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

| were among the matrons who assisted in entertaining.
 Mrs. Hanson l.. Gates and Mrs. Henry Booth entertained in honor of their nephew and his guests at a delightful breakfast at the Anniston Inn, and Mrs. Roy Woodruff and Mrs. Shaler House at a buffet supper at Mrs. Houses home. the guests afterward being entertained at the home of Mrs. Horace Miller. An enjoyable afternoon tea was given to honor Miss Sproulrs guests by Miss Virginia Ordway at her home on Chris tine avenue Miss Mary Roberts Ordway welcomed the guests at the door, receiv- ing in the reception room with the honor guests were Mrs. T. V. Ordway, Miss Elizabeth Cater and Miss Pauline Wither- spoon. From table in the dining room decorated in Shasta daisies, yellow cand- | les, kewpies and illusion bows of vel low tulle a salad course was served by Miss Sarah Britton, Miss knoxze Lam nene, Miss Eugenia Thompson. Mis- Doro- thy Quinn, Miss Lively and Miss Jul iette Reynolds.
 On Tuesday Miss Josephine Norris en- tertained at lovely luncheon at the An niston Inn in honor of Miss Sproull' s guests. On Tuesday evening several An niston young men gave dance for them at the Inn and on Saturday evening the country club honored Miss Sproull's and MT, Millers' guests with dance at the club rooms.
 Several weddings were among the i'm portant social events occurring during the past week. At the home of the bride < sister Mrs. Frank c. Leyden, on Mon day morning, Miss Tommie Collins was married to MT. Howard J. Roosevelt, Of Red Bank N. J. Rev Belt White off ciating. This was the culmination of romance which started while MT. Roose- welt was stationed with the 29th divi- sion at Camp Mcclellan The bride popular lovely girl was gowned in q travelling suit of midnight blue, with ac- cessories to match. Her flowers were corsage boquet of orchids and maiden hair ferns. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Roosevelt left for their home in New Jersey.
 Miss Madge Holsombec and MT H. w. Williams were married at the home o. the bride last week. Rev. F. L" Aber- nathy pronounced the nuptial vows i.i the presence of the families and few intimate friends of the bride and groom, The bride is an attractive Anniston giri and Mir Williams army field clerk at Camp Mcclellan.
 Miss Ruth Bright became the bride or MT Hines c. Johnson in Atlanta on Monday, the announcement of their wed- ding coming as a great surprise to their many friends.
 A pretty home wedding was that or Miss Flora Mae Whitmire and Mir Duke T. Salter, which occurred on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. c. H. Woodruff olIl- ciating The bride was lovely in her wedding gown of white satin and geor- gette crepe, carrying bouquet of bride roses caught with tulle.
 An announcement of unusual interes was that of the approaching marriage or Miss Chollie Mae House to MT. K. r. Carr, the wedding to occur August F. Miss Carr is one of Anniston's most at tractive girls and MT. Carr prominent lawyer.
 Announcement cards were received last week telling of the marriage of Miss lrma Griffin and MT. Ross Earl Bryan which occurred June 2S in Birmingham. MT. and Mrs Bryan, after nuptlal tour, have returned to Anniston, where they will reside in future.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Shepperd. MT. anu Mra James Cresswell Sproull and Mrs. Edmund Leighton Tyler spent last week tbe e1lests of Governor and Mrs Thomas E ISilby in Montgomery, where many charming functions were given in thei- honor.
 A lovely heart dice party was enjoyed on Tuesday evening, when MISS Niai s.. Ella Iandham. entertained to honor ner guest. Miss Thalia Barley of buchahali' Va. The porches. where the tsoies "efe