The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-25

Mir. Arnold Hirsch and Mr. Harold Schwab These young men with graceful | partners successfully led many beautiful l figures in the dance Mrs. Solomon was
 one of the most beautiful women present
 and Ter handsome gown was fashioned of
 black jet net over satin and tunic
 trimmed with bands of iridescent. The
 bodice was formed entirely of jet with
 touches of silver and rhinestone trim ! ming. Mrs. Well was charming in an elaborate evening gown of black satin attractively trimmed with jet and rich | lace
 1 Following the reception several hundred
 guests participated in the ball, and late ! in the evening a beautiful supper was | served.
 Several lovely debutantes made their bow to society last evening at the ball. Miss Clarice Sommer was introduced. She
 was becomingly gowned in green morine | silk net over pink satin trimmed with panicrs of Dolly Warden silk and crystal ornaments.
 | Miss Marie Klein wore an adorable
 dancing frock of white tule and silver l lace over white satin, finished with girdle of cloth of gold.
 l The many gorgeous gowns of the guests We're another feature of the ball. Mrs. | Harry Oster, always lovely. was becom- | lngly robed in black lace with velvet fur
 nishings and a beautiful corsage of orch l ids completed her costume. Mrs Philip 1 Oster wore handsome beaded robe over black satin trimmed in ruffles of tulle
 and jet ornaments.
 ! Ms. Louis Saks one of Birmingham's
 most popular and lovliest matrons wore a lovely creation of white brocaded satin deliberately embroidered in gold, and Mrs | Herman Saks gown was an imported
 model or georgette crepe over gold. The
 skirt was finished with large medallions
 and bands of gold around the bottom, 1 while the waist was fashioned of real l lace with smaller medallions and touches of fur
 l Mrs. Louis Schulhoefer was extremely pretty. wearing dainty costume of pink satin beautifully trimmed with silver lace
 Mrs Edgar Adler was handsome in gray l brccade with steel overdress. Mrs. Ferd
 Caheen wore gorgeous gown of black with overdress of blue beaded net, which
 was finished with bancs of tan velvet
 and jet. Mrs. s, Rich never looked pret- 1 tier. She was becomingly gowned in heavy black lace over white.
 l Miss Cecile Rich was lovely inR danc- ing dress of white chiffon and : lace 1 trimmed with brocaded silk embroidered 1 in gold and bands of fur.
 1 Miss Elsie Fies, another popular belle, was prettiy gowned in white silk net embroidered in crystal and trimmed with l silver lace
 1 Mrs. Leopold Loeb was attractively
 robed in white georgette crepe. having
 as trimmings pan velvet and bands of iri- descent. Mrs. Dave Meyers was hand somely gowned in black silk net with
 beautiful jet trimmings.
 l Mrs. Max Winkler wore a becoming ere ation of rose-colored charmeuse with net loverdress having lace flounces. A blue
 velvet girdle and touches of blue finished this lovely attire.
 Mrs. M V. Joseph's gown was one of the handsomest and most attractive
 seen at the ball. It was fashioned of
 red velvet elaborately embroidered in silver butterflies.
 Mrs Hugh Marx wore a beautiful gown of white satin with trimmings of yellow
 tulle and silver lace with silver slip pers. Miss Mildred Jaffe's dancing frock | of white lace over white taffeta with sil- ,ver furnishings was very becoming