The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-27

Prof. Gibson. furnished a most enjoy able entertainment at the Red Circle building on Thursday evening. Two playlets. '-The Maker of Dreams and "The Burglar" brought forth enthusi- asrfc cheers. A quartet from the high school rendered several numbers and solos were enjoyed by Miss Louise Null lins and Sergeant Behr.
 Mrs. Lamar Knox entertained the members of the Fort Strother chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev olution at her home on Friday after noon.
 Sure. let's finish the job" is the ap- propriated slogan of the Oxford people, and they have added another of their own making which is effectively being used in the Victory Loan campaign, Our boys will soon be home; they have dcse their duty; we will do ours by paying until it hurts
 To honor her guest. Mrs. Walter Story. of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Robert Royal Knight entertained delightfully."- at bridge on Tuesday afternoon. The Sproull home was attractively decorated in dogwood, snowballs and other spring blossoms, and a salad course was served Mrs. James Creswell Sprouu graciously as sisted MIS. NnlSDI III -tiilti lttliiiS "A dainty prize for the highest score was awarded to Mrs William O. Owen and pretty souvenir to the guest of honor, Mrs Story.
 The Business Girls club have perfect ed plans for a miniature bazar to be held on the first Friday in May, the proceeds to go for the upkeep of per manent playground The club has also
 l1tI Sat rdax afternoon events for the entertainment of the children, their programmes to be filled with unique features of especial interest to Annistons little folk.
 Lieut.. Rhodes Goodrich, one of the most popular young men in Annistons s social circles, who has been in service at Newport News, has received a dis charge. and is receiving a most cordial welcome from his many friends.
 Three girl reserve companies met in the Young Women's Christian association rooms on Wednesday afternoon to discuss plans for carnival to be given the first week i'll May. The proceeds from the carnival will go to the equipment of Young Women's Christian association playground. The Business Women's club have pledged their cooperation to their
 
 play ground a-success.
 The City Land company has granted the Young Women's Christian association perm ssion to use lot on Leighton avenue, which will be equipped with everything that will add to the joy of Anniston children.
 Miss Hun. who was instructor of play in the Webster Graves schools of St. Louis will conduct a short course in play ground supervision at the Young Women's Christian association rooms.
 Miss Avis Warrenfels, director of girls clubs, connected with the Young Women's Christian association attended page antry conference in Chattanooga last week. where she no doubt gathered new Anniston.
 The Federated Bible classes met at the Carnegie library on Tuesday. Miss Lillian Forbes one of the south's best known Sunday school workers, taught the lesson of the afternoon
 The work in the Young Women's Chris tian association community house, under the direction of Mrs. D. A. Fitch is con stantly increasing in scoupe and eHi- ciency. A nursery with an assistant III constant attendance is conducted by Mrs. Fitch for the children whose mothers work in the mills. The average attend ance in the nursery is 3l and in the com munity Kindergarten 3o Last month Mrs. Fitch received 75 children's garments, donations which were greatly appreciated and distributed among the children or the village.
 X serving club, which meets on Satur- day. a girls social club. a community sing each week, Sunday school conducted bv the Salvation army on Sunday morn ing and by Miss Downing on sunday afternoon are among the organizations which add to the pleasure and upilft ot the community.
 An entertainment given every two weeks at which musical programme IS repdered and refreshments served, is en- loved by the men and women or the mn village. AL.
 A bows club will be organized in the near future. The extension committee or the Young Women's Christian associa- tion. of which Mrs. E. l.. Field, IS sec retary. cooperate in every way with Mrs' Fitch in this important phase ot the Young Women's Chrlstiah associa'ioi' work. ,
 An interesting meeting of the Choral club decide dto pursue study course the club decided to pursue study course nreceding the practice at every meetlng,> The members will respond to roll cal with a current musical event. Durihs ,ho next few weeks an operalogue Will pc presented at each meeting by club mem her. A large number of the members or the Choral club attended grand opera m II, Atlanta during the past week who Will add interest and enthusiasm to the com ing programme on opera.
 An enioyable event of the past week was recital given at the Oxford nigh school by Miss Louise Caldwell, gitted voung reader, who teaches class ol expression at the high school. Miss Lliile V. Mullins the lovely voice teacher ana Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox, of Annlston' famous as an accompanist.
 Miss Flornie Thompson led an interest ing discussion of Photo Plays, Amer ica's most popular amusement at the meeting of the Enterplan club held With Miss Elizabeth Meredith last week. MISS Addie Mccall spoke of Los Angeles, the fin, city; Mrs William Mason Of the .Educational Value of Moving Pictures, and a sample scenario was read by MISS Meredith.
 Miss Clair Kellogg of Charlotte, \. c. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ran