The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-08
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Nashville and the color scheme of the wedding carried out the society colors.
 
 One of the loveliest of the parties of the late winter was the ball given la st evening by MT. and Mrs. Augustus Wal ter Carey at the Country club, intro- ducing their young debut daughter, Miss Catherine Carey, to their many friends. The club was indeed a very attractive scene. all aglow with light and decorated with quantities of pink roses and hand some ferns, the orchestra playing and the many beautifully gowned young women and girls darting here and there. MT. and Mrs. Carey and Miss Carey were assisted in receiving by Miss Alice Bowie, Miss Louise Moultrie of Rome, Ga, Miss Margaret Bradshaw, Miss Gil- Han Goodall Miss Mary Ball. Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Massey, Miss Susie Green, Miss Elizabeth Prince, Miss Susie Haskell, Miss Lucy Simpson, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Helen McClary.
 Miss Carey wore becoming girlish frock of white lace and carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses.
 MT. Carey and his lovely young daugh- ter led the grand march. Late in the evening an elaborate buffet supper was served in the dining room, where the dec- orations were most elaborate and artis- tic. The large center table. where coffee and bonbons were served, was adorned with a basket of pink roses and maiden hair ferns. The punch table was also most effective in arrangement.
 Mir and Mrs Carey included several hundred in their hospitality last evening, inviting the younger set as well as a number of their married friends.
 
 Mrs Russell Hunt entertained a few friends at luncheon at the Country club yesterday, complimenting Mrs. As bury Barnett of Asheville, N. C., who is the guest of her mother, Mrs. James Downey, and Mrs. John. D. Oats of Asheville, N. C., who is the guest of her mother Mrs George Webb.
 Mrs. 1T. F. DeBardeleben entertained a few friends at luncheon at the Country club yesterday in honor of Mrs. James Cater Cook of Atlanta, who is the guest of Judge and Mrs. W. |. Grubb,
 Miss Rydng entertained at a luncheon yesterday at the Country club in honor of Mrs. Jackson Halstead of Los Angeles and Mrs. Jesse Wheelock, who was the guest of relatives in the city The guests included Mrs. Harry Wheelock, Mrs Bert
 
 Frank Deedmeyer. Mrs. Mcintyre, Miss Mcintyre, Mrs. Vernon Gray, Miss Flor ence Wheelock of Denver Mrs Paul Cooke. Mrs. William Cooke. Mrs. J. D Moore and Mrs. Alex Cecil.
 Mrs John Cartwright entertained al luncheon yesterday at the Country club complmenting Mrs Thomas O.. Smiths guest Mrs. James Hubbert of Chicago.
 
 i One of the largest luncheon parties O | yesterday was given by Mrs. FranI 1 cstep at the Country club in honor o 1 Miss Katherine Reynold a bride elect Covers were laid for IS.
 l Mrs. l. l.. Williams entertained tn members of the Cosmopolitan Auction Bridge club yesterday at her home il l Norwood. The guests were Mrs. Ic Reynolds Hicks. Mrs. Conrad Austin Miss Mary Bruce. Mrs. c. C. Foulkroc and the club members, Mrs. F: D. Nc Kinney, Mrs. Sidney Dringer, Mrs Charles Mcclure. Mrs. A. l.. Kidd, Mrs Hendricks, Mrs. w. J. Leslie, Mrs, Ho man. Mrs. C. F. Barham, Mrs. T. K I Alilsap and Mrs Perrine.
 The junior board of Neighborhoo House is to have d special feature a the gypsy ball on Tuesday night .Febrr ary 1S. and Miss Leonora Hassingel president of the board. calls the youn women together for a first rehearsal a II o'clock at the Southern club. Tn board includes: Miss Leonora Hassingel