The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

5ecued meat donated by citizens of Cal houn will be prepared under the direc- | tion of Mir. Leo Fruit, and served in connection with the basket dinner
 Friday is to be a day long to be re- membered and the whole county is look | ing forward to paying fervent homage to | the splendid men who have brought glory to their beloved homeland.
 l Arrangements are being made to form during the summer a Drama league, which will prove source of much pleas ure and profit during the winter months All of the literary clubs of Anniston have | pledged their hearty cooperation to the project. At a meeting held at the home of Mrs. J. F. Aderhold last week, Mrs. Aderhold, Mrs. Gordon E. Jones, Miss I Wyness Tate, Mrs. Galliher and Miss Nellie Galliher were appointed to form l membership plans. Mrs. J. c. Sproull is ] acting as treasurer and receiving the l funds, the membership drive to be con tirued until the 100 members necessary for the formation of Drama league are | secured
 Mir H. B. Rudis1l, county director of 1 the soldiers memorial campaign fund, is grateful over the cheerful reports com ling in from the beat charmen. who with l great optimism predict the raising of the l fund by the state in a short time. En- l thusiasm increases as the boys come marching home, and the people of the state are eager to show the men who have made Alabama famous all over the
 world that their sacriicial service on the firing line was deeply appreciated by the people at home. Nothing can more forci- | bly, prove the patriotism and appreciation
 of the folk of the homeland than an ever Tasting monument to Alabama's soldiers.  l Ma rg11A w p past year was a student at Judson col 1 ilege. is entertaining a number of Kappa ! Delta girls at a home party at her home 1 in Union Springs. A number of lovely functions are being given daily for the | girls Miss Hasseltine Caudle and Miss Martha Mallory of Anniston are among the guests and the other members of the party are Miss Mary D. Yarbrough,
 Miss Annie Lee Holloway, Miss Emily
 Peck of Montgomery, Miss F1orine Cnowel of Sylacauga, Miss Alberta Steag
 all of Abbeville, Miss Elizabeth Smith of ] Birmingham and Miss Estelle Ashcraft of Florence.
 Several Annistonians left last week for visits to summer resorts Miss Leila Darlington and Miss Elizabeth Caring 1 ton left for Ashevile to spend the sum mer months, and will be joined in few weeks by their mother, Mrs. John B. Darlington. MT and Mrs. Frank John ston are visiting Atlantic City. Miss Alice Weatheriy left last week for northern tour with Mrs. Eliott's party. Mrs. L. Y Jones and little daughter, Charlotte, are visiting Mrs. J. L. Cross in New York, and will later spend several weeks in Atlantic City. Mrs. N. E. Ory and sons expect to spend July and | August in Atlantic City. Mrs 0. M Reynolds and Miss Hannah Reynolds
 leave next week for Piedmont Springs,
 where they will spend the summer. Mrs. William A. Davis and daughters. Miss Julia Davis and Miss Jennie Davis. are spending the summer at Monteagle,
 Tenn. Next week a large party of An
 nistonians will go to Borden Wheeler Springs for a stay of two weeks. Mrs.
 John Noble and Mrs, J. H. Mcconnell
 are at St. Simon's Island.
 On Thursday evening the officers of
 Camp Mcclellan were entertained at dance by Miss Marie Burke at her at
 tractive home in Jacksonville On Friday
 evening the Jacksonville girls were en-
 tertained by the officers at Camp Me
 Clellan. An orchestra from Anniston
 furnished the music for the occasion.
 Miss Lena Denny, whose efficient work
 with the Public Health Nursing associa
 tion will be greatly missed in Annis-
 ton, left last week for Birmingham,
 where she will assist Dr. George Eaves
 in his work with the Anti-Tuberculosis
 association.
 MT Wood Herren, Jr., and MT. Paul
 Lacy entertained at the Anniston inn on
 Tuesday evening. A large number of
 couples ripped the light fantastic and
 purch and ices were enjoyed
 An enjoyable event of the past week
 was a bridge party at which Mrs. Hillyer
 Robinson entertained at her home on
 Quintard avenue. Mrs. Marshall G.
 Peck won the prize, lovely feather fan.
 Mrs Neil Sterne, Mrs. Carl Hicks and
 Mrs. William R. Oliver assisted Mrs. Rob-
 nson ill serving delightful salad and
 MT. Elwood Waller, a Blue and Gray division soldier. who won so many friends
 during his stay at Camp Mcclellan, re-
 ceived cordial welcome from his friends during a visit to Anniston last week.
 During the time he was encamped at Mcclellan MT. Waller sang in the First
 Presbyterian choir. MT. Waller was awarded distinguished service cross for
 bravery in action while in service in France.
 Miss Avis Warrenfels is conducting an enthusiastic class of girls in playground supervision The class met on the play ground on Friday afternon, when dem onstrations of games for primary chill dren were given Miss Warrenfels is also conducting the Y. w. c. A. swimming classes, and the girls have a jolly time on th cir weekly visits to the lake, Last week a party of girls. accompanied by Miss Ruth Huff. the Y. w. c. A gen eral secretary. enjoyed camping trip E Two house parties to be given this week will bring forth a constant round of en- tertainments among the college set Four Sweetbrier college mates from Virginia
 will arrive Wednesday to visit Miss Vir-
 ginia SprouI and her cousin. MT. Charles
 Miller, will at the same time entertain
 four classmates from Washington and
 Lee.
 The city committee of the state me moriaI committee enjoyed a dinner at the Anniston inn on Thursday evening. MT. L. l.. Scarborough. chairman of the Annis- lton committee. presided, and plans were I made with determination to make An l niston one of the first in the state to an snounce m oversubscriptton of the quota