The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28

avenue, and as they sang, ~Oh, Noble" the monument was decorated with quantities of flowers.
 On Tuesday morning a large number of patrons and friends of Noble insti tute gathered in the institute audi torium to enjoy most entertaining ex- ercises prepared by the primary de- partment under the direction of their beloved teacher Miss Margaret Lea. The programme of songs and recita- tions brought forth enthusiastic praise from the audience.
 Miss Jennie Davis was hostess for the Euterpeans on Monday at her home on Quintard avenue when Miss Addie Mo Caa led a programme on American or chestra, assisted by Miss Lucia Smith Mrs. Luther Lilies and Miss Julia Davis. Victrola records of famous orchestras added to the interest of the meeting. Miss Marie Haden and Miss Mary Jo Harwell were welcomed as new mem- bers of the club. The Euterpeans will assist in the sale of Red Cross stamps for the Alabama Tuberculosis associa- tion and will fill a large number of among the children of the Addie Weaver association.
 The marriage of Miss Iva Snei1grove and MT. Joseph Broadnax of Baltimore was solemnized at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. l.. Snellgrove on Christine ave- hue on Wednesday afternoon
 Mrs. Charles Pinell, accompanied by Miss Mildred Johnston sang several songs preceding the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Keener Mat thews, assisted by Rev. Hoyt Dobbs in front of an improvised altar of palms, roses and carnations
 Miss Margaret Little. maid of honor, and Mrs. H. T. Ward of East Orange N. J., wore gowns of blue velvet with hats to match and carried arm bou- quets of sweetheart roses.
 The bride entered on the arm of her father by whom she was given in mar rage She was gowned in a modish sult Of blue duvetyne, with accessories of brown and carried brides roses
 An informal reception was held fol- lowing the ceremony. The dining table was adorned with an artistic wedding cake In the design of a large basket embossed with pink and white roses. From the cake Miss Mildred Johnston drew the ring, Miss Margaret Little, the button, and Miss Mary Ford Little. the thimble.
 MT. and Mrs. Broadnax left durinx the evening for an extended eastern tour, after which they will be at home in Baltimore, where Mr. Broadnax is prominent in business and social cir cles. The bride is one of Anniston's brightest and most popular young girls.
 Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Eubank, MT. J. c. Curiess Mir Henry Broadnax of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs Il. M. Broadnax and Miss Nell Broad max of Atlanta, Mrs. J. D. Ward and Mrs. H. T. Ward of East Orange, N. J., MT. and Mrs. Walter Snellgrove and MISS Maybelle Jackson of Gadsden. At the home of Mrs. R. D. Irwin on Weonesday afternoon, Miss Mary Gard ner led most interesting programme on Italian and Spanish drama MISS Elizabeth Meredith told the story of The World and His Wife" Miss Marie Haden gave resume of Spanish drama. Italian dramatic music was discussed by Miss Alice Weatherly and Mrs French Bell recited the story of Il Trovatore. using some records of the Anvil Chorus and Misere.
 Miss Gertrude Shepperd, Miss Mildred Goodrich, Miss Marie Spottswood. and Miss Josephine Murphy were enrolled as new members of the club sMiss Iva Cook, the president, appointed Miss Mary Gardner, Miss Elizabeth Meredith Miss
  wood to serve with the committees from the city federation of clubs to sell Red Cross seals.
 or interest to . wide circle of friends was the announcement last week of the engagement of Miss Henri Lynn Barr and MT. George Wilbur Taylor, the we'd ding to occur in December at St. Mi chaels and All Angels. Miss Barr is a n nnA of Iok k. ,at inent families and is universally popular MT. Taylor was associated with tho Y. M. c. A at the base hospital during the days of Camp Mcclellan and won many friends in Anniston-
 Mrs o. L. McNaron, of AIbertv1ue, spent Thursday with Mrs. NJ c. Shipp. MT and Mrs. Chivers M. Woodruff have as their guests MT. and Mrs. A F. Simmons of Birmingham.
 Mrs. Henry Booth has returned from visit to Mrs. B. A Reynolds in Bir- mingham.
 Miss Eleanor Barnwen. of Tuscaloosa IS the guest of Miss Alice Weatherly. pr. and Mrs. T. r. Huey and Thomas Huey, IT,, are visiting Mrs. R. L. Huey in Marion.
 Mrs. Arthur Crump has returned to her home in Syracuse. N. r.. after visit to Mrs. Robert D. Allen.
 A large dance was enjoyed at the Country club on Thursday evening. A number of attractive visitors added to the pleasure of the event
 Mrs. B. c. Young is the guest of Mrs- J. F. Donaldson in Birmingham
 Miss Mary Roberts Ordway has re- turned from a visit to her sister, Mles Virginia Ordway in Atlanta
 Mrs. S P. Kennedy has returned from a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Edward May in Tuscaloosa
 Mrs. Alma Quinn has as her guest Mrs. Ivie, of Murfreesboro.
 Miss Claire Booth who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. R. Cole, has to Columbus, Ga
 Mrs. John B. Knox has as her guest Mrs. A. D. Mcclure. of Spartanburg. s. c.
 Mrs. c. ". Noble is visiting Mrs. Wii- lard N6rthrup and MT. Stott Noble in Winston-Salem.,
 Mrs. John F. Whisenant, of Montgom. cry is the guest of Mrs. John Williams.