The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

solon Jacobs, for example-Miss Jessie May Perkins clever acting and apparent | naturalness and earnestness in pleading 1 her cause: MT. Wards good nature and his humor, the keenness of the attorneys MT. Beddow, MT. Black and MT. Burr l were characteristics that made of the af-
 Ialr notable incident, and there were many in the overcrowded audience who would like to know that it would be re- peated.
 pr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Edmonds re- ceived New Years afternoon and even ing in their new home on Chestnut Hill. and the inviting interior was sfacefuliy decorated to suggest the holiday times. thus partaking of the cheery welcome offered by the two de- lightful hosts. The tea table which had fruit centerpiece, was presided ever by various women of pr. Ed monds' parish, and many guests called 10 offer the greetings of the day. At one period were noted Mir. and Mrs. Willard Wilson, Judge and Mrs. Howze,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun, MT. and Mrs. Fl. G. McLaws, MT. and Mrs. Henry Badham, Mir. Mitchell Williamson, MT. and Mrs. James Bowron, MT. and Mrs. George Cornell Mir. and Mrs. Julian Gorham, MT. and Mrs. Lowell Yerkes, Gen. and Mrs. R. D. Johnston MT. and Mrs. II. J. Porter, MT. and Mrs. John Weakley MT. and Mrs. Chenoweth, Mrs. Ferguson. MT. and Mrs. Harold Samson, MT. and Mrs Syd Bowie and many oth : CTS
 Mrs. John Stone Hoskins gave de- iishtful New Years party to compli- ment Miss Mary Patrick, who is here from Georgia to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. R. G. Patrick Only the members of the Zeta Tau Alpha, 20 in number, took part In the pleasures of the afternoon, which were informally arranged. Miss Hewlette Mae Adams. the hostess sister, who IS one of the college girls at home for the holiday season, presided over the tea urns which were stationed at Q dainty table on which the Zeta Tau Alpha colors, blue and gray, were clev- erly used. A large potted plant in the center of the table was hooded with Sf"t anu ilou iilSc DOW UT grey rlD-
 bon caught about it. The hints were embossed with blue and each teacur had poised on it card painted in the sorority colors.
 A delightful watch party was given at the home of Miss Stella May Orr in Norwood Thursday in honor of Miss Pauline Chapman of Rome, Ga, the at tractive guest of Miss Edith Smith. The party spent the first part of the evening in town enjoying d delightful supper. after which they adjourned to Miss Orrs homo, and watched the old year make its exit and the new year it's advent. Those who enjoyed the hos pitality of Miss Orr were Miss Stella May Orr, Miss Pauline Chapman, Miss Edith Smith. Miss Eveline Westmore- land, Miss Margaret Barker ana Miss Genevieve Papazoni. Messrs Jrn c. Smith. Raymond Savage, Bill Gould, Frank Hamilton, Jeff Bealle and Law renee Hamilton.
 Miss Margaret Frickhoffer was one Of the hostesses of the week entertain ing at a 300 party in compliment to Miss Margaret Chaplin, the guest of Miss Edith smith and Miss Madeline Vardy, who is home for the holidays
 The first prize was a hand painted powder puff the consolation a silver knife, and scores were kept ON dainty Christmas cards. Seven tables of guests were present, and after the game a salad and ice course was served.
 Miss Edith Smith gave a dinner dance ct her home this week eomplimentinr her house guest, Miss Margaret Chap lin of Rome, Ga.
 The center of the table was pretty with large basket of poinsettias, red