The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02
Holiday Festivities Mark
 Hlghtide OfWinter Season

I silk with mandarin coat embroidered in gold, with hair dressed high with bright ornaments.
 Mss Maty Ada TaIrant, as Zingari gypsy. wore a short skirt of red satin with black bodice with fringes of many colored beads and wide orange sash od at 1ne sue ana a llta uress uf pur- pie satin wound with beads.
 Miss Marguerite Lewis was pretty in .,erOt ~Oss a.. aHe with inserts of white tulle on the skirt with bodice of blue satin.
 Miss Mary stiles and Miss Torrance Redd charming represented pink and blue powder puffs, with skirts trimmed with rows of marabou feathers and cunning little hats.
 Miss Virginia Passenger, as Princess Fatima, wore 8 Turkish costume of pa.e green silver cloth embroidered in gold. and veil with cerise plume.
 Miss Mary Ida Wood was a Colonial dame in lowered cretonne with d dschu of white net.
 Miss Madeline Paramore, who was a cigarette girl. wore an orange snock ani tam, and trousers of black and gold checks.
 Miss Julia Mae Drennen, as Autnrrn, in red tulle with blending colors, had garnishments of grapes and fall foliage.
 Miss Katherine Lynch, French mad, with black satin dress. white apron and tiny lace cap, was charming.
 Mss Evelyn Hoke represented the Queen of Hearts, with white satin gown adorned with red hearts.
 Miss Edw.na Thasgard, as aii o.d- fashioned girl, wore dress of pale blue satin, nooped, wiJh lalnS nsa5ettes, and carried formal bouquet with a ruffle of paper lace.
 Miss Beverly Leake represented the quaint little girl who is dear to all hearts, Alice in Wonderland.
 Among those not in Costume" but wearing lovely gowns were:
 Mrs. Felix M. Drennen, who wore jade green velvet brocade, silver trimmed
 Mrs. S. L. Ledbetter was handsomely gowned in white lace.
 Mrs. Frank II. Crockard wore silver cloth and lace. 's
 Mrs Gordon Crawford's lovely gown was of turquoise blue and silver
 Mrs Frances DeBardeleben wore love- ly gown of brown lace over brown char mouse.
 Mrs J. n. Moore was handsomely .gowned in black jet and lace.
 Mrs. E. M. Allen wore a magnificent gown of silver gray charmeuse, seduin trimmed.
 Mrs. Roy Knights lovely gown was ot black georgette and she carried lovely henna colorel ostrich feather fan.
 Mrs. Dan A Greene wore handsome gown of black jet.
 Mrs. Fred Leyert was gowned in lovely cloth O. silver combined with blue.
 Mrs Felton Wimberly wore a stunning gown of jade green satin, embroidered in silver.
 Mrs. Preston Haskell (Susie Howze> who was receiving most cordial well come from her many old friends, was lovely in black lace, jet trimmed.
 Mrs. Hampton Smith wore a pretty black lace gown and Mrs. Ross c. Smith was gowned in black net comDIned W'lh silver and blue. eaa.
 Mrs. Reese Murray was gowned m green georgette, gold trimmed, and Mrs. w. IT. K8ttig's gown was of handsome black velvet trimmed in gold.
 DANCE PARTY
 Tuesday evening Mir. and Mrs. Motion Smith gave a beautiful dance party at their handsome new home in Forrest park, and no more lovely affair has ever been given in Birmingham.
 The Christmas decorations Of hoiIy wreaths and mistletoe adorned the house. which really needed nothing to enhance it's beauty, for from the spacious recep- tion hall to the "den, and the drawing room, the house is exquisite Tn arcn1- lecture and decoration.
 MT. and Mrs. Smith had as their honor guest MT and Mrs. F. w. Williams of Chattanooga, former residents of Blr- mingham, who have scores or lrienoa here who have cordially welcomed them d,.ring the holidays. and the pretty cour- tesy extended in their honor by MT. and Mrs. Smith was a. fitting climax to lovely visit
 Mrs. Smith was unusually handsome Ill a lovely gown of white satin and geor- gctte sequin trimmed, and her rare beauty was enhanced by her becoming costume.
 Mrs. Williams wore a lovely gown or black lace and tulle and carried vivid jade green ostrich fan.
 Mrs. w. D. Smith was very attractive in handsome gown of black jet with touches of blue.
 Mrs. Arthur Crowder was stunning1y