The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-17

debutante set will be in attire betting
their appearance before the royal cou :
pie on their gorgeous throne; and Mr..
Kinney with Miss Hodges and Miss
Caldwell will give some beautiful
dances So a portion of the evening Will
be devoted to the reception and enter
tainment of tina guests. and whether one
does or does not dance matters nothing
In the sum of the evenings pleasure.
Nor Is cotton attire expected. Some have
received an erroneous impression as to
this feature. To come in silken gown
will be acceptable, and hundreds expect
to do so. Some of the women of the
receiving party expect to don cotton
frocks in order to emphasize this fea-
ture of an occasion which had it's origin
in the depression which the south's cot
ton troubles has caused. And it is again
stated for the sake of those whose
names were overlooked in mailing
cards that the cards OF admission may
be secured at the door, or from the
chairman, Mrs. Robert Jemison, the
Southern or Athletic clubs.
| Little Miss Emma Allen Ayres gave a
Lyric party Saturday afternoon to cele-
brate her third birthday, including JOSE
phine and Edgar Stewart Dorothy Cole
and Tazwel Morton Afterward dainty
refreshments were enjoyed by the children
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Ayrs,
where the dining room table had a
| Thanksgiving motif. Games and contest
| were enjoyed. Tazwell Morton winning a
| prize.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walker Percy are increas-
ing the social gayety this week by enter
tanning a coterie of young people at their
home on Highland avenue. Last night a
wit moi tv md fptrndncad
week of pleasant Incidents. a supper fol-
lowing. The guest personnel includes
Miss Martha Phinixy OF Athens and Miss
Marion Phinizy of Augusta, Ca, Miss Vir-
ginia Abercrombie OF Montgomery and
Miss Margaret Grant OF Atlanta, all Of
whom are delightfully."- known to society
here, and Mr.. Leroy Percy, Mr.. Ralph
Raglan of Atlanta, Mr.. Robert Thach.
Jr., Mr.. Robert Meyer of Montgomery
and Mr.. Robert Badham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brook Jenkins of
Atlanta kave sent cards announcing the
marriage Of their daughter, Helen Eliza
beth, to Mr.. Arthur Emery Low of this
city, on Thursday, November IL. 1914, in
Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. Low has made Birmingham his
home for the past six months, coming
here from the north. and has won large
circle Of friends both In society and in
business circles, where he is known as an
advertising man of conspicuous success.
He Is a gentleman of unusually interest,"
| Ing personality and exceptional accom-
| p1ishments His bride is exceedingly
pretty ard will be a pleasant addition to
society here.
| Mrs George r. Knox of Nashville has
| iustPconcluded a brief visit to her son,
| Mr.. George r. Knox, Jr.. and returned to
| her home She was delightfully."- received
! by her sons friends, who arranged sew
/ efaI social courtesies at the clubs and
F.! cafes In her honor.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. G. McNutt announce
| the engagement Of their daughter. Lucy
! McNutt, to Mr.. Gus Spanagle. the mar
! riaxe to take place on the evening Of
/ November q, at the brides home In Nor
1 wood.
Mrs. Henry Epson Sims will entertain
the collage women this afternoon at the
country club. An especially attractive
r~o~~smme IL promised. tho feature of
/ which II to be Mr.. Charles A. Browns
lecture on Sociology and Education"
| The Little Jokers will meet Thursday
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs. Eugene
Brown.
Ill entertain
o'clock for
be hostoas