The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-30
By MYRTLE MILES

exceedingly pretty in white dancing frock made with a wide pink girdle.
 The residencce was decorated with Christmas greens carnations and poin- settia, introducing a brilliant touch of color among the evergreens. Miss Vir- ginia Dixon called the circles for the hostess, who was also assisted by Miss Lenora O'Neill in serving a delicious bowl of punch Ices and bonbons were served from the dining room.
 An attractive feature was introduced
 in the distribution of favors. four for the boys and the sam enumber for the girls. The boys received brides, horns, red boys and the same number for the grls. were given similar caps, and tulip dolls, boxes of candy in the form of miniature bales of cotton and baskets of flowers
 which hung from the shoulders with crimson ribbons.
 Miss Margaret Wingfield of Atlanta was the interesting honoree at Mrs. Hal
 Dumas bridge party yesterday after noon, sharing the courtesy with Mrs. N
 II. Burt of Gadsden, Mrs. Dumas mother Holly wreathes and evergreen
 branches, with score cards decorated in poinsettia blooms emphasized the holiday
 motif observed in the buffet luncheon
 which the guests enjoyed at o'clock and was supplemented at the conclusion of the afternoon by an ice service. The
 hospitality was limited to the little cir cle composing a bridge club. A picture
 bridge set and an auction pad were l the trophies.
 , The marriage of Miss Corinne Voren- 1 berg and MT. Samuel Marcus was beauti- | fully solemnized last evening at the nome of the bride parents, MT. and Mrs. DaVld | Vorenberg, 1907 South Fourteenth ave | nue, with Dr. Morris Newfield officiating. l MT. Irving John Vorenberg, brother or | the bride, was best man, and there were
 no other attendants.
 The bride was gowned for her wedding | in a tailored suit in one of the brown 1 shades hat and gloves en suite, and car 1 ried a Bible in which rested a spray Of 1 valley lilies Pink roses and tropical ! plants made an exquisite setting for the nuptial ceremony, which was especially weet and impressive. After it was con- 1 cuded a reception occurred and plate l luncheon with champagne was enjoyed.
 MT and Mrs. Marcus left for a south
 ern bridal trip to be concluded late in
 January, after which they will make l their home with Mrs. Marcus parents. Miss Marguerite Sibley's bridge party yesterday afternoon was one of the many delightful courtesies with which Miss l Nell Cosby's attractive guest is being showered Miss Gladys Binford and Miss i Katrina Carter were to have shared l honors but the latter was recalled to her
 home in Mississippi Monday. Richmond | roses provided the keynote for the deco | ra tive plan and the crimson and green | color plan was followed in both refresh tments and decorations. The guests sat at seven tables for the games. and after ward enjoyed a delicious plate luncheon | Three boxes of handkerchiefs and a l Ia frOnhipS 1 guests were: Miss Cosby, Miss Binford 1 Miss Gladys Allison, Miss Martha Brad | shaw, Miss Patti Rena Shepherd, Miss 1 Bessie Evans and her guest Miss Cab riella Barrett of Mobile; Miss Kathleen
 Moore, Miss Florence Coffin Miss Mary l Ellen Perkins, Mrs Percy Lamar Mead ow, Miss Sara Evans of Mont l gomery, Miss Mary Sbley, Miss Florine l Hodges, Miss Helen McCary, Miss Annie Sibley Miss Josephine Cosby, Miss Hettie | Sibey, Miss Catherine Cary, Miss Jean l cite Ebersole, Miss Virginia Abbott, Miss | Margaret Chenoweth, Miss Alma Messer, | Miss Eleanor Messer, Miss beonora Has, l singer, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Leona l Plosser and Miss Alice Jones.
 Mrs S. w. Lee will entertain Thurs l day with bridge luncheon in honor of 1 Miss Helen Connect of St. Joseph. Mo,
 and Miss Helen Glenn of Auburn, the
 
 latter visiting Miss Douglas. Miss Eliz- I abeth Willett and Miss Helen Ledbetter of Annston and Miss Eliza beth Hinnear | of Lexington. Va. who is visiting Miss | Willett, will arrive this evening from An niston and be among the guests.
 Mir Mervin Blach entertained Sunday l evening in honor of the Tuxedo club, giv- ing a dance at his home, which was beau- | tifully decorated for the occasion in the 1 holiday coors. The residence was beau- | tifully decorated.
 Mrs. B. A. Fox Is issuing invitations to
 large reception to be given Friday aft | eInoon in compliment to her sister, Mrs Leon Sweet of California.
 l MT. and Mrs. T. E. Brooks will have a table at the Country club New Years
 Eve for their sons, who are at home from
 college for the holidays.
 All members of the Zeta Tau Alpha are requested to attend a meeting at the home
 of Miss May Chase. 1512 Tenth avenue
 south. this morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Edith Smith will give dinner dance this evening in Norwood for Miss
 Margaret Chapin of Rome, Ga. Miss Frances Hood will entertain in. formally this evening.
 All alumnae and former students Of Sweetbrief college requested to meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss Eula Weakley to organize a local chap ter
 Mrs. Eula Brown was hostess last even. ing to the members of the Brandmill Brown bridal party, entertaining at hel | home on South Twelfth avenue after tn, l rehearsal for the wedding, which takes place this evening, with buffet supper | to which the attendants and the famil! were invited.
 A number of little coteries in the dane ing set enjoy occasional meetings at tn | various homes and spend an evening il | dancing. Such an informal gathering oc cured last evening at the home of MT