The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

|
 Miss Elizabeth WilIett. whose mar
 rage to MT. Arthur Donaldson was an | event of interest on Tuesday, was hon l ored last week at series of enjoyable
 entertainments.
 l The members of the Country Clpb
 gave dance to compliment Miss Vii l lett on Monday evening. | ine honoree was beautifully gowned l W blue satin trimmed with gold lace. Tayors were distributed by Mrs. .Jo- l se9h Willett, Mrs. W. E. Lloyd and Miss Nancy Clark. Punch was served dur Ing the evening.
 Mrs. Harry Shepperd entertained Mise Willett and her bridal pap%v al . h,f
 ret supper on Monday evening. Mr hhodes Goodrich entertained at a din
 ner at the Inn for Miss WiIlett and on Monday at noon Mrs. E. G. Polk eava
 a luncheon at the Inn in honor of Miss Willett
 Miss Sarah Curry was hostess at an aieerhoon tea on Monday afternoon to honor her guest, Miss Lottie Curry As slsting Miss Curry Tn entertaining were
 Mrs. ;. A. Matthews, Mrs J. Lyman
 Mms. R E. D. Irwin and Mrs. Sam Rus sell.
 one Of the most interesting sessions or the Anniston center of the Drama league was held at the library on Satur- uay afternoon. In her delightful manner. Mrs. Thomas s. Herren introduced the speaker of the afternoon. Mrs. Scottie Mckenzie Frasier of Dothan. who nre sented The Truth by Clyde Fitch. speaking of the psychology of success as expressed in the portrayal of the charac- ters of The Truth" Mrs. Frasier, both 1a st pn personal magnetism, and her talk on SayN urday showed her brilliant intellect and deep Knowledge of psychology.
 Mrs. Thomas l.. Robinson on Tuesday a. her home entertained a number of Mrs fsopert l.. McCauley's old friends. Mrs McCauley lived in Anniston for many years, and is greatly beloved by a large circle of admirers, who have given her a most cordial welcome during her visit to Mrs. Robinson
 Members of the Baptist Young Peoples Union entertained the unions of Calhoun county in the church reception rooms of Parker Memorial on Friday evening. MT. and Mrs. Carl Edwards were in charge or the arrangements for the enjoyable event. which was attended by B. Y F. U. members from Jacksonville, Piedmont. Weaver. Middleton and Coldwater
 
 Memorial Day will be observed in An niston Monday by the United Daughters Of the Confectionery. Dr. Clarence w. Daugette. president of the State Normal School of Jacksonville. will be the or ator of the occasion, and the graves of all the Confederate dead of Jacksonville and Oxford will be decorated with floral offerings. On Saturday a committee from the William Henry Forney chapter, ' Mrs. D. P. Haynes, Mrs s. P Kennedy, Mrs. C. J. Houser, Mrs. L. S. Anderson Mrs. Frank Leigfl and Mrs John Bowie. marked the graves of the Anniston and Oxford Confederate veterans with iron crosses.
 Miss Ina Snellgrove entertained at d | lovely luncheon at the. Inn on Tuesday | in honor of Miss Ruth Ard, a popular | bride of last week.
 Radiant roses were used to decorate the | dining table, and cards containing hand painted brides marked the places of the | guests.
 Covers were laid for Miss SneIigrove, l Miss Ard, Miss Lavinia Phoebus of Phoe- | bus, Va. Miss Mary Lou Eschelberger, | Miss Clara Scarborough and Miss Frank | Jones.
 After luncheon the guests enjoyed a bridge party in the Inn wicker room
 Shakepeares birthday was observed by | a special programme presented at the | library Friday afternoon by the High School under the direction of Miss Bessie | Anderson. The High School pupils gave | a burlesque from Pyramies and Thisbe, | Midsummer Nights Dream" Miss Han nah Reynolds, RoTpeo and Juliet, several records were heard on the | vctrola. and Mrs. Fred R. Martin e<- hibited interesting pictures of Shake speare.
 Mrs Fred l., Blackmon was hostess at her home on Christine Circle Thursday afternoon to the members of the Thurs dav Fridge C1ub