The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-15

| Miss Lorene Lawloy of Birmingham, who has rendered such invaluable aid during the summer months to the home | service section of the Red Cross, and I to using her beautiful voice for the pleasure of the soldiers at Camp Mo Clelian, gave last week concert at the opera house, all of the proceeds go- 1 ing to Anniston's Red Cross chapter. Miss Lucy Jones of Birmingham was Miss Lawley's accompanist. Miss Law ley has gone to New York to spend the winter studying music.
 Billie Burke. in "Eve's Daughter" delighted a large assemblage of movie
 lovers at the Knights of Columbus
 building last week. Several musical
 numbers and readings were also en- ljoyed.
 MT. Berkowitz, senior student at the Cincinnati Theological college, gave a lecture on "Unselfishness" at the Red Cross workroom on Wednesday morn ing. He is most interesting speaker and his message to the Red Cross workers was appropriate and inspir- ing.
 An interesting meeting of the Choral club was held at the home of the pres ident, Mrs. L. C. Watson, on Tuesday afternoon. MT. Morris. who before com ing to Camp Mcclellan was music critic for the New York Herald. has consented to direct the Choral club, and plans were perfected for the rendition of an. excellent musical programme, both at camp and in Anniston in the near future. The first rehearsal was led by MT. Morris at Noble apartments on Friday afternoon. The Choral club has done a great deal with their talent for the diversion of the soldiers at Camp lMcClellan, and have rendered invalua- ble aid to all phases of war activities, also have brought noted musicians to Anniston and in every way added to the pleasure and benefit of the city's music lovers. The club has started raising fund to purchase piano for the club room at the Carnegie library. Mrs. Watson. the efficient president, who
 married recently, was presented with lovely silver bonbon dish as a token of the clubs appreciation of her val uable service.
 On Tuesday afternoon, at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. J. Smith, Mrs. Annie smith was married to MT. George F. Will
 son, the Rev. Leon Latimer, of Parker. Memorial church, officiating. Mrs. Smith Is greatly beloved. She has taken an active interest in Anniston's war work. having charge for a while of the soldiers rest room at the First Methodist church, and during the past few months has managed the travellers aid branch at the station MT. Wilson is one of Anniston's most prominent and popular business men.
 A unique double wedding occurred on Thursday evening at the home of the Rev. II. Mackensen, when two girls from Columbus, Ind. came to plight their
 troths to their soldier sweethearts. Miss Matilda Bense was married to, Private l. w, Volland and Miss Ella Steinken to Private w. C. Banrichter, both soldiers
 members of Battery c, field artillery. | Nearly all of the workmen of Anniston lare planning to donate days work on Thursday of next week to Anniston's Red Cross chapter. The girls of the city will act as cashiers at many of the places. and one of the largest donations lever made to Red Cross work is expected All of the clubs of the city are working as units in the Red Cross, hoping to 1 finish on time the large allotment as- signed the chapter this month.
 | The Red Cross room was the scene ! Of military wedding on Tuesday after