The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-22
NOTABLE TABLEAUX TO BE GIVEN FOR
 ANMISTOM WEDNESDAY, STUDY CLUB

woman. who was so universally be- loved among legions of friends. Her father, the late Duncan T. Parker, built the Parker Memorial Church. and her Will contains a wish that a charity bed be endowed for her father and one for her mother, Mrs. Corneiia Hixon Par ker.
 The sanitorium will be known as the susan Parker Stringfellow Memorial Hospital
 When landscape gardeners have com pleted their task, "Amicenza" will be one of the most picturesque estates in
 the south. It's hospitality will be shared by the friends of Mrs. String fellow and the Italian garden and other parts of the grounds will be thrown open to the people of Anniston to be enjoyed with him He is, like his wife, both humanitarian and an artist and Anniston feels most fortunate to have him remain here, using his influence, time and wealth among the people who delight to show him honor and who so deeply reverence the memory of his noble wife.
 The Calhoun county women have more than tripled the quota assigned them in the near east relief campaign, The women of Calhoun were asking to S4PPCl 10 OlpidiiS UT Al&OIt h IS. Lloyd Hooper of Selma, the state chair man. in speaking of the assignment. said: T have asked the women of Cal houn count yto support orphans, or more, and knowing Anniston as I do, I am sure they will assume the Tor more' Instead of fifteen. the women of Calhoun will support fifty-two or phans.
 The appeal of the suffering, starv- sv,or av,ln I,, Il. i the heart strings of the good women of the country, who have given gladly and freely.
 Much of the success of the campaign has been due to the efficient manage ment and untiring work of Mrs. Stephen R. Thompson, who has entered heart and soul into this great work for humanity.
 An interesting event of the past week was the wedding of Miss Marie Lucille Mundie and MT Cornelius Mich ael Leahey, which was solemnized at 7:30 Tuesday morning at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Rev. Thomas J. Early officiating.
 The church was artistically decorated in palms, and carnations, intermingled with burning candles.
 The choir rendered soft impressive irdSANt PiCOCQluS dIlQ turing the CeTe- mony
 Little Catherine Mundie, the dainty flower girl and Master Paul Mundie, the ring bearer, were the only attend ants,
 The bride was gowned in tailor suit of blue, with accessories to match
 Immediately after the ceremony, Mir. and Mrs. Leahey left for a visit to Att lanta.
 The Chautauqua Circle met at the library on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J. D. O'Bryant led a programme on Mex ico, the subject being discussed by Mrs Frank Britton, Mrs. F. T. Barker, Mrs Frank Fowler Mrs. Ross Lloyd, Mrs. Homer Lanford, Mrs. George Cryer. Mrs. M. G. Shipp. Mrs. c. R. Shaffer and Miss Mamie Osborne. Musical se- lections by Mrs. George Cryer, Miss Lloyd and Miss Andrews added to the pleasure of the afternoon.
 Mrs. S T. Meharg entertained at bridge at the home of Mrs Frank John ston on Monday afternoon
 pretty color scheme of yellow and white was carried out in the decora- tions of the home. in the refreshments and a corsage bouquet of yellow ion quils was presented for highest score.
 Among the visitors enjoying Mrs. Me harg's hospitality were Mrs Amos Goodhue of Gadsden. Mrs. H. P. HazIe- wood of Jacksonville. and Mrs. Horace Swannel of Greenville, s. c.
 Announcement of the engagement of Miss Annie Lee Edwards of Auburn to MT Lansing Taylor Smith, Jr., is one of much interest here, where MT. Smith has wide circle of friends.
 Aubrey Walters was host to a large number of his friends during the past week. The Valentine idea was carried cut hearts, cupids and arrows being everywhere in evidence After a variety of games were enjoyed a salad and ice course was served by Mrs Walters and Miss Myrtle Foy
 At an interesting meeting of the Mar. garet Lea Literary Society, held at Nobla Institute last week. programme on not ed American women proved both enter 1 taining and instructive. Miss Mary Evy. | lyn Arnold discussed Jane Addams. Miss l Erin Shaffer, Alice Freeman Palmer: Miss | Augusta Vann, Carlotta Saunders Cush- 1 man. and Miss Anne Herren, Carrie Chap 1 man Catt Musical selections vera con-