The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-13

placed, were decorated with Japanese lan- terms, shasta daisies and sweet peas. The
 prize for highest score was awarded to
 Miss Elizabeth Gordon. Among the out l of-town guests who enjoyed Miss Land
 hams hospitality were Miss Sara Ruth
 and Miss Juliette Ruth of Montgomery,
 Miss Scarbrough of Birmingham and Miss
 Wheeler of Mississippi
 l Girl Reserve companies I and K left Wednesday for a camping trip. Judge
 J. j. Willetts country home near An
 niston is being used by the Young wo-
 mems Christian association this summer A jolly party enjoying the delights ot country life every week under the diree-
 tion of Miss Ruth Huff, the general sec retary or Miss Avis Harrenfels, the
 Girls club secretary.
 Mrs. Frank Constantine and three daughters, Misses Mary, Jamie and Ju- 1 lette Constantine and Misses Rena and Nettie Pinson, left Tuesday with the
 lsp party for a northern and Cana
 dian tour
 Miss Avis Harrenfels entertained at
 luncheon at the Anniston Inn on Tues l day to honor her guest, Miss Margaret
 E. West. of Chattanooga. The members of the Euterpean club, of which Miss
 Harrenfels is a valued member, were included among the guests enjoying Miss Warrenfels' hospitality.
 A dance given by a coterie of Anniston young men was enjoyed at the Anniston , Inn Friday evening. Among the out
 of-town guests were Miss Edith Mabry, Miss Annie Byrd Turner, Miss Anita Sloss, Miss Grace Bradshaw of Brming- [ ham-and Miss Juliette Ruth and Miss I Sara Ruth of Montgomery and Miss Geor- gia Bena Dodson of Americus, Ga Miss Mildred Goodrich is attending a house party of Agnes Scott girls in Mont gomery, enjoying large number of so- cial events given for the lovely party, Miss Georgia Bena Dodson of Amer icus Ga. who has many friends here,
 made during former visits to Anniston, i Is seIng feted at a number of charming informalities as the guest of Miss Ger trude Hambeton Shepperd.
 Miss Ruth Huff. the general secretary
 of the Y. w. c. A.. and Miss Ella Porter field, an active member of the Business Girls club, were attending Y. w. c. A. conference in Waynesvlle, N. c. MT William Weatherly entertained
 porch party at his home on Leighton avenue on Monday evening to compli- ment two popular young visitors, Miss Josephine Davidson of Columbus. Ga, and Mr. Hubert Herren, of Birmingham. Mrs John E. Darlington left on We'd nesday to join her daughters in Ashe- vile, N. C., where they will spend the summer season. Mrs. H. B. Glover and ~ toitt ttrfr at Wrightsville Beach, MT. and Mrs. Wood Herren and family at Ingram g Wells, Mrs. o. M. Reynolds and Miss Hannah Reynolds at Piedmont Springs, Miss Elizabeth Willett. Miss Florence Woods, Miss Margaret Lea, Mrs. Daisy R. Walsh and Miss Marion Walsh in New York.
 Miss Marie Burk entertained at dance and lawn party at her home in Jackson vile during the past week in honor or the officers stationed at Camp Mcclellan. The Girls Reserve of company F, ac-
 companied by Miss Emily Norwood, en- loved swimming party at Oxford Lake on Thursday afternoon. The following members of the Y. w. c A. are camping at Peaceburg this wee'. Misses Eleanor Shoot, Madeline Mixer. Louise Iedbetter. Mary Frances RuulSli. Helen Little, Mildred Morris and Helen T'ttrrtneea1 The camping activities are
 being directed by Miss Avis Warrenfels.
 Mrs Doak and Miss Fannie McCaa. The playground. which was secured and equipped by the local Y, w. c. A is proving haven of delight for An nistons little folk. and is an accomplish ment of which all welfare workers are nroud The high school girls under the direction of Miss Warrenfels have ar
 ranged schedule whereby they will, be
 in charge of the grounds from to every afternoon during the summer A course in story telling is being conducted by the iY W. C. A. to girls who have volunteered to entertain the tots. There are tenn4s courts for the use of the older boys and girls. who also enjoy long ball and vollev T.u e~,.,-as swings, sand piles, see-saws 1 ana slides add to the joy of the children 1 their delight being convincing proof or it's need. Yl The history of the Calhoun county Rec Cross chapter has recently been com piled All of the statistics of the great work accomplished during the world war the noble work of Calhoun patriots dur ing the influenza epidemic, the financial gifts and expenditures and the names oi all the officers connected with the Red Cross during the past two years have been recorded in this history. One copy will be kept by the Calhoun county chap l
 ter. one at the Gulf division headquar-