The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-06

Anniston's loyal women have given lib- erally of their time and means during the past week in an effort to raise the city's quota for the memorial fund. Mrs. Jo- seph E. Aderhold who enters heart and soul into all patriotic activities, has as chairman of the womans committee di rected the campaign. The committees who conducted the house to house can vas met with Mrs. Aderhold on Wednes- day morning at the Red Circle building to report the result of their work on Mon day and Tuesday
 Two house parties in Anniston are bringing forth a constant round of fes- tivities among the college set. Miss Virginia Sproull is entertaining at her home four Sweetbrier college mates, Miss Anita Sloss, Miss Torrance Redd, Miss Grace Bradshaw of Birmingham and Miss Agnes Hcod of Commerce, Ga. At his home on Glenwood Terrace, MT. Hor- ace Miller is entertaining four Washing ton-Lee college mates, MT. Roy Glover of Rome, Ga., MT. Max Wadsworth, Mir G. L. Dunkam of Gadsden and Mir Harry Burns of Commerce, Ga. On Wednesday evening Miss Sproull enter tained in honor of her guests and the guests of her cousin, MT. Miller, at a beautiful dance at the Country club.
 One OI the 0lOSt pOPulebi PiotOS III Anniston is the swimming pool at the Country club new feature recently add ed to this attractive resort A large party of swimmers enjoy the use Of the pool every afternoon, and golf and ten his is also proving exceedingly popular to lovers of outdoor sports among the club members.
 The playground made possible through the efforts of the Young Womens Chris tian association was opened Tuesday aft ernoon The swings, seeSawS, sand pits and slides afford unbounded joy to An niston's little folks. regular daily programme for July and August has been planned by the Y. w. c. A. On Mondays there will be folk games and dances, Tuesday and Thursday, games and races and on Saturday storytelling.
 MT. William Lloyd and Mir. Thomas Hampson entertained at dance at the Anniston inn on Monday evening. number of visitors added to the pleasure of the evening.
 The officers at Camp Mcclellan were entertained at dance at Stevenson hall on Thursday evening in Jackson vile. An orchestra furnished the music for the occasion and an ice course and punch were served.
 
 The younger contingent of society en- loved a number of delightful parties during the past week. To honor her two guests. Miss Jessie Tartt and Miss Fan nie Pickens Tartt of Livingston, Mrs. Charles R. Bell entertained at picnic at Oxford Lake. To compliment MISS Matilda Hood of Birmingham, the guest of Miss Lucy Stllwell, Miss Elizabeth Mallory entertained at her home on Highland avenue at a rock party, and Mss Eula Crook at her home on Quin- tard avenue, Tuesday evening. at lawn party On Wednesday afternoon Miss Emma Greer entertained at rock party in honor of Miss Josephine Davison Of Commerce, Ga. st.s.S..
 MT and Mrs A. l.. Kenyon and little daughter, Alice, who are visiting at No- ble apartments have been feted at constant round of charming informali- ties during the past week. Mir and Mrs. Kenyon formerly resided in Anniston and are greatly beloved by a large circle Of friends.
 An enjoyable event of the past week was hearts dice party given at the Anniston inn by Miss Leila Green, in honor of Miss Juliette Ruth of Mont gomery, the attractive guest of Mrs. Walter F. Brown. For the highest score a box of correspondence cards was awarded to Miss Elizabeth Gates, and the "booby.'. Billiken, to Miss Mary Ella Landham.
 Mrs s. l.. Crook entertained at a lunch- con on Wednesday Miss Sarah Ruth and Miss Juliette Ruth of Montgomery. Mrs. James Crook and Miss Hanna Crook of Jacksonville, and MT and Mrs. Reynolds Crook of SDartanburg S. c.