The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-29

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 {, flag that said the son of day-lahorer
 had gone to fight for the right Here, l from the window of some palatial resi-
 dence. silken flag with it's embroidered star told that a multimillionaire's son had heard his country's call. Side by side
 now, they stood. The flag of one was as precious in the eyes of the nation as the | other. The sons of America were show l ing to the world that they were made of
 the same stern stuff as weer their fath- CTS" MT. Barnwell praised the men who were represented on Annistons service 1 flags; spoke tenderly of the gold stars
 on the. service flags, and told of the plans | for using the Holy Trinity Church fin
 Paris for memorial for the boys who
 are represented on Americas service flag I by the stars of golden hue
 An event of rare enjoyment was the lecture given at the library on Tuesday
 evening to the members of the Anniston center of the Drama League by Dahn Gopal Mukerji, a native Of India Muker- iji dressed in the native costume, told in a most fascinating manner how the vast ness of India, with it's endless stretches of mountains and plains and its mighty rushing rivers has affected the drama of 1 Greece.
 The Anniston center is one of the ] | city, is increasing continually in mem bership and interest, and has already be- i come an invaluable asset to Anniston l Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox, the presi-
 ident of the center has Ilanned series
 of entertainments to be given by local i talent during the spring season, one a
 play written by clever Anniston man
 and several programmes to be presented | by the various literary clubs. |
 | A wedding of interest took place in | Greensboro last week when Miss Lydia Fuller vas married to Maury Bishop The marriage was scheduled to take place
 next fall and the change of plans came as a surprise to their many friends. As Miss Lydia Fuller, the bride, was a pop
 ular Judson College girl. and met MT
 Bishop while he was a student at the Marion Military Academy. MT. and Mrs l Bishop are at home with Mir and Mrs { L. c. Hussey.
 The engagement of Miss Rose Fabian and Jack Greenberg of New York was announced last week by Mr and Mrs. D. Fabian. The wedding will take place in the spring. After her marriage Miss Fa- Dlan, who is an accomplished violinist. will continue her studies ia New York. Little Miss Helen worrell was hostess at a charming party last week given in honor of her guest. little Miss Georgia Russell and Miss Lucy Ault Of Cedartown. Ga. The home was attrac- lively decorated in the national colors and the guests were presented with George Washington hats and other tokens symbolic of Washington's birthday After a number of games, the guests were in- yited into the dining room. where ta birthday cake adorned the table and con- to1n n1a T foretold the fortune of the little girls
 Mrs. Louis Kidd was hostess on we'd nesday to the members of the Matron's Study Club. Mrs. S. E. Hodges led a most interesting. programme on Russian short Stories Mrs. Horace l., Miller discussed important Russian cities and Mrs. Hanson L. Cater. noted Russian writers. Mrs. w. H. Weatherford read The Song of the Exile" hy Tolstoi, and Mrs. George c. Goodrich At Home'' by Tchechof At the conclusion of the pro gramme Mrs Kidd served a delightful ealad course.
 An entertaining programme was rem | dered at the library on Saturday after- noon. Patriotic numbers were rendered l by Noble Institute and Sixth Ward pu- | pills. On Wednesday the Addie Weaver homo children were entertained with story telling at the library
 Miss Emma Cox. who has been de- lightfully entertained at series of lovely social functions during 2 visit to her sis ter, Mrs. Thomas c. King has returned | to her home in Gadsden
 Mrs. Walker Reynolds has returned 1 from a visit to Mrs. Cotter in Barnes ! vile, Ga. Several charming parties were ! given in Mrs. Reynolds honor during her !! visit.
 Mrs. L. F. Greer. who has been spend ing a month in London. Ky, returned | home on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. NJ. Leahey. whose wedding was an interesting event of last | week. have returned from ? wedding trip | south and are at home in their attractive | apartment on Quintard avenue.
 Mrs. J. 1T Patterson has returned to | Mobile after visit to Mrs. T. F. Huey-
 Mrs. Eva Powers Comfy has returned | from visit to Mrs, s. ]. Burns and Mrs. !, Miller Sproull in Atlanta.
 Mir. and Mrs A. T. Goodwin have l moved into their handsome new home 1, on woodstock avenue.
 MT. and Mrs D. A Thomas who have | been guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hal Cleve- land. have returned to their home In Aldrich.
 Dr. Whit Crook of cuthbert Ga, spent last week with his mother. Mrs. F. F. | Crook.
 MT and Mrs. Fletcher Smith of Boone town. N. J., have returned to their home after visit to Mrs. Wallace Cater.
 Miss Gladys Harwell Is the guest Of Mrs. Thomas A. Ingram
 Mrs. Mortimer Sterne has as her guest, Miss Marie lilies of Atlanta.
 Miss Clair Booth of Columbus. Ga. is visiting her sister Mrs. R. R. Cole.
 Mrs. W. E. McClary of Albany Is the guest of Mrs. Evan Moon.
 MT and Mrs. Lewis Hawkins of Grif fin. Ga. are visiting Mrs. T. P. Hawkins 1
 Mrs. George Crabb of Birmingham Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Bailey
 Miss Augusta vann attended the mid year dances at Auburn last sweek. ff II
 Mrs. T, D. Maybank ard Miss Mary
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