The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

entered the living room with her father, NIT. V. A. Hofstader, who gave her in marriage. Mir. Hofstader and his best man, Mir. Gordan Conner, met the bridal party at the improvised altar of sweet peas and roses, where Rev Keener Mat thews pronounced the marriage vows. The bride was attired in modish tailor suit of blue with which she wore a small hat of blue straw and silk and carried bouquet of sweet peas and valley lilies. After the reception Mir. and Mrs. Hall left for wedding tour
 Mrs c. E. McCary and Mrs Lloyd Rivers were joint hostesses at a linen shower on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. McCary. given to honor Miss Augusta Madison, whose marriage to MT Charles Pinell will occur on July G. As the guests entered they registered in pretty book and write good wishes for the honoree. After a clever lovers contest, the guests were invited into the dining room, which was attractively decorated in yellow and white A large white box tied with yellow ribbon and containing many lovely gifts was pre- sented to the popular brideelect.
 The popularity of the Country Club has been enhanced by the teas on Thurs 1 day and Saturday afternoons Light lunches are served and many congeniat parties gather to enjoy the cooling | breezes always to be found on the club s 1 spacious porches. The swimming pool and golf links are also used this season mere than ever before
 Mrs. Arthur Darden was hostess at bridge last week at the Annistou Inn. | The wicker room at the inn was deco rated artistically with sweet peas and hydrangeas Mrs. Louis Kidd and Mrs, l A. J. Goodwin were awarded the prizes ! for highest scores. At the conclusion ot the game a delightful sa.ad and ice l course was served.
 St I4uke's Auxiliary met on Thursday afternoon with the president. Mrs. T L. Robinson. Reports presented of last months activities showed a large amount of philanthropic work aeconpiiShsd by this benevolent band of splendid women
 The Gadsden Business Womens clut was entertained at dinner during th' past week by the Ann ston B1Siness i Womanis club, in their club rooms. Miss Bessie Russell, the president of the Annis
 ton club delivered the address of wei come. Mrs. Ella Mae Green presiden
 of the Gsdsden club responded, and spoke of the plans for a Joint summer lcamp for Anniston's and Gadsdens clul
 Each Anniston member of the club res
 pouded to roll call with short, witt, talk about her particular line of bus
 mess. Musical numbers were contributed
 by Miss Bese Russell. Mrs. Edith New
 Miss Florine Andrews, Miss Eune Rudisen and Miss Martha Rudisell.
 Mrs Hood Heron entertained at pretty alfresco party on Tuesday eve
 hing to honor her little guest, Mis-
 Maud Oliver of Dadeville. After
 number of games an ice course was en
 joyed.
 Miss Ellen Agee was hostess to
 large number of her little friends a
 an enjoyable party given at her hom Ion Woodstock avenue Thursday eve
 ming in honor of Miss Virginia Carte
 and MT. Franklin Carter.
 Mrs. w. c, Jackson was hostess at
 luncheon on Wednesday at her home ol Noble street Sovers were laid for Mrs lJackson, Mrs. Lee Burton and Mrs
 John Ramanago of Jacksonville, Nils
 Marie Genea of Miami. Fla. Mrs. S. (