The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-21

Nrs.. Herbert TutWller. AlrS. Aftilur Cheh- oweth, Mrs. Robert Johnston. Jr.. Mrs. George Morrow, Jr Miss Amelia Worth ington.
 One of the pleasant events of yesterday was the dance given by Miss Lizzie Lee Pound; Mir and Mrs. Harry Bevan. Miss | club. The chapefons who assisted her ill welcoming and entertaining her guests were her parents. Mir and Mrs. T. <. Pounw: MT. and Mrs. Harry Bevan, Miss Shackelford. Mr and Mrs. Wilburn Smith. MT. and Mrs. John l.. Barker Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Murray and Mir. and Mrs. | C. c. Owens. A number of young people | took part in the pleasure of the occasion. | The roof garden cafe was cleared for the dance and light refreshments were served during the late evening. | MT. and Mrs. James l.. Davidson en- | tertained a few friends last evening in. formally with a dance.
 Mrs. George Morrow will entertain at | tea the afternoon of December in com pliment to Mrs. George Finn and Miss Finn of Boston
 At the Country club today a number of interesting luncheon parties will be given ana at the Country club the members of lne Percy house party will be compl- 4 Nith al iuiltHtb1.
 mrs. W. A. Quinn's afternoon tea yes l .erday from to o'clock was a pleasant hospitality extended to compliment a yis- itor' Mrs. Fletcher Tyler of Chicago. the guest or her daughter, Mrs Guy Lilly. ana also newcomer to Birmingham. l Mrs: Harry Miller, and her daughter. Miss Luelie Miller, who came this winter from Memphis and are residents of Terrace I T< nf IS the guest of Miss Miller, also shared | the courtesy
 Mrs. Quinn's home was lavishly deco l rated for the occasion in autumn flowers ana foliage. In the drawing room the hostess received with her honorees and Nrs.' .ruy LILY, all wearing handsome reception gowns.
 From the dining room, whose table was sumptuously appointed it's lights hooded ana softened, the mirrors and silver re- 1 hecting brilliantly tinted flowers A dainty service was arranged throughout the two hours of the tea. Mrs. c. S Simmons. in handsome light afternoon toilette. height ened the charm or the room and poured tea to the callers. Miss Lamira camu and Miss Holland Fitts graced the oc- casion also. presiding at the punch table number of cards were left The Friday Night Five Hundred clul met last evening with MT and Mrs. Sam Nance. Their home was attractiyely dec. orated with chrysanthemums and potted plants, and at the conclusion of the game. a salad and ice made refreshing con. ciusion Tor the evening. Two prizes were presented and those taking part in tn, games were the club members. MT. ana
 Mrs. c. c. Blackwell Mir. and Mrs. Johr
 " ood, MT. and Mrs. r. D. Nance, Mir ant
 Mrs A. M. Boyer, MT. and Mrs William J. Lasseter, MT. and Mrs. Gordol
 Moughon
 MT. William Snyder and Miss Marie. Snyder who formerly made their hom
 here but are now living in Pennsylvania
 are in Birmingham and will spend tn
 winter with Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Lassite
 and Dr. Snyder. Miss Florence Crossol ] left yesterday for Baltimore after pleas
 ant visit to Miss Annie Franklin.
 Miss Luella Strickland, after a visit t,
 Miss Ella Lewis Ward, has gone to he
 home in valdosta.
 Mrs. Nixon Norris, who attended tn
 suffrage convention in Nashville, is nov visiting in Cincinnati.
 Mrs. Solon Jacobs and Mrs Oscar Huud
 ley came home last night from Montgom cry where they have been since conclud ing their stay in Nashville. Mrs. Charles
 Sharp, who attended the federation meet ing, has returned home. Miss Edgel
 Adams went down to Montgomery to ap
 pear on one of the programmes in plan,
 number which was greatly enjoyed, ant
 came home Thursday.
 MT and Mrs. A. D. Pitts of Selma, wh, ; are pleasantly known in Birmingham, ar spending a month in Mobile.
 l Mrs. G. M. Adams has returned t, } Nashville after a visit to Birmingham
 friends.
 Mrs. c. L. Maddux has also returned t , her home in Nashville.
 MT and Mrs. Lee Moody came hom
 Thursday evening from Montgomery f where they spent several days.
 Mrs. J. w. McQueen, who has been fl at St. Vincent's. was reported yesterda
 greatly improved.
 Mrs Jim W. Aylor of Nashville is i the city
 Mrs. Herbert Janin gave a large an 5 beautiful luncheon party Thursday in Ne,
 Orleans for her daughter, the lovely Mis- Eimire Janin, who is remembered as
 debutante visitor in Birmingham last win | ter The appointments were elaborat
 and all of the debutantes, including brett little Miss Nemours Waddell, a forme , Birmingham girl. were mentioned in tn guest list appearing in yesterdays Ne,
 Orleans papers.
 Mrs. J. s. Anderson's spend-the- da party was one of the pleasant events o , the week in Inglenook. Luncheon wa served at noon to the hostess Mrs c. g Geisler, Mrs. II. D. Robinson. Mrs. Rob i ert Strickland. Miss Maybird Anderson. II Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Chamblee hay
 named their young son Leron.
 The embroidery club of Boyles me