The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-09

Charles Edmund Howes, which was sol- en.nized at Grace church, Rev. Carleton Barnwell officiating. The bride was giv- en in marriage by Mrs. s. L. Leary. Miss Marie Alexander of Jacksonville was maid of honor, and Prof. Euclid lobe of Jack sopville best man. Prof. and Mrs Howes are at home in Jacksonville, where Prof. Howes is principal of the high school One of the enjoyable entertainments of the week at. Red Circle building was furnished by Oxford talent, the pro- grs mme being arranged by Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. H. T. Witt. Dances by Miss Lucille Crow, Miss Eclair Witt, Miss Hardee Smith, vocal selections by Miss Mullins and readings by Miss Edith Hama, Miss Hilda Smith and Miss Elsie Dodd were among the interesting mem- bers on the programme. Candy and ice cream were served after the concert. The Wednesday Study club presented to the public rare treat on Friday evening, when Hon. Champ Clark deliv- cred at the opera house his famous lec- ture 'Picturesque Public Men. The large audience showed their apprecia- tor of the great statesman, and a large amount was received to help further the work of the Addie Weaver association of
 the interests of this progressive club. The Bible classes of Mrs. G. II. Nor wood and Mrs. John B. Knox of the First Presbyterian church were hostesses at the home of Mrs. L. G. Jones to more than 100 members of Anniston's organ ized classes on Monday afternoon.
 The home of Mrs. Jones was attractive ily decorated with jonquils and other spring blossoms. Mrs. Jones was assist | ed in receiving and serving by her daugh- ters. Miss Julia Jones and Mrs. Leland Cross of New York.
 | The women of Grace church enjoyed a tea in the parish room on Monday afternoon. From an attractively decorat- | ed table, Mrs. A. P. Agee and Mrs. M IP Brunson poured tea and cake and sandwiches were served by Mrs Louis Kidd and Mrs. J, H. Edmonson.
 Ar interesting event of the past week was the marriage of Miss Blanche Eich- elberger and Mir. J. William Mallory
 which was solemniged at the home of the bride. Rev Leon NJ Latmer officiating | The bride, one of the prettiest and most porular members of the younger contin- gent of society was attired in blue coz tsuit with accessories to match I'm mediately after the ceremony MT. anc Mrs. Mallory left for Florida, where l they will spend several NeehS' etAtSi (which they will be at home on Highland avenue.
 Mir. Mallory is one of Anniston's mos
 prominent and influential business men | Several farewell entertainments wer'
 given at the Jewish Welfare hut at Cam Mcclellan to honor the men who hav' been discharged. musicale by Jack
 sonville artists, dance on Tuesday eve ming. an address by MT. Schoenberg o
 Paris Island and a stunt night ol
 Ttursday were among the activitie planned by the Jewish Welfare hut. MT
 Felix Haas, who for four months ha donated valuable work among the Jew fish soldiers has returned to his home il | Portsmouth, Ohio
 l I. was decided at a meeting Of tn Readers club at the home of Mrs Jame ID. Carter on Tuesday evening that tn
 club would in the future be known as tn | Drama league Miss Carrie Knox a chairman, assisted by Mrs. Carter, Mrs
 Joseph E. Aderhold and Mrs. J. H. With
 erspoon will plan some definite dramatl work for the new organization. Amon the numbers enjoyed on the programm Tuesday evening were vocal selections b. ] Miss Ida Kline and Miss Mullins, read