The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-31
l A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY uuuE

ICNN NE of the most attractive anars of the holiday season will be the
 annual New Years dance to be given tomorrow evening at the Country club at g o'clock to which all members are invited to attend, there being no in- vitations issued. The club will be hand somely decorated and will be a veritable Japanese garden, and 20 lovely young women, comprising this years debutantes and those of last season, will be hand somely gowned in picturesque Japanese robes, and will give a most attractive feature dance. MT. and Mrs. Caldwell, the president of the club and his wife, are using their greatest efforts to make the occasion one of great success, and win lead the ball, introducing many at- tractive features. Among those taking part in the features are Miss Gillian Goodall, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Mary Ball, Miss Catherine Carey, Miss Marga- ret Bradshaw, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Prince, Miss Elizabeth Massey, Miss Josephine Evins, Miss Susie Green, Miss Susie Haskell. Miss Elizabeth Jordan, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, Miss Dorothy Davls Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Leonora Hassinger, Miss Marion Orr, Miss Augusta Clark. Miss Anita Eustis, Miss Helen Eubanks, Miss Mar garet Nelson, Miss Emily Ford, Miss Hattie Cullom. Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Carrie Yates, Miss Katherine Reynolds, Miss Margaret Munger. Miss Gladys Will Hams.
 One of the largest and most attractive dancing parties of the holiday season was given by the young men of the Tux edo club at the Phoenix club on Tuesday evening. The club, which is one of the handsomest in the south, was a most beautiful seere. handsomely decorated with quantities of ferns, palms and south ern smilax, combined with handsome cut flowers. The grand march was beauti- fully led by MT. Selgman Blank, the club president, and Miss Madeline Hirshfield of Mobile. Miss Hirshfield wore a stun ming imported gown of silver cloth, with beaded overskirt and carried pink roses. At a late hour an elaborate hot buffet supper was served in the dining room, where the decorations were among the most elaborate seen this season. The chaperons were the parents of the young men club members. Among those present were: Miss Emily Fies, Miss Adele Fies, Miss Fannie Mae Pomeroy, Miss Hazel Holberg and her guest, Miss Mildred Fox; Miss Violet Semon, Miss Phyllis Ash and her guests, Miss Madeline Hirsch- field of Mobile, and Miss Edwina Marks of Uniontown, Miss Clarice Sommers. Miss Elma Landsberger, Miss Pearl Wald. MT. Bernard Beitman MT. Leroy Marks, MT. Mervin Blach, Mir. Alvin Baum, MT. Stanley Beitman. Mir. Arthur Green, Mir Julian Stanley Beitman. MT. Arthur Green, Mir. Julian Saks, MT. Law renee Salzs, MT. Ben Ash, MT. Milton Schwartz, MT. Sylvan Friedman of New York, MT. Ralph Blach, MT. Irwin Frost and many more. The invitation list in- cluded the Phoenix club membership and the visitors here for the Jewish Sunday school convention besides the younger dancing set.
 Among those in the city to attend the Sunday school convention being held at Temple Emanu-El were Rabbi and Mrs. A. c. Moses of Mobile, who were the guests of MT. and Mrs Leopold Loeb; Mrs. Kaufman and Miss Cecelia Lich- bach of Mobile, the guests of MT. and Mrs. David Letaw; Miss Hortense Reiss of Mobile, tte guest of Mrs. Lansber-
 aiaf~ md Miss Myra Nea. a5a.ln sn and Mrs. Leon Rosa f{rl rg of Mobile, Fitll N7 md Mrs berg; MT Fei-
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 Nr. and Mrs. Operdorfer; Rabbi Issacison of Selma, with Mir and Mrs. Sam Stern; MT. J. Rothchld of Selma, with Mrs. A. B. Love- man; Miss Selma Bley of Demopolis, with Miss Annie Shapiro; Mrs. J. Levi of Anniston, with Mr. and Mrs. R. Rich; Mir Hugo Hecht of Gadsden. with MT. c. G. Sandman; Miss Wolf of Gadsden, with Mrs. Goldman; Miss Hannah and Miss Cecile Held of Annston, with Mrs. $. Ginsburg; Miss Cecelia Lefkowitz of ATniston with Mrs D. Hymes Mrs. J. Morris of Tuscaloosa, with Mrs Hymes
 The marriage of Miss Ada Blanche Gray, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert s. Gray and MT. William James Thorn ton, will take place on Wednesday morn ing at o'clock at the brides home in Norwood
 Miss Robbie Gray a sister of the bride,