The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
SOUTHERN CLUB
 LUNCHEON PARTIES

The Southern club has added the finishing touches to it's new dress. Yesterday the Tudor room was re- splendant in its new fall attire. The walls have been renovated, and where there are no hand-painted decora- tions a soft green enamel has fresh ened things up, New silk curtains have been hung whose tone of mild tan lends softening effect to the wonderful light in this one of the most beautiful rooms in the south. Tho table electroliers have on pretty new frocks too.- They are of the same hue as the curtains, with tiny gold fringe finish.
 The Tudor room, as usual. was crowded yesterday with people who have become so accustomed to the Saturday luncheon there that both they and the club would seem alost without them. There were great many visitors, tool and many who have recently become members or old members of the club who only drop in now and then.
 The tables in the center had for decorations gorgeous red cani1as and for the tables around the sides of the room and forming background there were garden flowers arranged nosegay fashion--garden flowers of all varieties, whose tones made acom- bination of color of every hue.
 Among those attending the lunch con were Mrs. Edgar Bowron. Mrs. l.. P. Burns, Mrs. J. w. Crawfort nd Mrs. Landers Sevier, who formed a party.
 Norman Orcutt a former popular Birmingham boy. now of Morganfield, Ky, was with his mother. Mrs M. D. Orcutt, and his brother, J. W. Orcutt. Mrs. E. E. Kenney. one of Alabama's loyeliest women, was here for few days from Fayette., and was the club guest of Mrs J. LgY gYancey.
 Mrs. c. c. Blackwell. Mrs. Herbert Aldrich and Mrs. George Hopson were together Mrs. c. 8. simmons and MT. w. D. Lampkin were lunching in, K. Jefferson were Mrs. c. L. Cham- bers, Mrs Nat Hawkins and Mrs. Wallace Shelby. Others were: Mrs Groom Beatty. Mrs. F. D. Brown and Mrs. E. T. Brown of Cincinnati. MT. John P. Hays. Mrs. Paul Engler and Mrs. Houston Cryer and Mrs. I. E. Skaggs of Atlanta, MT. c. w. York of Atlan- ta, with R. w. Matthews. Maj. w. $. Pritchard Mir. W. W. Garth were to- gether.
 Mrs. Charles G. Davis guests at luncheon were: MT. and Mrs. Harry Halfacre, Mrs. Orline Shipman. Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben, MT. and Mrs. Howard Terry, Mir. and Mrs. Henry B. Gray. Jr.
 Others were MT. and Mrs. ]. W. Whatley MT. and Mrs. H. W. Reid of Fort Meade. Florida, and MT. A. L. Read. Mrs. Edgar Collins. Miss Lillie Maude Bell. Miss Eva Dietlien of New l Orleans, MT. T. H. Benners and Her. bert w. Smith, Herman T Burnett and Mrs. Ed Keiser. Mrs. W. L. 1 Baldwin, Mrs. s. L. Langdon of In- l. !. w. Strickland Mrs. Hubert scruegs' party consisted of Mrs. J. A. Rountree. Mrs. J. H. Bankhead of Washington. Mrs. w. B. Edmund I son of Decatur, Mrs. A. L. Miller. Mrs. ! Theodore Swan, Mrs. John Bradley and Mrs. J. K. Brockman. 1 Miss Helen Keiser of Parkersburg, Va, Mrs Frank Spain and Mrs. Calude Estes were together. | Others were MT. and Mrs H. H. Vance, Mrs. A. c. Jones. Mrs. T. M. 1 George Neininis, Miss Aline Cren- shaw. MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Clements, MT. J. R. Garber, Mrs. Garber. Mrs. Alex Garber, MT. 8. L. Galbraith of Anniston, MT. Richard W Massey, MT. and Mrs. Robert Mccoy, MT. George Bridges Miss Katherine Brown of Cincinnati. Mrs. F. c Kno- del, Mrs. Fred Calder. Miss Yaakey Sibley. Miss Mamie solomon and Miss Louise Agee Miss Marie Strong. MT. EJ. R. Estes, Miss Grace Ash. Mr Rn- fus c. Campbell. Miss Evelyn Hoke MT. w. T.. Simpson, Miss Susan Ows- MRS. ROONEY HOSTESS Mrs. Shirley Looney entertained at her home in Irondaie complimenting Miss lone Mckinney upon her birth- day. The house was prettily decorated with summer flowers, and punch and an ice course were served.
 The guests were Miss MeKtrnev, Miss Hattie Knowles, Miss Ruby Weisman. Miss Glennie Edwards Miss Sybil Mckinney, Miss Myrtle Cooper, Mir Lester Mckinney. MT. Clarence Knowles, MT. Clanton Edwards, MT. Arnold Davis, MT. Johnnie Weidman. Mir. Clifford Edwards, Mir and Mrs. J. l.. Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. & B. Looney, Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Ella Nc Kinney.
 MISS WHITES
 HOUSE PARTY
 Miss Elizabeth White is entertain ing a party of 10 young girls at the country home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. T. White. at Spring Garden.
 Those from Birmingham who are attending are Miss Elizabeth Saiter, Miss Theoline Woodruff. Miss Louise Taylor. Miss Amelia Jackson. Miss Lorine~ Norton. There are five other girls who have gone over from Rome. Ga.
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 Advantages
 The Misses Howard's
 School for Girls