The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-14
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By EMMA REID RYALL

Ex-Senator Frank S. White: The greatest ball in the history of Alabama"
 Dr. T. M. Owen: The officers have had and used great chance to meet the peo- pie of Montgomery in social way"
 Gen. Charles H. Bricken The officers of the Guard are fully appreciative of the great honor shown them. They are highly pleased with the ball. They are very grateful for the enjoyable time"
 The absence of Mrs. Charles Tender son, the fovernors wife, was regretted. She is in North Carolina visiting her mother.
 Mrs Charles Bricken, wife of the gen. eral commanding the brigade was dis appointed in reaching Montgomery for the reception owing to the indisposition of her youngest child. This representative woman, true to every relation in life, re- sponded to her maternal obligations and sacrificed being present to share in the honors bestowed upon her distinguished husband.
 She will arrive in the city Friday, as the
 little one is reported greatly improved.
 The following from the New York Times will be read with interest by Birmingham friends of Miss Eustis
 Miss Celestine Eustis opened Mare Visto, at Bar Harbor, Me- at a garden party and hat sale this afternoon for the benefit of the crippled soldiers of France, who are being sheltered at Cas- tie Forges near Pau. the estate of her niece, Miss Clarisse Johnson. The hats were hand painted and were the work of Miss Eustis. Mrs. John Linsee of Boston was the model and Miss Lydia Eustis of Birmingham. Ala, the sales woman Presiding at the 10 tables was Mrs. Joseph Hofmann, niece of the hostess. The ideal weather brought out a large representation from the cottage colony.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri, Mrs. Ernest Schelling, Constantin Brun, the Danish minister; Count DAbbe of the Portuguese lega- tion, Mrs. Louis B. McCagg, Miss Au- gusta McCagg, Joseph Hoffman, Mrs. Charles Bohlen, Frank Fremont Smith and Dorothy Fremont Smith.
 Miss Gillian Goodall entertained last evening at a dinner at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs. R. M. Goodall, at their home in Glen Iris, complimenting Miss Walling of Huntsville, who is the lovely guest of the Misses Copeland and Miss Louise Frazier of Chatta- nooga, who is the guest~of Miss Leila Robinson. The table decorations were in green and white and after dinner the young people danced until a late hour. The following were among the guests:
 Miss Caroline Copeland, Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland, Miss Robinson, Miss Julia Shackleford, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Josephine Evins, MT. Rob- ert Goodall Mir. Sterling Foster, Jr. MT. Jewel Whatley, MT. William Moore, Mir. Lee Poe, MT. Norment, MT. Alex Cecil IT., MT. Miller Robinson, MT. Joe Mcintosh and MT. Stewart Coleman.
 
 MT. Ralph Wadeson entertained in- formally last evening at the residence of his aunt, Mrs. c. E. Woodrow a few of his young friends
 The evening was spent in games and other amusements and at a late hour delightful ices were served to the fol- lowing young people:
 Miss Lucille Turner, Miss Florence Turner. Miss Susie Reed Morton, Miss Lena B. Westbrook, Miss Earlin Shel- ton, Miss Elizabeth Salter, Miss Lorena Norton, Miss Cameron Brame, Miss Vir ginia Hall, MT. John Burney. MT. Paul Norton, MT Jack Wadeson, MT. Walter Woodrow, MT. Higgs Craig, MT. John Drew. MT. Willard Reynolds. MT. Frank TrescheIl, MT. Ralph Wadeson and others.
 Miss Lucy Smith entertained at an ln- formal lawn party Wednesday evening at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. s. Smith in Elyton complimentng Miss Frances Hurt.
 The following were among the guests: Miss Katherine Mccormack, Miss Mar gurie King, Miss Helen Terrell, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Rachel Lon don Miss Jimmie Terrell, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Josephine Evins, Miss Har- hot No16 6- well, Miss Julia Shackleford, Miss Caro- lyn Copeland Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland, Miss Chloe Walling of Hunts vile, Miss Willie Mae Brandon, Miss Helena Bethea MT. Lee Allen Brooks, Mir George O'Neal. MT. Malcolm Grant, MT. Mark Hyatt, MT. Allen Johnson. MT. Crawford Johnson, MT. Jack Smith, MT Ali Smith, MT Henry Fowlkes, MT. At well Brown, MT. Fainer MT. Howard Simmons, MT. Ray Long, MT. Clifford Forbes, MT. Lewis Schillinger MT. Mack Norment MT. Robert Goodall Mr. Tom