The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

loving women a Vote of thanks and ] l debt of gratitude for bringing such at fractions south as Frieda Hempel, Mar garet Romaine and Rosa Ponselle Sev. eral AnnEtonfans will attend the Romaine | concert on Monday evening. It is hoped that the remaining two concerts of the 1 All-Star Concert series will be well at. tended from all of theosurrounding towns
 Tor a alrge patronage of these concerts means the assurance of other notable mll- ! sicai attractions in the future.
 The, members of the Country Club en- tertained at a dance in the club rooms { on Monday evening to honor Miss Anne kllby, whose wedding to Mir Gilbert Por- ter, Sd, on Wednesday evening, was one of the most prominent events of the season.
 On Monday at noon MT. w. A. Darden entertained Miss Kilby and her wedding party at an elegant luncheon at the An- niston Inn
 on Tuesday at noon Governor Cox of Opio and MT. Gilbert Porter. 2d. father oI ehe groom, who came to Anniston to attend the wedding. were honor guests together with Governor Kiiby at tbe Po tary luncheon. MT. Porter, 2d is a Iaw
 partner Of Robert T. Lincoln. son of
 Apraham Lincoln. In speaking of the re-
 union of the north and south in bis ad
 dress on Tuesday, Governor Cox said this
 reunion was typified in the marriage
 ~ilicn ne came to Alabama to attend. as
 the daughter of the Alabama poverno,.
 was to be united to the grandson of tba
 iaw partner of the former commnder in
 cniei or the federal army Governo, Gov
 e'iSo reIerred to the union of a few vea re
 ago of the soldiers of the north ana
 south on the fields of Gettysburg ana in
 ,e ie. recent world war. where the Fourth elapana and the Fourth Ohio. once bit
 ter opponents, fought side by side. Tn all
 that the governor said, his choice of
 ~oros was rare. and his address on Tues
 uay was one of surpassing elouuence
 nrs- COX IS young woman Of ,,nrs,,al onarn ana beauty and was greatly ad
 inirei at all of the entertainments given
 III =, honor of the wedding guests.
 ine attendants of the Porter-Kilbv wedding and the out-of-town g1,ests Ten. loved typical southern barbecne s,iyav,
 py Governor and Mrs. Kilby on their sna' cious lawn on Tuesday afternoon. and op
 Iuesuay evening a delightful dinner party at "RydfeIn''
 on Wednesday Mrs James Cresswel, Sproull entertained the wedding nartu ahu visitors at lovely buffet luncheon S, ner nome on Quintard avenue Mrs. Mrs- Horace l.. Miller, Miss Carrie Mc- Clure Knox, Miss Alice Weatherlv ana Miss Mildred Johnston. aiu
 A1eer the ceremony at Grace Church Governor and Mrs. Kilby entertained at brilliant reception at Rhydfelin
 Ordnse blossoms, sage and bamboo were enectiVeiy used to decorate the palatial nome, A huge Wedding cake, embossed in pink roses, forn4ed the central decora tion of the dining table, and anotber table contained lovely cake sent hv tbe domestic science class of Tuskegee In- stitute. The hints were miniature sprinp hats, and each guest was presented with a tiny box containing wedding cake. inc pox tied With silver ribbon holding a tiny orange blossom and the initials of the bride and groom engraved on the box An elaborate two-course menu was served.
 Among the number of magnificent we'd ding presents was a silver service from the state officials, gifts of silver from the judges of the supreme court of Ala 1 pama, the governors staff, and a coffee | service from Governor and Mrs. Cox
 Among the out7of-town guests at the | wedding were MT. Thomas Blair. MT. l Richard Mabbott. MT. Alexander Re- vel1e. MT. Waldo Tobey, of Chicago: MT. | Dan Elkin, of Atlanta; MT. James Kerr. | sf Philadelphia, Miss Majorie Stout, of | Shore Hill. N. J.; Gov. and Mrs. James | M. Cox of Chicago. MT. Gilbert Porter | Il. of Chicago, Mir. and Mrs. Edgar | kilby. Mrs. Frank Coleman, Miss Rev. erly Leake. Miss Margaret Moore, of | Miss Mary Stringfellow, | Miss Mae Steiner, of Montgomery, Mr. md Mrs Collins. Miss Amy Collins, 'f Charleston. W. Va. Mir. Walter We'll born. of New York, Miss Homer Fur ner of Atlanta
 Mrs. Kilby was beautifully gowned in 'ilver brocade Mrs Porter's travelling suit was summing blue tailored gown.
 MT. and Mrs. Porter left Wednesday