The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-27
christ,nas Dance

club ablaze with gaily colored lights, wreathed in cedar branches and holly boughs, with Christmas trees and poinsettas flinging Christ mas greetings far and wide, was the scene of joyous festivity Tuesday evening upon the occasion of the annual Christmas dance.
 The interior of the living room was never so attractive, with minia- ture Christmas trees scintillatins and sparkling with color, to which was added the beauty and fragrance of vivid red carnations in vases on .manteIs and tables.
 Window easements and doorways and walls of the ball room were outlined with cedar branches inter spersed with holly wreaths hung with red ribbon. Red and green balloons in numbers added charming details of carnival color. Punch was served throughout the evening and beautiful orchestra music added to the dance.
 Among the guests from Bessemer were pr. and Mrs ". D. Taylor. pr. and Mrs. J. s. Winters. Captain ana Mrs. Lacey Edmundson Dr. and Mrs. A. s. Fitzpatrick, Mir. and Mrs. All bert Moore, MT and Mrs. F. U. Harris. and numbers of others, and from Woodward, Mir. and Mrs. D. P. Will son, MT. and Mrs T. J. cuniww, MT, and Mrs. c. T. Keigley. Dr. and Mrs. Horace Van de Voort, MT. and Mrs. Howard Hrssey. MT. and Mrs. Joe Lacey. and large number of mem bers Of the club from Birmingham, Ensley and Fairfield.
 Christmas Sociai Events
 A beautiful hospitality of Christ mas morning was that extended to over a hundred friends by Dr. and Mrs. w. D. Taylor at their attractive home on Fifth avenue, when follow ing a charming custom. they kept open house during the morning hours.
 Loveliest Radiance roses and holly with brightest berries and red can dies formed the holiday background for this Christmas party. The dining table was very attractive with mound of choicest fruit and holly as center piece from which arose miniature Santa Claus.
 Delicious fruit cake. salted nuts and bon bons were served This was the largest and one of the beautiful affairs of Christmas Day. Among the friends who called during the morning hours were a large number of Birmingham friends.
 Dr. and Mrs. schieffelIn Honored
 MT. and Mrs. A. K Williamson were delightful hosts of Christmas morning. entertaining at charming br eakfast a number of friends
 With chandeliers and mantels and doorways bowers of hollyS-n south ern snilax and with beautiful Christmas tree shining with bells and lighted with candles of all colors, the cherry Christmas atmosphere called g greeting to each guest who en- tered.
 The dining table held brilliant poin- settas as a center piece and from the chandelier above radiated red stream CTS of holiday ribbon to the places marked with pretty hand painted cards and favors.
 The guests of honor at this de- liehtful breakfast were Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Schieffelln, the rector oi Trinity Episcopal church. and his wife.
 MT. and Mrs. Goodwyn Hosts
 MT. and Mrs. Gardner F. Goodwin entertained at a family Christmas reunion at their home on Fifth ave- nue at which Capt. and Mrs. A. T Goodwin of Montgomery were dis tirguished guests of honor. Among other members of the family who completed this charming family cir cle were Mir. and Mrs. John D. Me Neel and family of Birmingham.