The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18
ANNISTONS DRAMA LEAGUE HAS
 BEEN INVAy.UABLE AID TO THE CITY

LID TO THE CITY | Rose Fabian and Mir Jack Greenberg of New York was solemnized The bride is a violinist of note and a young woman of rare personal charm. and MT. Green berg is exceedingly popular in the east with a wide circle of friends. After wedding tour, Mir. and Mrs. Greenberg will be at home in New York. where Mrs. Greenberg will continue her musical career. Miss Rose Fabian. who is study ing voice in New York, pr eparing for grand opera role, and Mrs. 1. A. Green berg of New York, mother of the groom were among the visitors at the wedding MT Ernest H. West entertained at lovely dinner party at Inn on Monday evening to honor Miss Kate Cald< eli, whose marriage on Wednesday morn l ing in Jacksonville to Mir. Hugh C.. Aiken of Philadelphia was an event of widespread interest. The table in the ! private dining room was decorated with Killarney roses, and dainty little em- broidered cards marked the places of Me guests. Covers were laid for Miss Cald- we'll Mir Aiken Miss Marie Murk, N%ss Avery Caldwell. Miss Willie Rob Buch- anan, Miss Marie Thomas, Miss Carrie Fleming, Mir Thomas Martin, MT. Will liam Graham and Mir. West
 I Mrs. T. P. Washburn was hostess at bridge party on Tuesday afternoon at her home on Quintard avenue, Mrs. I Robert Bowie, Mrs. Rush Cole and Mrs Tcm King assisted Mrs, Washburn Tn 1 receiving.
 Mrs. Gather Perry entertained the
 Thursday Bridge Club at the Inn on Thursday afternoon. A number of other | guests were invited besides the club members to honor Miss Elizabeth Will | lett, popular bride-elect.
 l An open meeting of the Choral Club was held on Saturday afternoon at the library, when Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox led in a study of noted operas the operas being played on the Vlctroia lo,- l lowing her talk. Mrs. l.. C. watson 1 gave most interesting report of the l stat emusic federation, and the year book committee, Mrs. J. c. Kyle, Miss 1 Carrie Mcclure Knox, Mrs. lrvn Lew and Mrs. Chivers M. Woodruff, pre- | sented their report.
 The William Henry Farney Chapter, IT. D c. held called meeting at the library on Thursday afternoon. Plans were perfected for Decoration Day, April 26. An orator for the day will De chosen and all the graves or the Con, federate dead in Anniston and oxl'Ns decorated. Mrs. j. E. Aderhoid, the president of the chapter, will attend the state II. D. C. convention early Tn May. Several circles have been organized in Ivarious parts of Anniston for the pur- hose of studying the Bible together once each week Mrs. H. Norwood discussed the second chapter of John at the ID. tttdy rI cC n 1 Country sclub district on Tuesday morning. The North Gurnee study cir cle met at the home of Mrs. H. l.. Grim on Tuesday afternoon. On Tuesday morning Miss Alberta Morse led the Bible study at the home of Mrs. Nell Sellers and the Christine avenue circle Imet with Mrs William g. Coleman. On Wednesday afternoon the English
 classes of the High school presented an excellent programme to number of club women and friends of the school Excellent reasons were given by the High School girls and boys for askinS for the cooperation of the men and women of Aniston in working for the 1 success of the election on Monday when votes will be cast to decide whether or not bonds shall be issued
 for the purpose of erecting new High
 School building. Statistics were presen
 ted by the students showing what
 Anniston has done for education. Fl Mrs John Ellis entertained the
 members of the Mccoy Memorial Mis- sionary Union on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. c. c. Lusk, who leaves Anniston soon. Mrs. Lusk has rendered
 invaluable service as president of the
 missionary union and is greatly be-
 loved by all the members During the I T~st. " rk1f in an artistically decorated wagon
 laden with love gifts" for the honoree ! The doctors wives of Anniston per- fected plans at meeting held on Mon
 day at the library to entertain the wis iting doctors and their wives at a
 number of charming functions during the convention to be held in Anniston will be given for the visitors at the
 Inn, and also autom bobile rides picture
 shows, and an afternoon musicale. , Mrs. John B. Knox, Mrs, S. P. Ken
 nedy and Mrs. J. c. Kyle attended the
 presbytery in Florence Monday. Mrs. Walker Stickney entertained the members of the Wednesday Evening
 Bridge Club during the past week. Miss Myrtle House and Miss Haze
 House left Monday for a visit to New York.
 Mrs. M. G. Peck was hostess on Tues i day afternoon to the Tuesday Bridge { Club.
 Mrs Odis Jones of Newman, Ga, is 1.-the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Scarborough. Fl Mrs. | Greenberg of New York, who
 came to attend the wedding of her son
 MT Jack Csreenburg, and Miss Rose Fabian, is the guest of Mrs. O. P. An
 enson.
 Mrs l.. L. Crump has as her gues , Mrs. J. c. Crump of Florence.
 Miss Mamie Harrison has returned tC , Opelika, after visit to Miss Carrie Me ] Clure Knox.
 Miss Irene Timmons of Huntsville is : the guest of Miss Annie Daniel Mrs. Wade SprouIl and Miss Martha
 Sproull are spending month in Florida
 with Mrs. Knox Simpson.
 Miss Mary Stringfellow, who has beer ; L the guest of Mrs. Edna Darden has re ] turned to her home in Montgomery. , Mrs R. Kyle Smith of Spartanburg, 5 i, lC. is visiting Miss F'lorrie Thompson. Miss Brilla Mae Lloyd conducted de llightful story hour at the Carnegie library | on Saturday afternoon
 | Miss Nan Kelly of New York, who has been the guest of Mrs A. l.. Tyler, lei Hast week for visit to relatives in Kelly | ton Miss Kelly and Mrs. William Par
 ker Marguerite Kelly), will spend sev
 eral months in Anniston during the com
 ing summer.
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