The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-09
NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES

] With the New Year of 1921 less than month off, the annual festivities for New Years Eve and New Years Day are practically effected and the pros- poets are that the clubs, the hotels, the | restaurants and many private homes will experience the most brilliant New
 Years celebration ever enjoyed in Bir- mingham's history
 1 At the Tutwiler, which will be the center of delightful social activities on New Years Eve, the most elaborate preparations are being made, the entire lower floor and the balconies of this distinguished hotel being thrown open on that occasion for the merry making guests, while the beautiful gold and l rose ballroom will also be used on this occasion.
 Two large orchestras will play on New Years Eve and the most artistic
 decorations will be used, tinsels and confetti. Christmas and New Years holly and mistletoe being used lavishly
 for the adornment of the lounge" the
 'grill' and the ballroom.
 l Favors" costly and beautiful will be distributed while the most delicious menu will be served during the enjoy-
 able festivities
 1 The big T. c. I. chorus with huge
 megaphones will sing the jolliest and
 most rollicking of songs. while the guests are enjoying the fleeting hours | amid bower of flowers and music and 1 good cheer.
 l At 12 o'clock the tocsin will sound for
 the little Glad New Year" and while l the lights are extinguished for a few l moments, amid the din and chatter of ! shouts and hurrahs and a general good time, and then as ii. by magic the great 1 calciums will be turned on once more and the old d-fashioned custom of wish l ing everybody "A Happy New Year" will be followed.
 1 Dancing will be the feature of the evening and the rSost delightful time will be enjoyed by the 1,200 guests, who lwill be at the Tutwiler on New Years Eve, the management of the hotel hav- | ing arranged to accommodate that number, which is the largest in the his-
 tory of this popular hostelry.
 Already more than 1000 reservations
 nave been made at the Tutwiler for l New Years Eve, and there are very few | now to be had, and the scene promises
 to be one of beautiful women, gallant
 men, lovely flowers and attractive mu | sic.
 l Among those who have made reser- vations for the New Years Eve at the Tutwiler, all of whom will entertain
 parties of from four to forty in num-
 Der, are MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Crock . ard, Francis Crockard, MT. and Mrs. I.
 F. Young, MT. Leo Loeb, MT. and Mrs. Henry J. Porter Jr., J. B. Rosenberrer.
 Sig Bauer, c. D. Davis J. L. Alderman n'
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison. IT.. George Warde, Joe Saks. Mrs. Philip Oster D. c. Chandler Henry T. Dean.
 Leslie Welton, MT. and Mrs. Frank Lynch, c. V. Rainey, L. J. Miller. H. s. Schwarz. w. I. Buck, A. c. Teeper. Sher
 win Williams. Mrs. F. B. Jackson, ]. c.
 smith, J. c. Jones, H. I. Bruce, T. M.
 Brannon, Max Weinstein. Horace Tuck
 CT. H. A. Ament. w. H. Merritt. S. stewart, J. Dennis. Wade Thompson. H.
 NJ. McDermott, Mrs. O. NJ Floyd. D. R.
 Bullard, A. M. Bruce Tom Kirkpa trick,
 Mrs. K. Marks, T. M. Engel R. w. F.. EWilliams. F. K. Staggers, Mrs. Clara 1 Harper Steele, Mrs. Henry Ash. pr. w. | K. Dean, Mrs. Freund, Mrs l.. Kayser
 T. c, Peace Mrs. A. IA Kidd, MT. Orr. w.
 T. kennon, Harry H. New. w. Nelson w. J. Whaley, Mrs. Emmal, Mrs. Ned Harris, MT. Carter, w. H. Kirkland Er
 nest Moses, Johnson and Drennen. H. Goldstein. W. Levy, H. Hart, Aaron
 Aarons, Mir. Mackey. Kelley B. Spencer.
 F. J. Stonens, O. Brasor. Henry Jenkins. 1 A. B. Bromley. MT. Sharrow, J. D.. OBrien. John Rice. E. K. Hoyt. Cal
 Mitchell, Dr. DIG. Donnell. Perkins J..
 Prewitt. R. l.. Goodall, l.. T. Stern, L.
 Levy, J, H. Leland. F. J. vestel, R. J.. Bennett Miss Eloise Morrow, H. M. Horton, Jr., Mrs. Brooks Forbes, V. J. Douglas. Percy Brower c. W. Richard
 son, MT. James. B. A. McManis, Judge Weakley, sMrs. Carlton Smith. Mrs. A.
 Weinstein, Frank Headley, w. Newton
 R. W. Kirkland, W. I. Lampkin, L.
 Erseman. T. c. Damn. J. H. Sherrer, w,
 J. Dawson. w. I. Stickley, c. A. David
 son. H. L. White. John w. Byrum, R.
 Bolton, J. T. Driver. Mrs. Jack Ayres,
 L. F. Steigal Miss Rich, R. R. Boxter
 Mrs. Berry, l.. l.. Michael A. l.. White,