The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-02
By EMMA REID RYALL


 Miss Hammond also added to the enjoy
 mest of the guests. Miss Bertha Pizitz,
 who is a student of Radcliff college, and
 is spending the holidays in the city with
 her parents, gave several readings of ne- gro dialect showing marked ability. Jack
 Saks rendered a lovely solo and a pro-
 fessional gave several humorous selec-
 tions An elaborate buffet supper was
 served and after the New Year the grand
 march was led by MT. Joe Saks and
 Miss Violet Semon, who was lovely III
 pink taffeta frock with trimmings or
 tulle. Among the well known people
 noted were: MT. and Mrs. Louis Saks,
 MT and Mrs. Winkler, MT. and Mrs. Syd
 Felheimer, Miss Emily Fies, MT. and Mrs.
 E. l.. Gold, MT. and Mrs Herbert Baum,
 Dr. and Mrs. A. Levy, MT. and Mrs. Mor- ris Adler Miss Hazel Holberg, B. J. Betman, Miss Esse Kronenberg, Meyer Kroaenberg, Mir and Mrs. Marc Link, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Fies, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Gold, MT. and Mrs Harman Saks, Mr and Mrs. Leon Meyer MT. and Mrs. & Klotz, MT. -and Mrs H. Kohn. Mr. and Mrs Louis Schulhoefer Miss Emma Geders, Roy Sterne, Miss Edwina Marx, Alphonse Levy, Madeline Hirschfield, B.. Mark stein, Fannie Mae Crumrine, Albert sterne, A. Klotzman, Miss Alma Black, Ike Saks, Miss Ruth Blum. Miss Bertha
 Pztz, Joe Smolian, Julius Patterson. Sig Rosenfield, pr. Boxel, Julian Schwarz Randall Folk. Lawrence Saks, Carl Steiner, Emmett Frost, Leon Adler, Au- gust Hirsch, Herbert Levy, Ben Levy Raymond Klotz, Lucien Joseph, MT. and Mrs Leo Loeb, MT. and Mrs. Leopold Loeb MT. and Mrs. S, Siegel, Mir. and Mrs. Philip Oster, MT. and Mrs. Lotus Gelders, MT. and Mrs. Monte Ulman, M.' and Mrs. Sam Stern, MT. and Mrs 4xN1 Mru d- Ter, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Adler, MT. and Mrs T. F. Solomon, MT. and Mrs. J. K Sterne. Dr. and Mrs. Newfield, Dr. and Mrs Carl Fox, MT. and Mrs. Harry Mark
 stein, MT and Mrs. Ferd Caheen, MT. and
 Mrs. Ally Lowenthal. Joe Saks, Violet
 Semon, Arnold Hirsch, Mildred Fox, D. r.
 Markstein, Clarice Sommer, Melville som
 mer, Miss Newfield, Leo Kyser, Miss
 Friedman of Pensacola, Ralph Blach,
 Hassie Klotzman and Irving Frost.
 The fourth annual New Years dance of the Birmingham Motor and Country club took place last evening. The grand marcn started at 10 o'clock and was followed shortly by delightful refreshments and the real fun began at IF o'clock when brilliant lights were flashed in many |colors symbolical of the terps1chorean muse A continual shower, rainlike in Arrangement of flake confetti, blending with rare device of ribbon confetti which was automatically thrown amongst the gay throng, further |heightening the beautiful scene. The following were among the chaperones for the occasion:
 MT and Mrs. Charles F. Rice, MT. and Mrs. John E. Shelby, MT. and Mrs. lG. Troupe Brazelton, MT. and Mrs. Solon Jacobs, MT. and Mrs. George A. Blinn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Hawkins, MT. and Mrs. John w. Cooke MT. and Mrs. IC. S. Huffman, MT. and Mrs. N. H. Slat- tery, MT. and Mrs. John G. Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conner, Mr. and Mrs. IE. w Bruce, MT. and Mrs. Norman Shannon, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Shannon, MT. and Mrs. Ben Hardin, MT. and Mrs. WV. V. Connell, pr. and Mrs. Martin, MT. and Mrs Frank Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Charles I. Smith and MT. and Mrs. Alan Jemison.
 Miss Jocelyn Orr entertained at bridge luncheon at her home in honor of Miss Virginia Ford of Portland, Ore, who is the guest of friends in the city. Among the guests were: Misses Edith and Emily Whatley, Caroline Copeland, Annette Hoyt, Marian Lewis, Marjorie