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

net and lace costume trimmed with rhine stones.
 Mrs c. G. Davis costume was fash toned of black satin and rich lace and a big picture hat, with aigrette trimming, completed her costume. Mrs. Jack Bow ron wore pretty costume of blue velvet trimmed with blue net and bands of sil- ver while Mrs. Henry Dean wore a dainty dancing dress of white taffeta and lace Mrs. Rivers Carter wore black net costume heavily jetted and Mrs. Solon Jacobs gown was fashioned of Cell blue chiffon velvet with iridescent overdress.
 Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., was becom- ingty gowned in rose colored taffeta with lace overdress. Mrs. Mason billiard wore a handsome costume of silver lace and crystal over pink finished with touches of pink chiffon, and Mrs. Felton Vim berly was lovely in a dainty gown of vel low silk and silver lace.
 Mrs William H. 1<ettig's beautiful gown was of apricot colored charmeuse, elabor- ately combined with gold lace. The skirt in graceful lines fashioned of the char mouse showed foundation of gold lace, while the corsage carried out in artistic effect the gold lace and charmeuse. At the side a golden brown choux of tulle was used with a single dainty rose in yell low shades.
 One of the prettiest dresses worn at the reception was MrS. Jesse Ii. DItHiicti ,. It was of white tule over silver lace, the f1ounces of silver lace forming the foun- dation, while the white tulle tunics were edged with silver and tiny bands of crys- tai trimmings The corsage was formed of the silver lace and tulle and tiny plnk roses tied with pink tulle was used with the sash making an unusually loveiy costume.
 Mrs. Bradley J. Saunders wore a very handsome and becoming gown of black jetted net over white. The draped skirt was trimmed effectively with black velvet, while the corsage carried out the motif beautifully with the addition or cryS- tai trimmings.
 Mrs Frances DeBardeleben looked un- usually handsome in a very becoming gown of apricot colored embossed velvet and gold lace. The corsage was finished with narrow bands of fur and the sklrt was also trimmed in fur and gold lace. Miss Dorothy Davis wore an attractive dancing frock of changeable yellow taffe- ta elaborately embroidered with pansles and trimmed with tulle and corsage of Palmer violets. Miss Margaret Moore costume was of white chiffon over silver satin and her guest, Miss Alice Hunter, wore a gown of turquoise taffeta and
 silver lace Miss Elizabeth Locke wore a becoming dress of white tulle embroidered | in silver with a corsage of pink roses | and lilies of the valley. Miss Leonora
 Hassinger, another lovely debutante' was prettily dressed in green brocade in ished with gold girdle while Miss Emily Dixon's costume was fashioned becom- 1 ingly of taffeta and white tulle Miss Gladys Williams wore lovely gown of | lavender and pink tulle over pink char
 mouse. with a corsage of Palmer Ylo- lets, Miss Jean Campbell, an attractive
 visitor, was seen in beautiful costume
 of American Beauty taffeta with French
 chiffon trimming and Miss Louise Harri- son, Mrs. Wilbur Kelly's guest, wore emerald green with touches of gold. Miss
 F'orine Hodges appeared in blue taffeta
 with silver lace furnishings, the skirt be- | ing formed of two deep fiounces and she
 carried pink roses. | Mrs. J. M Mason wore beautiful gown
 of black lace over old rose oriental silk. Mrs William Bew White was very pretty