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


 eral weeks been busily engaged in making
 the Flag of Gold which is to be car
 ried in the parade by three distinguished
 Calhoun county captains who served mo- ply lover there" Captain Joseph E. Ad- :, erhold. Jr., Captain Lamar Jeffers and Captain Otho Humphries. At the welcome meeting which is to be held at the Lyric
 theater on the morning of the Fourth a
 beautiful gold pin will be presented to l each of the mothers whose sons made
 the supreme sacrifice for their country 1 The follow up campaign of baby week
 will begin this week. The interesting. in-
 structive lectures delivered by Dr. R. |.
 Hughes. Miss Lima Denny and Horace
 Leyden will be repeated at the Communi-
 ty house and at the Addie Weaver home during the coming week.
 l One of the interesting features of baby
 week was an exhibit of clothes worn dur ing babyhood by prominent men and women of Anniston and also baby pie | lures of popular Annistonians. i Under the direction of Mrs s. P. Ken
 nedy, reception for mothers was given on Tuesday afternoon in the Y w. C. A. rooms. Mrs. H. l.. Miller and Mrs. Louis I Kidd arranged an exhibit of model baby clothes and Mrs. Roy Woodruff poster exhibit Mrs. Shaler Houser showed the proper way to bathe the baby, Mrs. c. M Jesperson correct playtlings and Miss Bettie Forbes proper food. Refreshmnets prepared under the direction of Mrs
 Frank Leigh were enjoyed by the guests 1 The announcement of the engagement of Miss Katebelle I<ilby to MT. Frank Mil Ter Coleman is of interest to wide cir pf fria 1ab bat Kilby is one of the most brilliant, popu- lar girls in the state Mir. Coleman is prominent ex-Annistonian who is now
 making his home in Birmingham. The wedding will occur in October A large audience enjoyed "The Mer-
 chant of Venice" which was presented
 under the auspices of the Readers club
 at the Lyric theater on Tuesday evening by pupils of the State Normal school. The proceeds from the entertainment will be
 donated to the Calhoun county memorial fund.
 A brilliant entertainment was enjoyed | by the younger contingent of society at
 the Anniston Inn on Tuesday evening.
 jazz band from New Orleans furnished l the music for dancing.s Quantities of
 crepe paper were tossed among the danc-
 CTS and the favors of crepe paper caps
 worn by the guests. Punch and ices were served in the dining room.
 | MT. Maury Bishop, MT. F. Barker and MT. Homer Lively planned all of the ! details of the enjoyable event. l Mrs. Frazier, of Kentucky, the attrac- | tive guest of Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, was
 honoree at a number of charming func- tions during the past week. On Monday Mrs. T. D. Donaho entertained in honor ] of Mrs. Frazier, on Tuesday Mrs. William A. Davis, Jr., gave a bridge party in her honor, on Thursday Mrs. Okey Williams
 was hostess in her honor and on Friday Mrs. Alma Quinn complimented Mrs. | Frazier with a bridge party.
 The William Henry F'orney Chapter U. 1 D. c. have arranged to have place in the Fourth of July parade for all of the Confederate Veterans of Calhoun county,
 and the chapter members will ride in dec orated cars.
 Several lovely card parties were among the festivities of the past week. Mrs Mill Ter Sproull entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. w. H. Wells was hos tess at large card party at her home on Woodstock avenue on Wednesday. Mrs. 1 Marshall Peck entertained at the Coun- 1 try club on Thursday afternoon and Mrs
 Barrie at the Inn on Saturday afternoon. Mrs George Cryer entertained the mem bers of the Chatauqua club at her home during the past week; Mrs. G. R. Shaffer won the prize in amusing contest, and a musical programme was rendered by Mrs French Bell, Miss Sellers, Miss Jo- sephine Murphy, Mrs. George Leyden, Mrs J. M. Stillwell and Miss Willie Pri- vett
 Miss Hasseltine Candle and her guest, Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Birmingham, are attending house party given by the Sigma Nu fraternity at Ingram Wells. Prof. and Mrs. Dawson of Howard col lege are chaperoning the jolly party. The officers stationed at Camp McClel-
 Ian were honor guests at a dance given lat Stevenson's hall in Jacksonville on Thursday evening. Colonel Littlebrant and number of other Camp Mcclellan
 officers attended the Rotaran banquet
 and the Red Circle entertainments Tn Anniston during the past week.
 Mrs. $. R. Thompson who served so eff ficiently as county chairman of the Vic tory Loan distributed last week the Vic tory Loan medals to the members of the
 WOnldH $ committee WnO dlQeQ ner III bringing to victorious end the Victory drive.
 Mrs. O. M. Reynolds Miss Hannah
 Reynolds, Miss Mary Gardner, Miss Ju- lia Davis, Miss Eleanor Stilwell and Mrs $. A. Thompson attended the associational young peoples meeting in Piedmont last week.
 Mrs. C. w. Woodruff and Mrs. T. c
 Watson attended the wedding of Miss Mary Lee Skeggs and MT. Charles Murray Kortrecht in Birmingham last week.
 Much interest is centered in the ap-
 preaching marriage of one of Oxford most prominent young women. Miss An
 nie Rob Luttrel to MT. Eugene " Platt,
 which will occur at the home of Mrs.
 Annie Dodd Luttrell on June 26. This
 is the culmination of romance which started when MT. Platt was stationed al
 Camp Mcclellan.
 The refresh,nent committee of the Cal houn County League of Welcome met with Mrs s. F. Kennedy on Wednesday af- ternooH. Plans were made to serve a great home-cooked dinner to the 1900 so- diers who are expected to be the honor guests of Calhoun county on July f The articles conta ined on the menu will be contributed by the house keepers ana served by Calhoun county maids.