The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-29
HOME HOSPITALITY MADE CHRISTMAS
 GLAD TIME FOR CAMP MCCLELLAN BOYS

variety of tops and goodies dear to
 childish hearts Through the efforts of the Y. w. c. A. Christmas cheer pene-
 trated the gloom of prison walls. A
 good Christmas dinner and quantities of
 fruit and sweets were provided for the
 unfortunate inmates. who were made
 happy by the Christian spirit of those
 enjoying personal liberty and who found
 pleasure in sending sympathy and en-
 couragement to the unfortunate behind
 the steel bars
 A large assemblage of soldiers gath
 cred in the recreation room of Parker
 Memorial church on Christmas after
 noon to enjoy the happy fellowship of
 the church. Dainty refreshments were
 served by members of the Womans Mis- sonary union.
 In their zeal to bring joy to the heroes of the present, the brave heroes of the past were not forgotten by Annistonians. The United Daughters of the Confederacy entertained on Thursday in honor of the veterans of Calhoun county at royal feast at the Alabama hotel The dining was interspersed with musical numbers and brilliant talks by MT. Ebert Willett and Rev & E. Hodges. Mrs. Asa Roun- tree of Birmingham, the II. D. c. state president. was an honored guest at the banquet
 During Annistons Yuletide season the same spirit of unselfishness that has characterized the noble work of the past year pervaded every activity spirit of sweet thoughtfulness for others. inter- l mingled with gratitude for peace on earth. good will to men, the joy impart- ed to the givers proving that it is in deed more blessed to give than to re- ceive"
 The most prominent social event of the holiday season was the wedding of Miss Nellie Osgood Tyler and MT Homer l Heard Turner. which occurred on Christ mas Day at o'clock in the evening at i The Pines the hc-ne of the brides mother, Mrs Edmund E.eighton Tyler I The home was artistically decorated in holly, mistletoe and flowers emblematic 1 of the Yuietide season A musical pro- gramme was rendered by MT William 1 Lloyd at the piano and Mir. Thomas Har- ris with the violin preceding the cere- ! mony, which was performed by Rev. C. w. Barnwel.
 I The bride entered on the arm of her , mother. She was lovely in a handsome brocaded gray velvet gown. with large picture hat and wore corsage bouquet of white roses and valley lilies. MT I Arthur Turner acted as best man, and Mrs. William E. Lloyd played the we'd iding march.
 At the informal reception following the Ceremony. Mrs% J. I. Willett and Mrs ] B. Darlington presided at the prettfly appointed table in the dining room. from which dainty refreshments were served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Turner left during the eve ming for Florida.
 The bride is a member of one of the south's most prominent families, and is
 exceedingly popular in the social circles I Of Anniston and also in Birmingham. iwhere she frequently visits. MT. Fur ner is well known young man who has made many friends during his rest dence in Anniston.
 | A charming play. The Spirit of Christmas Joy.v was an interestirg l event of the yuletide season given by
 the girls of Noble Institute. In addi- tion to the play. there were several lstriking tableaux and Christmas carols sung by the school A 1 On Thursday evening minstrel was
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