The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
Anniston Watches With Interest the
 Career of Local Girl on Stage

sued last week by Mrs E. A. Maske of
 Baltimore, telling of the marriage of her daughter, Miss Cora Mae Maske, and
 MT. Street, which occurred on July 12 in ! Lfverrn ore, Cal
 Mrs. Thomas Cobb King entertained at bridge at her home Tn Glenwood Ter
 race during the past week. Mrs. Joseph
 C. Wheeler won the score prize. A salad
 ana Ice course was enjoyed at the con- 1 clusion of the game
 Miss Maud Merritt Cook entertained at a
 perch party for Miss Rosa Whites guest
 Miss Isabelle Nash of stanton, Va, and | Miss Mary Burt Smiths guest, Miss Anne 1 Weaver of Macon, Ga. Miss Nola Harris
 won the score prize in a game of rock. ! Mrs. l.. c. Hussey and Mrs. Maury Bishop were joint hostesses at the home 1 Of Mrs. Hussey last week at an after noon tea given to honor Miss Cathaleen Smith of Marion. Miss Mary Gardner.
 Mrs. ]. C. Kyle and Mrs. Roy Knight served punch the porch and Mrs. D. E. Hodges and Miss Virginia Cater greei- ed the guests at the door. In the dining room, which was adorned with shasta daisies, Mrs. L. M. Burns, Mrs. T. V. Ordway, Mrs. Frank Jones, Miss Eliza beth Gordon, Miss Elizabeth Cater, Miss Carrie French Turner. Miss Lucy Nor wood and Miss Mary Evelyn Arnold as- sisted in serving.
 One of the most enjoyable bridge parties of the season was given by Miss Mill dred Goodrich at her home on Christine avenue last week to honor the follow ing attractive visitors: Miss Margaret
 LaRue of New Orleans, Miss Virginia AL len of Greenville, s. C., Miss Ella Culber- son of New York, Miss Marjorie Miller of Albany, Mrs. James Allen Fuller or Huntsville, Miss Edith Mabry of New
 York, Miss Katherine Keith of New York; Mrs. F. c. Cannon of Murfrees- boro Tenn, Mrs. Roy Knight of Suffolk and Mrs. John Knox Simpson of Jack sonville, Fla.
 Mrs. Luther Lilies bungalow, at eser-
 man Heights was the scene during the
 past week of an enjoyable gathering. After an afternoon of bridge number of men motored out to join the party at
 twilight, when lovely picnic lunch was served by Mrs. Lilies.
 Miss Laura Lee Patrick. the beloved state secretary of the Baptist Woman
 Mission Union, addressed the Baptist women of Calhoun county at the quar- terly meeting held with the Alexandra church on Thursday Mrs. o. Nj. Roy holds, the county superintendent, presid- ed and many interesting phasas of the w. M U work of the county wore dis cussed At the noon hour a bounteous
 picnic lunch was served by the women cr
 the Alexandria W. M U. Mrs. Winner Lacy entertained at her home at afternoon party. Seven tables were placed on the porch, which
 was attractively decorated with daisies
 and ferns and a game of 500 was en- joyed.
 Mrs W. P. Acker was hostess at a onlr ,rfxy hnr c,. avenue Thursday afternoon to honor her guests, Miss Katherine Smith of Vicks- burg, Miss Maud Powell, Miss Lida Smith of Bay St. Louis, Miss, and Miss
 Mildred Stoves of Nashville
 MT. Haskell Mccall and Mir. Thomas Huey entertained large number of the younger social set at the Country Club on Tuesday evening. After number Of
 games an ice course was served by Mrs IT. F. Huey, Mrs. B. E. Mccall, Miss Nettie Wilson, Miss Lois Mattison and Miss Nellie Chitwood
 Mrs William Wilson is entertaining at a house party this week. her guests in-
 cluding MT Benton Harrison of Talla-
 dega, MT. Harwell Wilson of Lincoln and Mrs Grace Harrison and sons of
 mingham
 On Wednesday afternoon Miss Gladys Crowson of Birmingham was honoree at an afternoon tea given by her hostess. Mrs. Newman Cryer, at her home on Keith avenue. Mrs. Cryer was assisted in entertaining by Mrs George Cryer, Mrs. Jesse Cryer, Mrs. Drayton SproulI and Mrs. Carl Hicks. Mrs. E. P Cooper entertained at pretty porch party at her home on Will mer avenue Thursday morning to honor her guest, Miss Margaret Richards of Birmingham, and Mrs. Acker's guests, Miss Katherine Smith of Vicksburg, -iss Mildred Stoves of Nashville and Miss Lida Smith and Miss Maud Powell Smith of Bay St. Louis, Miss. Miss Virginia Allen. who has been feted during her visit to Miss Alice Weatheriy at many charming social functions, re- turned Friday to her home in Greenville, Is. c.
 Mrs. J. J. w1llett and little Lucy Tyler Willett left Monday for a visit to Mrs. Arthur Donaldson in Baltimore. | Mrs. James Crook of Montevallo is the guest of Mrs. o. M. Reynolds. 1 Miss Mary Jordon, a popular ex-Anis- tonian. is visiting Mrs James c. Sproull. Miss Grace Hightower has returned to 1 Hattiesburg, Miss, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Hal Cleveland.
 | Miss Knoxie Lanning and her guest.
 Miss Mary Morgan Ward, left Monday | for Miss Morgan's home in Eutaw, where | they were joined by Miss Emma Herndon | Agee of Selma and Miss Overton David
 son of Uniontown, University of Alabama <, classmates. These four attractive girls
 are being feted at a constant round of
 charming social functions.
 l Mrs. R. F. Weaver of Birmingham Is i the guest of Mrs. John Bowie. l Mrs. J. B. Cook has as her guest, Mrs. N O. Wax of Baton Rouge, La l Mrs. Alex Garber of Birmingham, who
 has been the guest of Mrs. S. l.. Gal braith, has returned to her home in Birmingham.
 ] Miss Nettie Bagley, who attended the , Pinnell-Mattison wedding last week. has returned to her home in Birmingham 1 Mrs w. w. Nance of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs Everett Shinn. | Mrs. Katherine H. Ingram has as he~ guest her sister, Mrs. M. R. Commons of Atlanta.
 ] Several Annistonians attended play at the State Normal School in Jacksonvii.> on Saturday evening.
 1 Miss Katherine Beggs of Gadsden is the guest of Mrs. Thomas c. King. Mrs. Harry Nelson of Birmingham the guest of her sister. Mrs. E. E. Mo Call.
 Miss Edwina Sellers of Birmingham is visiting Miss Caroldean Talley. Miss Kathleen Law has returned to Att ianta after visit to Miss Kate Bell. Mrs William Hardie, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. John T. Hardee, has returned to Birmingham. 1 Dr. and Mrs J. T. Watson of, Canoe, Ala, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Jerre Watson.
 guest of Mrs. Guy Sweets, has returned svx NocI cIyyfll