The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-12-21
MISS HENDERSON
ENTERTAINS MANY FRIENDS

Miss Martha Henderson, the lovely
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. III. M. Hen
derson, was the hostess on Friday eve
ming at q dance, given at her home on
Cliff Road for many of her friends.
early fifty couples were included in this
delightful entertainment and the dance
was declared a huge success and most
enjoyable affair by all present.
The entire front part of the house
which included four large and beau
tifully decorated rooms, were thrown
open to the gay couples and charming
melody was furnished by Miss dllton
-Four Devilish Syncopators." AS
Christmas season is near, the decora-
ton of the house carried out an appro-
pirate color scheme OF that season.
Holly and beautiful baskets OF peonles
and fern adorned ever corner, while be-
tween rooms, flaming red Christmas
bells and green streamers, carried out
the red and green Christmasy effect
Large baskets of poinsettias decorated
the NANTES and in corner on table
was n brightly decorated Christmas
tree, thus completing the Christmas eff
| feet.
The hostess, Miss Henderson, was
dearly dressed in an apricot colored
crepe de chine trimmed in ostrich feath-
ers and set off by sweet corsage OF
roses and lilies of the valley. Her hair
was caught back with a ribbon of the
same color as her dress and set off by
rhinestone berretts. At IL o'clock CIR
Gle was former and after the hostess
was honored, Micajah Lupton called
the following lead outs: Little Jokers
Jolly Jongles, Phi Delta Fl and the
Phi Sigma Tau. After. enjoying most
delightful evening the young people de-
parted about IL o'clock, compllmentina
before, Miss Henderson, on one OF the
loveliest dances of the season.
The dance was chaperoned by the
parents of the hostess, Mr.. and Mrs
II. NJ. Henderson. Those who were in
cluded in this entertainment were:
Misses Hester Woodall, Marie Glenn
I.ollie Lathem, Florence Stevens, Mill!
Phillips, Mary HARRISON, Willie Anna
Rice, Irene. Snead, Laura B. Frazier
Edna Morris, Clara Pritchett Rogers
Octavia Howard, Mildred Hodges, Mil
dred Duncan, Jennie H. Hunt, Carolyn
Sybly, Mary Ruth Morgan, Alice Dan
iels, Mary Rushton, Alice Oden, Caro-
Ign Pennington, Margaret Nayill, Lucy
Handy, Marjorie Cornell, jamie Love
lace, Mary Algee, Kitty Barrett, Mar
lin Estes, Margaret Shannon, Rebit
Perry, Jane Settle, Blanche Tanner
Mary Pinkard, Fay Baugh, Heller
Johnston. Louise Lyle, Miriam Stern
Louise Norwell, Dale Warren. Mary
Jenkins, Susan Porter, Frances Jenk
ms, Ardelle Smith, Mary Beall, Laurs
Fowlkes.
Messrs. John Donovan, Micajaf
Lupton, Jesse Yeates, MCGEE Porter
Frederick Murray, Foster Hamilton
Ernest Redd, Jay Smith, Gordon Adele
Billy Gillian, Pugh Pearson, Alder
Simpson, Morris Ballard, Robert Stiles
Arthur Glenn Andrews, Ross Smith
Quincy Petus, William Yancey, Billy
Major, Joe Atkins, Billy Knopf, Nee
Jones, Eugene Geismer, Oscar Geismer
Robert Freeman, Lucian Algee, Ed
ward Barrett, Oscar Ketcham, Elwoot
Mackay, Wyndham Southgate, Palmer
Daugett, Paul O'Dell, Erskine Dunlap
Bondurant Harrison, Tom Pinkard
Berry Baugh, Feltern Wimberly, LIE
Roy Armstrong, John Brothers, Charles
Gazzam, Ruther Coleman, Wilborn'
Hardy, Beverly Majors, Archie Grubb
John Rice, Billy Clayton, Lawrence
WILDER, Charlie Clayton, Sam Perry
Robert Douglas, Walter Gresham
Howard Moss. Charles Sullivan, Levir
Foster, Alex Davis, John Benton, Ozf
Goldron, Edgar Stevenson, Gordon
Taylor, Walter Coe, John Casey, Johr
Snodgrass, Mont Williams, William
Hood, Robert Marifield, John Cooke
Ril1v Robinson