The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-01
Society in
 Greater Birmingham
ENSLEY

Complimenting her daughter, Mrs James Miles Sprasue Mrs. N. Whitfield Scott en- tertained at tea Thursday afternoon from 4 to o'clock. Pink and white astors, crepe myrtle and ferns were lavishly used in the decorations Fruit punch was served on the porch. Mrs Brice Jones and Mrs. Frances Phillips presided. The guests were greeted at the door by Mrs Max Melon and Mrs Claud Rogers. Holding the trays to receive the cards of the call CTS were Ruth Mosely. Margaret Crals and Gregg Scott. In the parlor, standing with the hostess and honoree, in the re- ceiying limo. were Mir, James Miles Srrague, Mrs. M R.. Johnson Mss Carrie Kent Miss Gladys $. Anthony, Miss Mabel Bowling. Miss Marion Kent and Miss Mary Lemont. The dining room presentec an attractive scene with It's decorations of plnl, and white astors, tulle ana ferns. Mrs w. B. Bridges poured tea and as sisting her in serving sandwiches. nuts and bonbons were Mrs. R. E. Chadwick, Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Grace Hlll- house and Miss Pauline Phillips. About | 75 guests called and left cards during the appointed hours.
 Friday evening at their home in Fair field. MT. and Mrs. J. M. Berriman enter tained the members of the Progressive Arts club, a club recently organized for the study of music and the drama. Mas turtiuns and ferns were the decorations and after the programme dainty refresh- ments were passed. The following pro- gramme was enjoyed:
 Plano solo. Miss Nina Pharr.
 Flute solo, Mir A. c. Hagen.
 Piano solo, Miss Catherine Buck. Vocal solo, Mir Arthur Smith, Jr. Reading Mrs. A. S. Keith.
 Piano solo. Miss Lucile O'Byrne. | Duet piano and cornet, MT. and Mrs J. M Berriman,
 IJu hostess ! at her home in Fairfield. White hy- drangeas crepe myrtle and ferns were | lavshly used in the decorations. The pink l and white colors were also distinguished | in the dainty score cards for the games | of five hundred, forty-two and progress sive hearts The first prize in five hun dred. hand-painted vase, was awarded | to Mrs. J. c. Brumbaugh; the second, cut glass vinegar cruet, to Mrs. A. F. | Hilleke, and the third, a box of stationery, to Mrs. G. C. Warren. Tn sorty-two the prize. a cut glass vase, was won by Mrs. w G. Carr, and in progressive hearts, two pairs of silk hose were awarded Mrs. l H. swygart The consolation prize, | bagket of fruit was drawn by Mrs. K. ;. Gross Mrs. Jones was assisted in enter taining by Mrs. T. c. keenon, Mrs. A. F. | Hilleke and Mrs. J. l.. Smith. An ice course was passed to the guests, number ing 70.
 Miss Barbara Endress entertained re-
 gently at five hundred, compimenting 1 Miss Janette Williams of Atlanta. The | score cards were pretty girl heads. The first prize, a box of correspondence cards,
 was awarded to Miss Maud Hunt; the | second prize, a box of crepe de chine handkerchiefs, was won by Miss Lucille | O'Byrne. plate luncheon concluded the l afternoon. Those present were: Miss Janet Williams, Miss Mabel Atkins. Miss Lucille OByrne Miss Nell Suppler Miss Margaret Suppler, Miss Maud Hunt, Miss Perss Pruitt, Miss Grace Hillhouse. Miss
 Mamie McNamara and Mrs. l.. Emmett
 Day.
 Thursday morning at her home In Fair field. Mrs Conrad Boterweg was hostess at five hundred, entertaining the members of the Highland Clan and few additional guests. Tables for the games were ar
 ranged on the porch. made attractive With potted plants and white hydrangeas. a | cluster of the same flowers forming the central decoration of the table in the dim | ing room where at noon delightful luncheon was served. As the guests ar | rived they were served with a mint bev-
 craze. Mrs Henry Wood won the prize
 for the highest score, box of correspon-
 dence cards, and Mrs. J. G. Adams tie
 booby, a box of candy. Those present
 were: Mrs. J. G. Adams, Mrs. c. A.
 Gapon, Miss Persis Pruitt, Mrs w. G.
 Bickell. Mrs. J. D. Duncan. Mrs. Geisler,
 Mrs. H. D. Williams, Mrs. Carrie Turner,
 Mrs. H. F. Cordray. Mrs J: c. Bonner
 Mrs J. c. Brumbaush, Miss Francis
 Younsblood Miss Alice Graham, Mrs.
 John White and Mrs. Conrad Boterwes.
 Complimenting her guest, Mrs. D. E. Lowery of Tuscon, Ariz., Mrs~C. Barbour entertained informally at five hundred at
 the home of Mrs. J. M. Ball. A color scheme of green and yellow was developed
 by the use of sunnowers, Shasta daisies
 and ferns Sprays of the latter adorning the hand-painted score cards. Tables were
 arranged in the living and reception
 rooms The guest prize. pair of silk
 hose, was awarded the honoree, and the
 prize for highest score, duplicate of the former. went to Mrs Pauline Roberts; the consolation, a pretty fan, being drawn by Mrs. J. R. Mularky As the guests ar- rived fruit punch was served by Mrs. A. D. Slye. An ice course was passed to Mrs. Karl Jones. Mrs. Pauline Roberts, Mrs. George Brigman, Mrs. w. w. Gar rett, IT,, Mrs. Howard Ashford, Mrs. John
 valleley, Mrs. Alex McBee. Mrs. J. R. Boggs, Mrs. J. W. Brigman, Mrs. J. l.. Mularky. Mrs. D. E. Lowery. Mrs. J. M.
 Ball. Mrs. F. M. Ellzey, Mrs. Frank Le- mont. Mrs. A. D. slye, Miss Virginia Brown. Miss Lyda Riley and Mrs. c. Bar
 bour.
 Mrs A. E. Wickham recently enter
 tained a party of children in honor of the third birthday of her little daughter Kath- erine Louise. A color scheme of pink and
 white was developed in the decorations
 and refreshments. Rollicksome games
 were played on the lawn and punch was served by Miss Gertrude Gorff and Miss Margaret Mentaell. Dolls were given as
 favors to little girls and bird whistles to the boys. Assisting Mrs Wickham in en-
 tertaining the little folks were Mrs. Ida
 Gorhani, Mrs. Bob Evans. Mrs. Guy Tol-
 bert. Mrs Jack Krahenbuhl, Miss Mabel
 Schwine and Miss Christina Dickinson
 The little guests enjoying this pretty hos
 pitality were Miss Sara Cole. Miss Eliza
 beth Lanier Miss Leona Roe. Miss Sadie Bell Coleman. Miss Louise Mccormack,
 Miss Elizabeth Hutchings, Miss Irrna Kir-