The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

for several weeks. Miss Lillian Davis, industrial secretary, spent several days in Anniston last week, and Miss Frost of St Louis, who is donating her serv- ices to the educational work of the f' W. C. A., is spending a week here.
 Enthusiasm over the establishment Of permanent Y. w. c. A. is increasing daily. The Y. w. c. A here for the last
 two years has been financed by the
 national war work council. Realizing the scope of it's value, Anniston women are going to mobilize every effort to keep this great factor for good Next week an intensive campaign for the purpose of securing a permanent Y. W. c. A. will be started. On Saturday
 the workers who have been appointed
 to manage the Y. w. c. A. campaign
 were entertained at a delightful tea in
 the Y. w. c. A. rooms. Talks by Miss Frost and Miss Thatcher were enjoyable and helpful. inspiring the leaders Of
 this splendid movement with confident hope of victory.
 A large representation of members of the Anniston center of the Drama ! league enjoyed hearing Hudson Strode 1 last week. MT. Strode's selections, The WilI'' and "The Florist shop were given in his characteristic, delightful style.
 Percival Chubb. the president of the National Drama League, will visit the Anniston center at an early date, an attraction to which the members are l looking forward with eager interest. During his visit to Anniston, Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox entertained de- | lightfu1lly at her home on Tyler Hill | to honor MT. Strode. Vocal selections l by Mrs. Frances Allen of Gadsden and af tfa1 | ing by Mir. Strode added to the pleasure of the evening.
 The William Henry Forney chapter | U. D. C., with g. most impressive cere- mony, planted memorial tree on Cuintard avenue on Thursday afternoon as a memorial to Lieut.. Pace Haynes who lost his life while in service dur ing the world war. Lieut.. Alfred Cole man, an ex-soldier, and a friend of Lieut. Haynes and John Wilson of OK ford, a Confederate veteran, both in uniform, carried the American flag Prof. Gibson and the Oxford college, the Alma Mater of Lieut. Haynes, attended l the ceremony and Rev Carlton Barn we'll and Rev. Leon M. Latimer deliv- cred beautiful addresses. The members | of the chapter and the Confederate vet | erans of Anniston attended the cere- l the mother of Lieut. Haynes, is the only member of the William Henry Forney I chapter who lost son in service during l the recent war.
 Mrs Wallace Conner entertained the l members of the Matron's Study Club at her home on Tyler Hill Thursday after noon, when Mrs George c. Goodrich led | most interesting programme on sym bolic stories.
 The Wednesday Study Club met on l Wednesday afternoon at the home of | Miss Elizabeth Meredith. Mrs French l Bell led a programme on short stories, Booth Tarkington and Irving Cobb were discussed an da story by each au- thor read.
 Miss Patti Haynes and Miss Rosa Haynes entertained at cards during the past week for their guests. Miss Martha l Ashcroft of Florence and Miss 1rma Fence. The Eiuterpeans also entertained in honor of Miss Ashcroft and Mi is Pence and for the Great Lakes Quintet
 who gave concert at the Noble theater >Inder the auspices of the Euterpeans
 To honor Mrs M M. Young on her
 79th birthday, Mrs. E, P. Cooper enter | tained charming1y at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
 | Mrs. E. l.. Field sang '1n the Gloam-
 ing" and other selections. and Mrs. Co lumbus Smith read a story appropriate
 for the occasion.
 On a beautifully appointed table ir the dining room stood the birthday caks | surrounded by pink carnations, tulle | and burning candles. Just before cut ting the cake. Mrs. L. H. Carre read a | poem, beautiful tribute to Mrs. Young | and Mrs. Coopers daughter, the little
 namesake of Mrs. Young, presented hel | with bouquet of pink carnations.
 Mrs Young is one of Anniston's no.
 blest women, who is beloved by an un.
 usually large circle of friends and ad-
 mirers. She is one of the most loya | and faithful members of the First | Methodist church, where her influence
 has been a factor to inspire all that is
 highest and best in life for many years Mrs. Young teaches the Woman's Bible class of the Sunday school, is one o1
 the leaders of the Woman's Missionary
 society and her advice and counsel is
 sought in all other phases of the work of the church.
 romance that begun during the
 training days of the Blue and Gray di- vision at Camp Mcclellan was culmi- mated last week, when Miss Katie