The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
ANNISTON WOMEN ENTER HEARTILY INTO
 SALVATION ARMY HOME SERVICE PLAN

g@OS V USl1 414S4N V have been well patronized by Anniston music lovers In fact. all of the club women of the city are interested in max <. ms Birmingham the musical center Of the south. an advantage that would be shared by all the people of North Ala bama
 Miss Ida Kline, one of Anniston's most talented musicians, who lends her time amt effort to all musical endeavors, is directing the practice of d beautiful can tata, Near To Natures Heart" to be ipresented by the Choral Club on Tues day Monthly concerts are given for the pleasure of the associate members dur ing the winter season by the active mem bers of the Choral Club and splendid musical attractions by artists sponsored by the club. making 1t an invaluable as- set to the musical and social circle of Anniston.
 A delightful event of last week was a musical al which Mrs. A. J. Goodwin en- tertained to honor Mrs. IF. L. Gunner g lovely guests, Mrs J. F. Bradford and Mrs A. T. Owen.
 Several musical selections were contrib uted by Mrs Owen Mrs. J. T. Gardner, Miss Carrie Knox and Mrs Percy Quinn.
 After the programme. the guests were invited into the dining room where from a beautiful table adorned with radiant roses. tea, sandwiches and bonbons were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. William R. owen and Mrs. John Car uthers.
 Mrs. L. Galbraith was hostess at the Country Club on Monday afternoon to honor her guests. Mrs. Robert Coleman and Mrs. James Thompson of Uniontown, who have been feted at a constant round of charming functions during their visit, There were eleven tables of bridge in the ballroom of the club. The prizes were won bp Mrs. Joseph C. Wheeler and Miss Laurie Jennings of Eufaula, Mrs. Wallace Corners guests. The honor guests were presented with dainty handkerchiefs.
 Mrs. Joseph E. Aderhold Mrs Thomas Huey. Mrs. T. V. Ordway and Mrs NJ. c. Shipp attended the state meeting of the U. D. c. Mrs. Aderhold the presi- dent, presented a splendid report of the years work of the William Henry Forney Chapter.
 Under the skillful direction of Mrs Robert Heath the Dramatic Club of Noble Institute will present at an early date charming play entitled Maiden Over the Wall by Bertram Block This play was recently given with great sue cess at the Barnard School for Girls in New York. The proceeds of the play will be added to the fund for the support Of two French orphans adopted by Noble Institute girls. Mrs. Heath Is also plan ming commencement play. which will be given on the Institute lawn by the Dramatic Club and will be an unusually artistic event with interpretative dancing and other features presented in costume
 A City Beautiful committee met this week to discuss plans for beautifying the parks on Quaintard avenue Prizes have been offered by the mayor and by the Chamber of Commerce for the most successful effort in landscape gardening. chairman has been appointed for, every block, who most enthusiastic over their interesting plans. Quintard avenue is laid off according to the dimensions and plan of Commonwealth avenue in 1 Baltimore, a noted beauty spot in the Maryland city. The chairmen in charge of the parks are Mrs. l.. M. Burns. Mrs L. c. Jones. Mrs. M G. shpp, Mrs Rob- ert Dean. Mrs. Louis Kidd, Mrs J. C. Sproull. Miss Carrie Stenne, Mrs Joseph Eros Mrs. w. 4 Wilcox Mrs. Frank Johnston, Mrs, Dudley Weaver. Mrs G. w. Meredith Mrs Samuel L. Crook and Miss Patti King
 One of the most delightful events of the week was the play presented by a coterie of talented members of the Gads- den center of the Drama League to the Alniston League on Saturday afternoon in the Noble Institute auditorium.
 Mrs. Roy New, Miss Ruby Porterfield. Mss Della Ellington. Miss Geneva Wright and Miss Ennis Aldrich have been ap- pointed by the Business Woman's Club to attend the annual convention of the ] Alabama Federation of Business and Pro fessional Women's Clubs to be held in Montgomery on May 19.
 At the apartments of Mir. and Mrs. l Howard Jemison, the wedding of MT. Robert M Jemison and Miss Eileen Bart lett Of Talladega occurred on Wednesday. Rev. keener Matthews officiating.
 Ihe marriage was quite a surprise to the friends of the popular young couple
 The bride was gowned in a tailor suit of midnight blue serge. with accessories to match. and wore a corsage bouquet of pink roses and valley lilies
 After the ceremony, Mrs. Howard Jemi- son entertained the wedding party at a lovely dinner.
 The wedding of Miss Rhoda Daugherty ana MT. J. A. Walker was quietly solemn lzed at the home of the bride at o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. William Ross | FIoyd performing the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Walker left immediatelv l after the ceremony for wedding trn after which they will be at home in An i n;ston.
 On June a double wedding will oc- cur at Mccoy Memorial Methodist l Church, Miss Myrtle Parker to be mar | ried to MT. Frank Neal Adair and Miss l Cora Parker to Mir Hoyt Yeatman. On 1 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Foster Bobo ei tertained at a miscellaneous shower for the two brides-to-be
 | Little Miss Alice Guy Sweets enter tained at pretty party last week to cele brate her fifth birthday A big birthday cake surrounded by white snowballs adorned the dining room table, where 1 ices and cakes were served Miss Mary 1 Huger, the beloved kindergarten teacher of the little hostess assisted Mrs. Sweets in entertaining the guests. many novel. jolly games being enjoyed
 
 | The Philathea Class of Parker Memorial enjoyed an evening with Mrs Lansing Taylor smith at her home on Tyler Hill on Friday evening This class Is one of the largest and most progressive Phila- tiea classes in the state, and accom- pilshes great amount of good.