The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15
THE SOUTHERN CLUB
 LUNCHEON PARTIES

The usual gala Saturday luncheon at the Southern club attracted scores of interesting people. The largest party was given by Miss Annie Don nelly in compliment to Miss Anne Bur leson of Waco, Tex, who is visiting Mrs J. A. Rountree. Covers were laid for 12 and Miss Donnelly included some of her friends in the unmarried set in her circle of guests.
 At eacE plate was an exquisite cor sage bouquet. They were made of jon quils, hyac'nths, alyssum and asters, suggesting in their variety of color the old shioned nosegay With Miss Donnelly were Miss Burleson, Miss Louise Glass. Miss Clara Lee Woodson, Miss Carroll W oodson, Miss Florence Coffin. Miss Louise Glass, Miss Mary Bradshaw, Miss Marguerite Robinson, Miss Annie Blinn, Miss Margaret Ter rell, Miss Mary Tardy, Miss Margaret Cameron, Mrs. Alfred Dupuy, Miss Louise Long and Mrs. Raymond Harris
 Miss B,rleson was tastefully attired in a blue tailored frock with which she wore a smart black hat Miss Coffin was one of the pretty girls at the table. She wore dark street toilette and sailor whose fluted pink fac ing made it extraordinarily becoming. Miss Robinson wore a stunning navy taffeta suit and a black tulle toque
 
 wore a rose colored gown and black hat. Miss Woodson was in blue.
 MT. and Mrs. John Turner were there Mrs. Turner looking exceptionally pret- ty in a black taffeta gown and tilted black Milan hat finished with frll of black tulle. Mrs. Oscar Turner was with Mrs. George Kelley and her sis ter, Mrs. Patterson. They composed a modish trio at one of the tables in the Tudor room, all wearing attractive spring attire. Mrs. Forney Johnston who came in late with MT. Forney Johnston and some other friends, was one of the attractive women in the cafe She wore a smart black hat and gown. Mrs. Richard Randolph, who was out for the first time since her recent ill., ness. was there looking very lovely in a brown toilette and small brown chapeau. She was at a table with MT. Randolph and a friend.
 At another table where large bou- quet of pink carnations gave a festive touch were several young matrons Mrs, Warner Shook was an attractive mem- Der of the party. She wore a blue frock and small black hat on which a green paradise leather was poised in front Mrs Felix Drennen's gown was green and with it she was wearing a be- coming black hat garnished with a black paradise feather and a crown of jet Mrs. Grider, who was the host ess in this party, was in black velvet with which she wore a black hat orna- mented with a large yellow paradise bird. Mrs. Kenneth Osborn was in old blue taffeta and small black hat and Mrs. Levort wore blue tailored suit and tailored hat.
 Miss Jessie May Perkins, Miss Dun- bar Avierett and Miss Rose Owen Nc David were interesting members of d party seated in a corner of the club with MT. s. P. Sturgeon as host, Miss Perkins taffeta suit was black and with it she wore a Pierrot hat that suited her charmingly. Miss McDavids tailored snit had a bit of gold in the collar and cuffs, and she wore with it black Georgette sailor. Miss Av- irett was in brown. Mrs. Donald Conner and Mrs. William E. Fort were at one of the tables, at another were Mir. and Mrs. Willard Wilson and at still an- other small table were Mrs. Norborne Cooke and Mrs. l.. w. Collier. Miss Annie Wilkerson and Mir. Thomas Brad ley were noted, and Miss Carrie Yates and Mir. Byrd Haley, MT. and Mrs. Will bur E. Kelley Mrs. Owen Gillespy. Mir. Charles Terry, Mr.t John Denson and pr. Lawson Massey composed party at one of the larger tables.
 Among others were MT. and Mrs. ]. w Donnelly, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Massey. Mrs. Arthur Gordy, Mrs. Will liam Byrd. Mrs. Prowell Miss Mary Ellen Per kins, Miss Mary Sibley. Mrs. T. 0. Smith. Mrs. Lowell Yerkes, Mrs.