The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-06
Autumn Society Ne3Us Of
 Dinners, Dances and Cards
Miss Emily Dixon and Her Guest Are Honorees at Surprise Party-Miss Anne sibley Gives Luncheon and Spend the Day Party Weddings - Approaching Events Ar
 rivals and Departures Notes
Fly MYRTLE MILES

A few moments after s:30 last evening the F. ". Dixon residence on Sycamore vas stormed by a group of young people who had arranged a surprise party of the old-time sort for Miss Emily Dixon. The girls of the party are in the debutantc set, and an equal number of young men were with them, the party having assem- bled at Five Points at s:30 to begin the descent upon the Dixon home. Their coming was altogether a surprise to the hostess, who was preparing to go to the Lyric, her presence at home and that of her guest, Miss Mary Witherspoon. having been secured in this way by two young men of the party.
 Box luncheons were taken along by the merrymakers and the men had also se- cured the music for a dance, so the ar engagements for a charming evening had been perfected and the secret kept to the satisfaction of every member of the CO., terie
 Those who participated in the pleasures of the evening were Miss Dixon. Miss witherspoon, Miss Katherine Cary, Miss Martha Latady, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Margaret Evans, Miss Nell Cosby, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Martha Bradshaw, Miss Margaret Bradshaw, Miss Leona Plosser Miss Helen Eubank, Miss Lydia Eustis, Miss Bessie Foster, Miss Cora Greg. Mis- Bland Tomlinson, Miss Mary Witherspoon MT. William Bartlett, 4Ir. Ashby Long, Mir. owen Gresham, MT. Tom Estes, MT. Mark Cruikshank, MT. George Bentley, MT. William Cook, MT. Louis Plosser Mir John Prowell, MT. Will Spen- cer, MT. John Newsome, MT. Sterling Ed wards, MT. Robert Chadwick, MT Henry McCary Mr. Holden Naff, MT. Robert Leary, MT Mec Norment Mir. Lee Hoop CT. MT. Leslie Barker, Mir. Edwin Robert son, MT. Kennon Bowling, MT. Will Ken non, MT. Craig Perkins and others.
 Miss Anne Sibley was hostess at an en- joyable luncheon Wednesday at the rome of her parents, MT and Mrs. Grigsby T. Sibley in honor of Mrs. Percy Meadow, one of the autumn brides. The hours were spent In sewing and chatting; the party was an especially congenial coterie. Gus ters of yellow crysanthemums decorated the rooms and at o'clock dainty lunch con was served.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Parcy Meadow, Mrs. Jack Walton, Mrs. C. C. Heidt, Mrs. Roderck Beddow, Mrs. Dal, Hogan, Mrs. stephen Smith, Mrs. Carl Seals, Miss Maybeth Beddow, Miss Lillian Hughes, Miss Augusta Harwood, Miss I,llen Norton, Miss Rose Owen McDavid Mrs. Ernest Straus, Miss Hettie Sibley Miss Marguerite Sbley, Miss Florenct Coffin, Miss Pattee Shepherd, Miss Alice Jones. Miss Carrie Yates, Miss Carrie Caldwell, Mss Helen Eustis, Miss Mary Sibley, Mrs. Carlton Smith.
 Friends are in receipt of this invita- ton:
 Maj. and Mrs. George H. Mclaughlin request the pleasure of your company al the marriage of their niece Katherine Teresa Dnan, to MT. Edward Gimer Mat thews, on Thursday evening, November 12, at S:30 o'clock, 1231 Maiden lane, Br. mingham."
 Miss Louise Heustis, the celebrated young painter who formerly made hei home in Mobile, but now lives in New York. is at present painting a most in terestng portrait of Miss Condon whose