Miss Whatley. and the which will be the climax of the days s affairs in society.
 Miss Annie Donnelly's buffet supper for Miss Mary Lee Drennen and MT. White was one of the graceful events of es- terday evening. The bridal party went to the Donnelly residence after the re- hearsal for the wedding. and with the delightful hospitality that always pre- vafls there, enjoyed a, buffet supper ana afterward a dance up In the billiard room. Yellow chrysanthemums were employed in the decorative scheme of the lining room, shower effect of yellow tapers Illuminating the table, on which large clusters of the blossoms were the center.
 Miss Donnelly received in a lovely pima chiffon and satin gown. Miss Drennen also looked exceedingly pretty in an ac- cordeon plcated pink gown with lace gar nitures and a corsage bouquet of pink rosebuds. Among the guests were Miss Drennen, Miss Margaret Drennen, Miss Ruth White and Miss Brewer Of New York, Mrs Merle McElroy of Orlando, Fla, Miss Ellen Dickerson, Miss Bessie McCrossin, MT. and Mrs. Houston D: wis, MT. and Mrs. Edward Cabaniss, Jr.. MT. and Mrs. Jeks Cabaniss,@ MT. and Mrs. J. W. Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Drennen, Mrs. Eearle Drennen. Mrs. Wil- liam Drennen, Mrs. John Gazely of New York Mir Beach Cheoweth, Mir. Stellar, Mir. Donald Drennen, MT. Harold Bissell, MT. Ernest All.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd St. John Smith were hosts at an enjoyable dance last night for MT. Herbert Stockman and Miss Jane Going. whose approaching marriage is an event of especially interest. They entertained at their pretty bungn low, which is excellentlv adapted for dancing. and the guests numbered 2s of the espe- cial friends of the guests of honor.
 Yellow was the color emphasized in dec-