The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-01
he New Year Welcomed at
 Many Delightful Dances

| .NEn EN6 MiAl CA1OhidNC anu brilliant balls at the clubs, at the hotels, the cafes and the restaurants, and everywhere good fellows get to- gether," and this obtained elaborately last evening.
 The Tutwiler was one of the cen i ters of attraction for society's pleas ures and never before in the history of Birmingham's distinguished hotel has a more enjoyable New Years cele- bration been participated in than the New Years Eve party of 1921, which
 took place last night
 Long before 9 o'clock the vast | throngs who had made their reserva- tions weeks ahead of time,- began to
 arrive and very soon the scene was
 one of conviviality and good cheer.
 The tables were attractlvely deco rated with cut flowers, poinsettias. | holly and mistletoe-the last remind CTS of the Christmas season, while tinsel and trailing smilax hung from
 the chandeliers and adorned the walls,
 making a charming scene brilliantly 1 lighted and beautifully arranged.
 Dancing in the foyer, which had | been apportioned off for this purpose, was enjoyed to the beautiful strains | of Veo's music and an elaborate cab | aret, including song and dance num- 1 bers and other features made the 1 hours pass swiftly by and, with the l changing of bells and blowing of 1 horns and whistles, all sorts of trim l kets that could possibly make noise. l the old year of 1921 was rung out
 and the New Year of 1922 was rung | in amidst shouting and singing and | hand shaking and New Years greet ] ings, the lights being extipguished | for a brief time as mighty chorus | of voices arose the old familiar
 strains of "Auld Lang Syne" resound- ing through the vast corridors.
 Following promptly the midnight | signal for the exchange of New Years i greetings a delicious hot supper was served, consisting of all sorts of pal l atable dishes and ices and cakes, and many joyful felicitations were made from friend to friend for happiness and prosperity for the coming year.
 Hundreds and hundreds of people enjoyed the beautiful New Years Eve party at the Tutwiler and the attrac- tive souvenirs, bearing the date of 1921, lovely little engagement books" for My Lady and stunning pencils for the men and other attractive
 trinkets, will always be pleasant re-
 minders of very delightful occasion.
 One of the largest of the New Years Eve parties at the Tutwiler last eve ming was given by Mir. l.. B. Mus grove. whose invitation list included his niece, Mrs. Ernest Lacey (Gay Long) of Jasper. and MT. Lacey, MT.
 and Mrs. Richard Randolph. Judge and
 Mrs. B. M. Allen, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Adams. Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Drennen,
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Kettig, Mrs. Or line Shipman, MT. and Mrs. Hubert Mr n Knnx Tlnpotnp
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Bowron, MT. and Mrs. J. R.: Rice, MT. and Mrs. Ben Me Cam, MT. and Mrs. Horace Hammond.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Dean, Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben, MT. Crook
 whatley of Pittsburg. Mir w. c. James of Cullman.
 MT. B. T. Bird and Mir. H D. Me
 Kay entertained party of IA and MT.
 H. O. Dairs was host to 10 guests. Others who were hosts for the oc- casion were MT. E. s. Martin, who had e table for eight; Mir and Mrs. Ted Browner and four, Mir. E. J. Best with four guests; Mir. A. J. Boyntop and four guests. Mir. R. R. Baxter and four
 guests. Mir. Richard Kirkland, two;
 Mrs. A. M. Bruce, four; Mir. Billy
 Housman and party of four, Mir.
 Luke Hunt of Gadsden and party,
 TS. sara f1unI NdilIl ana d party Ol
 four. MT. W. S. Robinson and four
 MT. Charles Halter and six, Mir. Rob
 ert Steiner. Jr., of Montgomery and
 party of six, Mrs. M. L. Eiseman
 and party of 10. Judge and Mrs. Joel
 Brown and a party of four, Mir. r.
 Seaurlonitz and a party of eight, Mir.
 s. Blum and six, Mir. Hess and MT
 Holiner and a party of six, Mir S
 Downs and four. Mir. Will Pape and
 six Mrs. F. B. Belt and four, MT. P.
 W. Sims and four, MT. J. J. Strick-
 land and party of eight, MT. K. F.
 Smith and four, Mfr, Harry Halfacre
 and a party of six. Mfr. Henry Jenkins
 and six, MT. Douglas and MT. Elliott
 and four MT. S. Cohen and four, MT.
 l.. W. Meadors and four. MT. Mahoney and four, Mir. W. L. Goldsmith and
 four, MT. Robertson and Mir. Marshall
 and four, Mrs. R. A. King and party,
 MT P. J. Prewitt and four, MT. Sig
 Bauer and four, MT. W. H. Slattery and a party of eight. Miss Kerr and
 Miss O'Donnell and a party of eight,