The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07

"A club last evening, for the ball 4 room was filled with charming ly frocked women and interesting men who participated in the large parties at dinner and at the dance. The cul- nninating affair of all of those given to compliment Miss Jessie Mae Per- kins and Mir. Carl Holzhorn, whose marriage will be beautifully solemn ized this afternoon, was the dinner dance at which Miss Mary Munger was hostess.
 All of the guests were in happy mood and gathered about the beau- tifully decked tables they formed es- pecially congenial groups. In addition to Miss Perkins and MT. Hozborn, the guests were MT. Ernest Holzborn, Miss katheryn Reynolds, Mir. Craig Per- kins Miss Edith Bowron. Mr. Al Will son, Miss Margaret Munger, MT. Lucian Wyatt, MT. Julian Dow MT. Alex Dearborn, MT. Bob Thach, MT. Bob Bad- ham and Mir. Steele Andrews.
 At other tables were noted the group of matrons and their husbands with bachelor here and there who compose an attractive dinner club or sanized for an occasional informal gathering such as last night. The per-
  Mrs. J Campbell Maben, Mr. and Mrs John Milner Caldwell. MT. and Mrs Culpepper Exum, MT. and Mrs Harold samson, MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockarl Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Raul, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. LeVert, Mi. and Mrs. Felix Drennen, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Craw- ford. Mir and Mrs. Robert .Temison IT., Mr. and Mrs. William Walker, MT. and Mrs W. H. Kettg, MT. and Mrs. Edward W. Barrett, MT and Mrs. w. M. Jordan, MT. and Mrs Paschal G. Shook Mir. and Mrs. Warner Shook. Mir. Erskine Ramsey. MT. H. c. Ryding. MT. H. c. Seibles and MT. Morris Bush.
 Another party included Miss Louise Long, Miss Gladys Williams, Miss Ed wna Thaggard and Miss Dean Dillard, MT. H. H. Riddleheizer. Mr. Phil Pres colt, N1r. Arthur Adams, MT. Ebert Jemison. MT. Albert Hopkins.
 K IILADY goes amarketing these WI days and experiences all of the
 charm of gathering green things out of her own garden-almost. For she has the choice of crisp lettuce from many gardens and then there are tender radishes and green peas by the basketful and the tenderest baby turnip greens and onions-and all sorts of things that grow in gardens and which one can't enumerate all in one breath. Of course. it is at the Five Points market that she sees them and the wagons in which they are displayed are fresh from the country and the vegetables are freshly gathered early in the morning.
 There were chickens there Saturday ,<1Io ,II 1, chipper-loolSing white leghorn broil- ers-al1 roosters, one charming young anatTon was heard to exclaim to her husband. who had brought her down in his car But whether there is any particular virtue in their being roos- ters or not they were very fine look ing, and were selling for S5 cents, which is cents below the market price. Right beside the coop was box of eggs, clean and fresh looking which were being sold for 25 cents per dozen.
 Housekeeping truly acquires great deal of real pleasure when all frocked out in her prettiest smock, and car rying her most becoming" basket. the little housekeeper may take brisk
 
 do her marketing. There she may find her friends to chat with. but whether or no. there is certainly an inspiration in being able to browze about among the wagons to find just what one wants.
 Then, the joy of Knowing that the vegetables come fresh from the garden to your table!
 K
 to Carl Holzborn this afternoon 0 recalls all sorts of interesting things about her, and sets one avon dering just what her wedding dress will be like. For she always wore the most fascinating clothes imagin- able and the charm and loveliness of each new mode has been materialized in her frocks.
 Birmingham has found her especially charming. and she will not relinquish her claims easily, for she remembers the sweet strains of Jessie Macs violin, and the many occasions when she has delighted informal audiences with them. Then she has always been in the very vortex of the whirl of gaiety, and it will be quite an unhappy loss .
 But she will lend to Mobile the same vivacious personality that has always kept her Birmingham friends a-tiptoe, and as Carl Holzorn's bride will invest Mobile with peculiar charm for Bir- mingham folk.
 nl IRMINGHAM debutantes are the
 very incest of all the debutantes 1 in the world, so of course every where they go they are given a perfectly wonderful time. So it was with Beverly Leake when she went to Richmond. She is such pretty thing and SO charming1y viyacious and gracious that she imme- diately became belle and young and old alike adored her. So they have been vieing with each other in that lovely Vir- ginia town to see who could make her have the best time and she has been the recipient of many interesting courteses.
 One of these was dance which her aunt Mrs Bosher. gave at the Richmond Country club and other was the dance at Cedar Grove. the beautiful country home of Mrs Tom Armistead, both of which were very large and brilliant affairs.
 This is not the first tune that Beverly has visited in Richmond for early in the past season she was there and made her bow to Richmond society really before she became known to the Birmingham world as debutante. Monday when she returns and very happy stay will come to an end k xRS. JULIAN PARKE of Selma has MI been most charmingly entertained Avx duripa har l,riaf visit tn Rir,ninn nn-