The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-02

| delightful hospitality.
 | Miss Mary Fabian will leave tomorrow | to study voice with William Whitney in | New York; prepara tory to entering upon | the operatic stage. This afternoon her sis l ter, Miss Roha Fabian, will entertain at tea in her honor at her studio at Five Points, She will be assisted by Miss Hor- tense Estes and will include among her guests a limited number of her friends among the musicians.
 Miss Onie Smith was hostess to her bridge club and a few additional friends in Norwood, seating the guests at four tables. A box party of correspondence cards and an embroidered pin cushion were given as trophies, and tempting re- treatments were served.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Kester gave a Lyric party this week for the Misses Mckay of Russellville. who are guests of Miss Edith Kestler and Miss Ruth Kester.
 Miss Frances Hood was hostess to 20 friends with a dancing party in Norwood last evening.
 Miss Susie Haskell will be hostess al a dinner-dance this evening at the Country club, entertaining 20 friends.
 Miss Edgell Adams is expected home from Missouri January 5, after a visit to her parents.
 
 Sunday to their home in New York after visit to the formers mother.
 The the-dansant at the Miles School of Dancing this afternoon will be for the benefit of the Behrens' Park Playground association, and will continue from f:30 to 6;9o The public is cordially invited.
 Miss Leone Krauss will leave next week for Nashville to spend a short while be- fore going to Johnstown, Pa, where she will spend two months.
 Miss Frances Williams and Miss Caro- lyn Brown will return to the university next week.
 Miss Irene Cater of Annston is visit ing Mrs. Peter Campbell Kidd in Nor wood.
 Miss Marguerite Todd is in Ozark.
 MT. and Mrs. C. s. Simmons, who have made their home at the Hotel IIiliman since it was erected. are now at the Tut wiler.
 Mr Thomas Lamar has arrived from Livingston to spend a few days
 Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Lavender gave a New Years eve party in Inglenook and invited forty friends. A resolution contest was engaged in and prizes awarded to Miss Marita Bailey and MT II. Vance. l Music was furnished by Mrs T. W. Me Coy and Miss Mabel Barter. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. c. E. Harvey. Mrs. | C. T. Smith and Mrs. H. NJ Lewis
 Miss Gladys Green gave spend-the- day party yesterday for her guest, Miss Mamie Wooten The additional guests 1 were Miss Westbrook, Miss Mabel Bar ton. Miss Vera Head and Miss Louise | Brandt.
 In Pratt City Miss Bessie Levy gave a | luncheon yesterday. entertaining Mss | Mabel Lovelady. Miss Marion Loyelady | and Miss Margaret Cotton.
 NIT. George Ward. who is spending the | holidays with his parents in Pratt City, | was given a stage party before going to | Chicago. The guests were MT Thomas Sanders, NIr. Andrew Schols, Mir Edwin | Roden, MT. Charles Roen, Mr. David Me Donald, and MT. Thomas Howard
 Mfs. James F.. Senn of East Lal<e gave 3 might party New Years for Miss Mary Pickett Brown of Atlanta | who as the guest of Miss Annie Senn has been daily entertained. Mrs. F. II. Griffin entertained the AL exander Stephens chapter, United Daugh- 1 -ers or the Confectionery. yesterday after i noon at her home, using the holiday col | DTS, red and white, both in refreshments | and decorations The Picquik club of Woodlawn gave a | delightful New Years eve party in which | 70 young people participated. Sandwiches | and coffee were served and the gathering watched out the old year. Miss Miller Dowell entertained eight | girls yesterday with a New Years spend | the-day party Christmas decorations | were used on the table. at which a de- icious luncheon was served Mir w. o. Hall and MT. NJ. R. Christian | are enjoying hunt near Fayette.
 Miss Hazel Newman has returned to |