The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-18

Miss Avis Warrenfels left Friday for ohatchee to enjoy a weekend camp ing trip.
 Mrs. H. l.. Carter entertained the Young Woman's Missionary society at her home on Monday afternoon. After a
 mission programme tea was served on
 Mrs. Caters beautiful lawn. Mrs. Alma Quinn was welcomed as a new mem
 Der of the circle, and Mrs. Roger An drews, Mrs. Meharg and Mrs Ligon visitors
 Mrs J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs J. H Crenshaw and Mrs. Bibb Graves, who spent the weekend with Mrs Samuel
 P. Kennedy. have returned to Mont
 gomery.
 Miss Addie McCaa entertained the
 Euterpean club at her home on Thurs day afternoon.
 ! Mrs. Emmet W. Ledbetter delivered a most interesting letter to the Feder- library on Tuesday afternoon. | Mrs Stephen R. Thompson, whose faithful, efficient service as county chairman of the woman's Victory Loan committee helped to carry Calhoun over the top, will distribute 160 medals made from German cannon to the workers
 who assisted her during the campaign. l Mrs Thomas T. Huey and Mrs R M Ingram, members of the Book club,
 and Miss Alice weatherly and Miss
 Marie Cater of the Wednesday Study club attended the meeting of the Fed erated Clubs of the third district held | in Bessemer last week 1 MT Frank Darlington, who for the past two years has been in service with the Seventeenth railway engineers in
 France, has returned to Anniston. MT Darlington is one of the most popular young men of the city in both busi-
 ness and social circles and is being accorded a most cordial welcome from
 his many friends.
 Mir Ivan Rossiter. the Canadian sol | dier whose talks were so invaluable
 during the Victory Loan drive, left last week for Chicago. MT. Rossiter has re- gently published a book, entitled. Tn Kultured Kaptivity." Having been in nine German prison camps MT. Rossi- ter speaks of kultur from realistic ex- perience.
 | Capt c. B. Hudgens spent last week with his sister, Mrs. Donald Hancock Captain Hudgens was stationed in Italy for a year during the war and wears an Italian decoration.
 Miss Mary Wells celebrated her fff- teenth birthday by inviting s5 of her friends to enjoy the afternoon with
 her on Tuesday A pink and white color scheme was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Punch
 and ices were served and a variety of games enjoyed.
 | Miss Mary Zell of Birmingham is be- l ing feted at a number of charming in formalities during a visit to her sister, Mrs T. D. Donaho.
 Mir. and Mrs. Isadore Zemurray left last week to reside in Gadsden. Both have won many friends in Anniston's social circles during their stay here. 1 Miss Amelia Worthington, field su pervisor of the Red Cross for north
 Alabama, spent Thursday in Anniston, 1 The home service section of Annis- l toms Red Cross is busily engaged in caring for the families of the returned soldiers and in looking after the in 1 terests of the men.
 An impressive demobi1ization service was held at the First Methodist church last week. Some relative of every re- turned Methodist soldier pinned a sil-
 yer bar across the blue star represent l ing the soldier
 l Mir. William H. Woods and Miss Car i re Mcclure Knox have planned some l beautiful tableaux, which will be pre- sented at the community sing at the Lyric Sunday afternoon to bring be- fore the people of Anniston the inn portance of the Salvation Army drive