The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
Many Ronances of Camp Mcclellan
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twofold purpose, furnishing an eve- ming of rare enjoyment and proceeds to further the splendid work of this progressive club.
 The summer entertainment given under the auspices of the Wednesday Study Club, the Frank Jones Review, will occur at the Noble theatre on Tuesday evening and is being antici- pated with eager delight Some Of An nistons best talent will take part anu also a Keith star vaudeville actor who played with Mir. Frank Jones during his successful career on the vaudeville stage Besides the elaborate orinetal scene, Miss Catherine Sproull will ap- pear with MT. Albert Drew in catchy song and dance number. Miss Nir- ginia Sproull and MT. Frank Jones will present an exact reproduction or one of the hits of the theatrical sea son. Miss Katherine Herren' will De assisted by a bevy of pretty chorus girls in. a song feature, MT. William Lloyd. who has made reputation as 2 female impersonator. will contribute d clever stunt. Miss Charlotte Jones an interpretative dance, Miss Ruth Aren- son of Gadsden Russian dance, and musical numbers will be contributed by Mir Thomas Thompson, Miss Au- gusta Mattison Miss Ethel Hauser, MT. Wallace Bullard. Miss Lorene Lawley ana hIS. ISuliti lAiSS- 
 The dance committee of the Country l Club entertained at a dance on We'd nesday evening. The Frank Jones or chestra furnished the music for the occasion and refreshing punch was served throughout the evening Among the out-of-town visitors present were Miss Edith Mabry of Birmingham, the ! guest of Mrs. John B. LaGarde; Miss n IJo1 no on n Miss Lucy Norwood: Miss Sarah Keith /; of New York who is spending the l summer at the Noble apartments; Miss 1 Petit of Gainesville. the guest of Mrs i l.. E. Morton; Mrs. Scott Roberts guest, Mrs. Edward Pivenbahl oi i Evanston. H., and Miss Mary Allen / Corrie of Sawyerville, Miss Josephinl 1 Nourse's guest.
 @ Among the many charming functions given to honor Miss Pauline Wither- spoon was a large reception given a.
 the Country Club at which Miss Var l ginia Ordway and Miss Elizabeth Cater were joint hostesses. The clubroom: i were attractively decorated in hy-
 drangeas and sweet peas. A large
 wedding bell of tulle and sweet peas
 formed the central decoration in the i reception hall, where the weddins party welcomed the guests, Mrs. T. Ordway Mrs. George Cater and Mrs tJ. IT. fWitherspoon Miss Mary Gard ner. Miss Alice Weatherly, Miss Jul ette Reynolds Miss Violet Aderhold Miss Eugenia Thompson. Miss Caro- line Agee Miss Sarah Britton. Mis- Virginia Cater. Miss Iva Cook, Mrs Wallace Cater and Mrs. Carter Polant assisted in entertaining. Miss Mar! 1 Roberts Ordway and Miss Nanni' Grace Witherspoon presided al thu
 prrch bowl. Musical numbers con
 tributed by Miss Augusta Matteson
 Miss Brilla Lloyd, Miss Hasseltin :Caudle. Miss Addie McCaa and Mrs Percy Quinn added to the pleasure o the event.
 Among the out -of-town guests pres ent were Miss Lena Jackson of De catur. Miss Petit of Gainesville, Mis- Anne Rowan. Miss Martha Dean Crow Miss Leila Daugette and Mrs. c. w 1 Daugette of Jacksonville, Miss Mar! l Barlow and Miss Dorothy Hale of A lanta and Miss Lucie Lee Martin O Norfolk Va.
 The wedding of Miss Louise Virgins Hofstader and Mir James N. Hall wa sclemnized on Tuesday morning at tn
 home of the bride. Ferns and sweet pea were used to decorate the home, a pin
 and white color scheme being carried ou in both decorations and in the refresh naents served at the informal receptio following the ceremony.
 Preceding the ceremony Miss Min Dishman sang "T Love You Truly ac | co mpanied by Mrs. o. $. Landham. Tn maid of honor Miss Nora Morgan C Atlanta and Miss Frances iofstadel l the maid of honor were gowned il pink organdie and wore picture hats c
 tulle. Their bouquets were pink swee peas and maiden har fern. The bride