The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-15

sparks have a prominent part Coal and her followers pay homage and group to the right Of the throne
 Next comes iron, followed by a band of miners They wear lighted lamps in their caps A dance descriptive of min- ing fellows and they take .heir place by the throne
 ter. The boffs arrange themselves to rep resent field of cotton and the dance of the cotton bolls follows The bolls are closed and crouch on the earth. Sun and rain enter and dance in and out of the rows. Slowly the bolls open and rise. They join sun and rain in the dance and after raying homage to Alabama, they group about the throne.
 Industry and education follow. Indus try carries large cog-wheel in her arms and is dressed in dark blue. Education is dressed Minerva and carries spear and lighted antique lamp.
 Alabama rises and joyfu1ly accepts the gifts and homage of the daughters She urges them to strive for greater goals. She leaves the throne and followed by her daughters and their attendants. marches cut, while the entire company sings Alabama"
 Mrs. Andrew Jackson Goodwin enter tained the Matrons Study club and the Wednesday Study club on Friday after noon at her home on Leighton avenue to honor her sister. Mrs Harry Bellinger of Macon, Ga. In response to many re- quests, Mrs. Bellinger, who has recently returned from France, where she served for several months with the Red Cross, related in a most charming manner some of her interesting experiences abroad. Mrs. Odis Tombstone sang delightfully."- several selections during the afternoon. Mrs. Bellinger Annie Farley), spent her girlhood days in Anniston and is being constantly feted by her large circle of friends, who are according her a cor dial welcome and congratulating her upon her great service to her country.
 One of the most enjoyable events of the season was the barbecue at which the Anniston Rotary club entertained the Gadsden Rotarians on Tuesday. The wives, mothers and sweethearts of the Rotarians also gathered at the Country club to share the fun with the two clubs. The Gadsden Rotarians brought with them a clever, snappy Anniston edition of the Gadsden Journal in which the spotlight was thrown on "Annistons S Own" Little Miss Gentry of Gadsden, charmed the guests who gathered in the Country club ballroom with several in- terpretive dances and MT. John NJ. Still well and his committee of Rotarians with thrilling circus stunts. After the pro- gramme, a barbecue, prepared under the direction of MT. s. J. Powers, was served on the club grounds
 The most important social event of the coming week will be the wedding on Thursday evening of Miss Sudie Ingram and MT. Willis Baker, which will be solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ingram.
 Miss Lucy Neilenman of Shaw, Miss, and Miss Mary Alta Paisley of Green vile, S. C., will act as bridesmaids, Mrs, Horace Leyden, matron of honor, Miss Mary Constantine, maid of honor, MT. E. D. Harvey, best man and little Mary Gene Herren as flower girl. Miss Lilla Herren and Miss Katherine Herren will play the wedding march and the bride will be given in marriage by her father, MT A. M. Ingram.
 Miss Annie Cooper and Mrs. Kyser Weaver of Talladega were joint hostesses at a lovely garden party on Monday, given at the home of Miss Cooper in Ox- ford to honor Miss Ingram. After game of "600' dainty luncheon wat served at artistically decorated tables on the lawn.
 On Tuesday Miss Jimmie Ledbetter complimented Miss Ingram at a unique flower shower. As the guests arrived they brought at the request of the hostess, flower with verse for the bride-to-be, which were read by Miss Ingram. From prettily decorated table in the dining room an ice course was, served Extending from a basket of sweet peas in the center of the table were ribbons to which were attached snappy notices, which afforded much merriment as they were read by the guests.
 Several plans have been perfected for honoring the Calhoun county soldiers who sleep in Flanders fields on the Fourth Of July when all of the returned soldiers of the county are to be honor guests at a great all day reception. Mrs. Joseph E. Aderhold, Mrs. T. D. Kline, Mrs. Gordon Jones and Miss Ida Kline have for sev-