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

" conducting great relis>is cam paign in Anniston during the past three weeks.
 troth in her girlhood home instead of the executive mansion represents a beau tifu, sentiment in proving her loyalty to home and love for home environment. Hundreds of friends from many states are interested in her approaching we'd ding
 l Miss Marjorie stout of New Jersey will i, be Miss Kilbys maid of honor MT. Bu- ! ford Porter of Chicago, best man. and the ushers and groomsmen, Mir w.. A. Dar- den, Mir Oscar Kilby MT. Richard Nah bett of Chicago, MT. Alexander Revell of Chicago, Mr. Daniel EfSin of Atlanta l MT. James Kerr of Philadelphia, MT. ! Whit Clark and Mir. Waldo Colby of l Chicago.
 !, The bride will enter the church with
 her father, Governor Kilby, who will give her in marriage. Miss Ernie Noble will play the wedding march, and Rev Carlton Barnwell Will pronounce the wedding vows.
 l Among the out-of-town guests who will be present at the wNdding will be Mir I Gilbert Porter of Chicago, father of the groom, and Governor and Mrs. Cox of Ohio.
 ! The Enterpean Club met at the library i on Thursday afternoon, when Miss Eliza l beth Meredith led most interesting pro- gramme. Judge Ben Lindsey win lecture l in, Anniston during April under the aus lpices of the Enterpean Club. This is the second of series of Lyceum attractions
 (which will be brought to Anniston' by this progressive club. The celebrated judge | will no doubt be greeted by large, en- | thusiastic audience.
 | The many friends of Miss Kate CaId-
 well of Jacksonville awere interested in the announcement made last week of her engagement to MT. Hugh Carlton Aiken l of Philadelphia. the wedding to occur i at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Jack sonville on Wednesday morning April IA.
 Miss Caldwell is exceedingly popular in i Anniston and in other places where she
 visits. She is unusually pretty and charm l ing. and both MT Aiken and Miss Cald- well are members of prominent families. On Tuesday afternoon at her home on lGlenwood Terrace, Mrs. Walker Reynolds entertained a number of Anniston tots to celebrate the fourth birthday of her lit- tie son. Walker Reynolds. Jr. After en- i1oying games the lawn the guests lVere invited to the dining room, where a miniature peach tree in bloom, surround ed by quantities of Easter eggs and rabbits, and a birthday cake with four lburning candles adorned the dining table. An ice course was served and the guests presented with dainty Easter baskets a~d lother souvenirs symbolic of Easter time. To honor her mother Mrs. o. s. Cas- I pary of Chicago, Mrs Walter Levi enter tained at an afternoon tea at her home
 on Tuesday afternoon. The home was
 artistically decorated in quantities of
 spring flowers. Mrs. Levi was assisted fv, sx,;.. I and Mrs. M. E. Springer
 II Mrs. J. D. Garner entertained her \ guest, Miss Cornelia Simpson of Wash lington at a lovely dinner party last week lat her home on Quintard avenue. The
 beautifully appointed table was decorated
 with spring posies. and delightful eight
 course menu served.
 I Mrs. Thomas King is being feted at a
 numbe rof charming courtesies during a
 visit to her former home in Gadsden,
 among the functions being bridge pars~
 gven by Mrs. Kings sister, Miss Emma Cox, and an afternoon tea by Mrs. S. C.. C entry.
 Mrs. w. G. Crutchfield and Mrs. Hanson
 l.. Cater, two popular members of the q Matrons' Study Club. by special request, presented a programme to the members of the Gadsden center of the Anniston 'j Drama League during the past week.
 
 Greensboro, where 0. Henry spent most of his life, told many unpublished and in teresting incidents about the life of the 5 famous writer, and Mrs. Cater, talent ed reader, gave one of O. Henry's clever stories.
 n Mr and Mrs David Fabian have is- sued invitations to the wedding ot their daughter, Miss Rose Fabian, and MT. Jack G. Greenberg. the wedding to occur on Thursday evening, April IS, the I home of Mir and Mrs. Fabian, on Chris tine avenue.
 J At a meeting of the William 7enry
 Forney chapter, U. D. C., plans were dis
 cussed for the observance of Memorial Day on. April 26. The committee who
 has charge of placing crosses on all of the graves of the Calhoun county Con- : federate Veterans gave an interesting re-
 port. The president of the chapter, Mrs. iJ. F. Aderhold, awarded certificates of membership to twelve new U D. c. mem bers. Quite a number of new members , were received also during last month, the membership being larger now than ever
 before in the history of the chapter.
 Quintard Tennis Club was organized Hast week, with Miss Lenore Nichols as chairman and Miss Nellie Mae Cowden. treasurer The court on Quintards is !beine used nearly every day now, and several spirited contests will be enjoyed
 soon with other tennis clubs
 Among the Anniston teachers attending the Alabama Educational Association in
 Birmingham were Miss Margaret Lea, i Hiss Irene Bynum. Miss Annie Lea Cater. Miss Pattie King, Miss Margaret Britton,
 Miss Estelle Johnston. Miss Jamie Part
 ridge, Miss Annie Clere, Miss Mary Bell l Mrs w A. White, Miss Fannie Dyer , Miss Nell Hope, Miss Isabelle Atkinson
 Mrs. Gerald King, Miss Darian Jones , Miss Bowen, Miss Hudson, Miss Annie ) Persons, Miss Anne Quinn and Miss Josee Wilson,
 | Miss Mary Fabian, who is studying voice | in New York, will arrive this week to at tend the wedding of her sister, Miss Rose . Fabian. and Mir. Jack Greenberg. Mrs H. Tyler Box of Youngstowns D.. arrived Wednesday to visit her parents lzTr arxl Mre IT naar