The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-04

time is obliged to be more fully occu-
pied with social demands.
The members of the debutante club
of 1915 include Miss 1soline Campbell,
PRESIDENT Miss Mary Murphey and
Miss Nellie Hood Ridley. vice presi-
dents; Miss Elizabeth Blanc. secretary
and treasurer; Miss Alice Parks. Miss
Dolly Prioleau, Miss Theo Prioleau,
Miss Mary Peabody, Miss Gertrude
Richardson, Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick,
Miss Marie Dinkins, Miss Mary Bowen,
Miss Marion Vaughan, Miss Helen
mccarthy, Miss Margaret Traylor Miss
| Dorothy High. Miss Wyckliffe Wurm,
Miss Ferol HUMPHREYS, Miss Helen
eRhorer, Miss Josephine Mobley Miss
Isabel Robinson, Miss Ellen O'Keefe,
Miss LYDIA Nash, Miss Mary Algood
Jones, Miss Laura Haygood Cole, Miss
! Louise Broyles, Miss Margaret Mckee,
Miss Jessie Thompson, Miss Mary Rice,
Miss Mai HORNE, Miss Lucille Kuhrt,
Miss Amelia Smith, Miss Alline Fielder,
Miss Frances Godfrey of Covington,
Miss Alice Boatwright of Danville, Va,
Mrs Edgar V. Carter, Jr., Mrs Turner
Carson, Mrs. Donald McKinnon, Mrs.
Hal Hart, Mrs. Grover Middlebrooks,
Mrs. Benjamin Mart Bailey of San An
itonio, Tex, Mrs. Frank Merrill of Eu-
faula Ala; Mrs. Joel Hurt, Jr., of New
York city, and Mrs. Max Don Howell
of New York city.
The debutantes of last year include
Miss Agnes Gray, Miss Dorothy Ark
wright Miss Harriet McDanield, Miss
Margaret Fraser, Miss Lillian Mitchell,
Mrs. Julian Thomas and Mrs. Sergeant
Hamilton of Chattanooga.
Those of the approaching winter in
clude Miss Patty McGehee, Miss Lamar
Slaton, Miss Eloise Robinson, Miss
Mary Stewart, Miss Rebecca Hill, Miss
Caroline Blount, Miss Laurence HORNE,
Miss Marian Dunson, Miss Margaret
McCarty, Miss Grace Bloodworth, Miss
Janet Hatcher, Miss Mae Crichton,
Miss Elizabeth Blalock and Miss
Blanche Divine of Gainesville.
one of the most interesting luncheon
parties of the early season will be the
luncheon given today at the Tutwiler by
the young women who will be among the
debutantes this season. Among those
who will attend will be Miss Josephine
Evins, Miss Gillian GoodaA' Miss Leila
Robinson, Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Cath
crime Carey, Miss Susie Green and Miss
Margaret Bradshaw.
Mrs R. A. Mullins complimented Miss
Louise Neville, bride-elect OF the
month yesterday afternoon with bridge
party at her home on South Seventeenth
street There were four tables of play
ers and number of other friends came
in later for tea. The score prize was a
box of stationary and the guest of honor
was presented with dainty httie traVeA-
ing case
Those who played bridge were Miss Me-
Vile, Mrs Smith johnson, Mrs. Lewis
johnson, Mrs. G. B. Mccormack, Jr,
Mrs. Clifford Beasley, Mrs. William
Worthington, Mrs. w. G.. Colmery, Mrs
Frank Thurman, Miss Nina Nicholson,
Miss Annie Mae Shook, Miss Marie Rosa
mond, Miss Agnes Bethea and others.
Mrs. C. E. woodrow entertained most
delightfully."- yesterday afternoon at herl
home in West End, honoring Miss Ruth
Montgomery, lovely young woman, who
will be married tomorrow evening to Mr..
William Phillips
The entire house was thrown open and
decorated with many handsome potted
plants and quantities of cut flowers. The
guests were met at the door and well |
coined by little Miss Thelma Camerons
and Miss Elizabeth Salter.
Mrs. Salter received in the reception
room and Mrs. woodrow, Miss Montgom-
cry, Miss Elizabeth Hanley of Nashville,
Miss Edith and Miss Zelma Chaig, Miss
Marie Dorsey, and Miss Lucy Lovett re-
ceived in the living room.
Those assisting in the dining room were
Mrs. S. j. Vann, Mrs. j. Y. Brame, Mrs.
H. A. Howell, and Mrs. L. S. Evins
The coffee table was especially attrac-
tive, centered with a large basket tied
with pink tulle.
Others placed here and there assisting
with entertaining the many guests were
Miss Nellie Hopewood, Mrs. George
Woodrow and Miss Martha Plosser.
About 200 guests called during the re-
ceiving hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Eshelman anr |
nounce the engagement and approaching |
marriage of their daughter, Goldie May, |
to Mr.. Carl Adams. the wedding to take |
place Saturday, October Z, at the home of I
the brides parents in Norwood.
Miss Ireta McCrossin entertained the
members of the recently organized card |
club yesterday afternoon at her home on
Highland avenue. A lovely box of linen |
handkerchief was given as the score
prize. Among those who are members |