The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-24

her valuable aid in the third Liberty
 Loan drive Mrs. Sharp spoke at Alex
 anoria on Friday afternoon and held
 conference in the interest of the
 pond drive with the clubs of the town
 on Saturday morning. Mrs. Sharp was
 also complimented with a number of
 delightful entertainments.
 Miss Margaret Nelson is being feted
 as the guest of Miss Carolyn Sprouil
 and was one of the most popular bellies
 at the dances of the week Miss Nell son is an ex-Anniston girl and be-
 loved by large circle of friends here
 Several delightful entertainments oc-
 cured during the past week at Camr
 McCiellan. A party from Anniston i brought good cheer to several wards at
 the base hospital by music and visits and to the convalescents at the base hos pitai with musicale. Miss Margaret Garter and Mrs. Katherine Brown sang several numbers. Miss Elizabeth Mere dith contributed instrumental selections and Mrs. H. B. Golf, violin numbers The
 hospital band played and a number oi | stunt" features by the soldiers afforded
 pleasure After the concert the off cers and nurses connected with the hos pital entertained in honor of the Annis- tonians at a dance, Colonel Wilcox and Mrs. Katherine Brown led the grand March.
 l Young Mems Christian association building 115 was the scene of two enter tainments given to packed houses. Mrs. Hugh McKellkin Atkins of Atlanta, who was formerly Miss Talcott Watson of An niston, one of the south's sweetest sing CTS, was heard on Tuesday evening in a concert at this building. Mrs Emmett Ledoetter made an interesting talk Miss Wyness Tate gave several readings, and Miss Carrie Knox piano selections. On Monday evening Jacksonville talent fur nlshed the programme for the concert at the Young Mems Christian association building 115 Mrs. Exa Blackmore, Miss Mary Forney, Mrs. Hummer Misses Pal 1 mer Daugette, Willie Hudson, Grace Stevenson. Eloise Stevenson. Kate Cald. we'll and Willie Rob Buchan were among those who furnished welcome di- version to the soldier boys
 Two military weddings were among the past weeks events. At the Grace church rectory Rev. Carlton Barnwell united in marriage Miss Cecil Rigby of Evans ton. H., and Lieut.. Frederick Nusbaum of Chicago, who is one of General Nor toms stan at Camp Mcclellan. Immedi- ately after the ceremony Lieutenant and Mrs. Nusbaum left for short wedding trip. after which they will be at home in Anniston.
 From Newark, N. J., Miss Monte Ma bors came to wed her soldier sweetheart, Corp. John A. Kersey of the Twenty ninth division. Rev K. N. Matthews performed the ceremony at his home. Mrs. Kersey is now with Mrs. Guy Sweets.
 The United Daughters of the Confed- eracy chapter entertained a large num- Der of soldiers at the Alabama club rooms on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Henson and Miss Henson of Washington, who are prominent United Daughters of the Con- federacy members in their home town, assisted the local chapter in entertaining. Among others assisting in the enjoyable affair were: Mrs. J. D. Hunter. Mrs. Hugh Merrell, Mrs. T. " Ordway, Mrs. J. c. Green, Mrs. W. P. Brunson, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs J. A. Ad- erhold, Mrs. Houston Smith and Mrs w. D. Staples.