The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-16
Omicron Deita DeItn Dnnce


 The omicron Delta Delta fraternity dance last night at the Elks club was a beautiful event with elaborate decorations. confetti and serpentine streamers, and the colors of the O. D. D., green and white. background for the lovely young girls beautifully gowned in dainty summer dancing frocks. and the young hosts and large assembly of guests.
 lovely feature of the dance oc. cured when the president of the fra ternity, Henry c. Rush, called a spe- cial lead out for the o. D. D., and the lights were turned low and fa- vors of corsages of Shasta daisies with tiny searchlights given the young ladies illumined the ,llroom. The effect was very pretty and att tractive.
 Harmony Five orchestra of Bir- mingham furnished the music. Spe- cial dances were introduced for the various colleges and schools repre- sented, and the dance closed with the throwing of the confetti and serpen- tine streamers and playing of the college airs.
 Among the pretty young girls noted were Miss Willie Lee Smith, Miss Lula J. Little, Miss Elizabeth Lewis. Miss Virginia Williamson, Miss Fran ces Rush, Miss Pauline Powell Miss Edith Ross, Miss Myrtle Hayes, Miss Wilene Cox, Miss Avis Little, Miss Willie Mae Glasgow, Miss Maggie Johnson, Miss Bob Pennington, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Katherine Baty, Miss Eileen Smith, Miss Ernestine Galloway, Miss Katie Ling, Miss Ber- nice Hagler. Miss Pitts.
 NF ,l>o cluding Miss Elizabeth Pearce, Miss Clara Sanders of Meridian and Miss Ladye Inma of Nashville were pop ular guests.
 A large number of the young mar ried dancing set were present and fully 100 guests enjoyed the hospi tality of the young men. Delightful punch was served throughout the evening.
 The o. D. D. fraternity was estab- lished in tte city last year with members from the high school. Many of the members are now enrolled at various universities and colleges and belong to other college fraternites but still retain membership in the o. D. D.
 Picnic For Visitors
 Miss Hazel Carl and Miss Evelyn Britt. two young visitors, were enter tained with picnic at Fern Springs this week. The party motored out to the springs in the moonlight and picnic supper was enjoyed and a ride later. MT. and Mrs. l.. V Lips comb and MT. and Mrs. Virgil Har- mon accompanied the young folks, who were Miss Francis Copeland, Miss Cluster McTyefre, Miss Louise Schley. Miss Frances Jones. Miss Sa die Kennedy, Miss Britt, Miss Carl and Carl Oakley. James Bainbridee. James Johnston. Lewis McTeire. John Harris. Ernest Nasty, Clarence Brown and Herman Humphries. r
 Announcement Party The engagement of Miss Imoge enc Maxwell to L. l.. Yam, Jr.. was an- | nounced at an interesting announces ment party given by Mrs. Golan Buck and Miss Rachel Ragsdale at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Hollingsworth this week, the guests for the occasion including the members of the Spades club and their husbands and friends. Games of bridge were enjoyed first and lovely prizes were given for the scores. Miss Margaret. Golson re- ceived the prize for the guests, an embroidered luncheon set; Miss Ma iron Neal, silver bud vase; Ralph Snider and Leonard Vann. the gentle mems prizes. handmade handke err chiefs. Miss Maxwell, the lovely young honoree. was presented with a rair of embroidered pillow slips After the games the guests were given small hearts. and these were pinned to large one, and Miss Corrie Hill. an attractive visitor. whose