The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
ANNlSToN.

Anniston, December -(Special.)-The following invitation has been received; pr. and Mrs. John Martin Crook request the pleasure O. your company at the marriage of their daughte Annie, to Mr. Roscoe Albert Ellis on the evening of Wednesday,, December 21 at clock, 1449 Third ave- hue, Columbus. Ga. Miss Crook has often visited here and has d number of friends who will be interested in her approaching marriage. She is handsome young Wom- an of the brunette type and has been much admired in New York, where she spends her winters She is the niece Of Judge and Mrs. Emmett Crook. MT. Ellis has a large interest in one of the steel plants of New York City.
 The many friends of the parties will be interested in the announcement of the approaching marriage of Mir Rutherford Lapsley and Miss Ellen Pendle This will be quiet affair." only the intimate ac- quaintances of the parties being present. On Saturday afternoon Miss Agnes Couch entertained the Wednesday club at the lovely home of MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Robinson. The subject was German com posers, and the following delightful pro- gramme was given:
 Piano solo (ShuberD-Miss Reynolds
 Violin and piano serenade-(Shubert- Misses Bullard and Reynolds.
 Sketch of Shubert's Life-Miss Buchan' non.
 Violin and piano. "The Erie Kine"-Aliss Douglass and Mrs. R. F. Thomason
 -(Wagner)-Miss Reynolds and Mrs. R. F. Thomson.
 Sketch of Wagners Life-Miss Jordan.
 Violin, 70 Evening Star'-Miss Bullard. accompanist Miss Riley.
 Violin, march and choruses--( (Wagner)- Miss Douglass, accompanst Mrs. R. F.. Thomson.
 Violin duet, Hope" march Guido Papni)-Misses Bullard and Douglass, &C., companist Miss Riley.
 After the business and musical meeting adjourned a delicious two course luncheon was served. Miss Couch makes a most charming hostess and this meeting of the Wednesday club will be a memorable one.
 MT. and Mrs. Otis Jones of Newman, Ga, who have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. A l.. Scarborough for some time. will re- turn to their home soon. Mrs. Jones was the beautiful and popular Miss Ruby Fleming of Atlanta. On Tuesday pr. and Mrs A. l.. Scarborough entertained at dinner in honor of their guest. Pink and white flowers were the floral decorations, and they were carried out in every detail. Those seated around the table were MT. and Mrs. Otis Jones, MT and Mrs. Eba Scarborough, MT and Mrs. J. F. Spearman, Miss Harriet Jones, Dr. and Mrs. A. l.. Scarborough.
 On Wednesday Mrs. J. F. Spearman en- tertained at dinner for MT. and Mrs. Otis Jones. A nine course menu was served, and was most elaborate
 Mrs. Eba Scarbrough entertained at a beautiful luncheon Thursday, compliment tary to Mrs. Otis Jones. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The dining room was especially pretty in yellow and white. large cut glass bowl of Marchalneil roses formed the center piece. The color scheme was carried out in the bonbons and ices
 On Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. G. B. Randolph there was very enthusiastic meeting of those who are to take part in ''The Mikado." Some of the best talent in the city will take part in this comic opera, which will be given after the Christmas holidays. There will be another rehearsal Tuesday night at z o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. B. Ran dolph on Leighton avenue, and a full at- tendance is desired.