The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

was the recipient or many beautltul and heartfelt wishes on th's. her six teenth birthday. Mrs. O. M Reynolds of Anniston gave a lovely toast to Mrs. Roberts and paid beautiful tribute to the memory of Mrs. Alice Cooper Whiteside who was for many years honorary life regent of the Fort Strother chapter. Mrs. D. H. Smith the present regent of the chapter, ar ranged the programme for the after noon Mrs D. F. Constantine gave ''The Going" Bel1' and Mrs. W C. Whiteside "Washington's Thrifto- grams" After the programme photo graphs of the guests during their child hood were thrown on the wall by mirrongraph. For guessing the larg- est number correctly, Mrs. J. w Gun ningham won the prize. From the dn- ing table, decorated with miniature cherry tree and national colors. Mrs Roberts, Mrs. James Orr. Mrs. Foster Mellon. Mrs. Robert Hneson and Mrs. Cooper Whtieside served buffet luncheon.
 A most interesting meeting of the Will liam Henry Forney chapter, U. D. C., vas held at the library on Thursday aft ernoon Mrs Aderhold presented four teen certificates of membership, the new
 members receiving cordial welcome from this splendid organization. The William Henry chapter. under the leadership of Mrs Joseph E. Aderhold, the president. | is increasing wonderfully in membership and interest, dozens of new members having been received during the pas, | few months.
 | Mrs. J. C. Horton led delightful pro- gramme at the chapter meeting on Thurs | day Mrs. William H. Woods contributed 1 reading Mrs. n. B. Walsh told of memorials to the women of the l Mrs. John M. McKleroy reminiscenc
 os some of the noble women of the | southland during the civil war period and
 Mrs. Norton spoke of monuments to 1 southern women.
 On Tuesday at Greenville. & C.. Miss Carrie Adams and MT. Hillard O. Earn est were married. The bride was for nerly a popular nurse at St. r.'''-~'~ tTos- pital and MT. Earnest is a well known Annistonian. After a brief wedding trip. MT. and Mrs. Earnest will return to An niston, where they will reside
 The William Henry Forney sent a
 beautiful floral offering to Jasper Wed- nesday the wreath bearing the inscrip- ton. We Honor Our Confederate Dead. " This floral tribute of love was placed on Senator Bankhead's grave by Mrs. Moore of Jasper, friend of the senator's and i loyal daughter of the Confederacy. Mrs. Robert Bowie entertained at bridge last week to honor Miss Ma~'e Lanning, q popular bride-efect Miss Lanning was presented with a dainty souvenir of the occasion and Mrs. Thomas King won the score prize. On Monday afternoon Mrs ". F. Acker, Mrs. Thomas Ingram, Mrs. Thomas F. Henry and Mrs. F. L. Field vii be joint hostesses at the home of Mrs. Acker at a lovely reception for Miss Lanning.
 William Fair Cline. former Anniston- ian, who has won distinction as ar a-t' illustrated the cover of the March num- Ter of the Romance. The illustration, a pretty girl of ante-beIlum days, with a background of richly colored foliage, produces a striking and beautiful effect. Mrs. Leland Cross of New York was | honoree last week at a lovely bridge | party given by Mrs. M. c. Shipp at her
 home on Quintard. The home was at- 1 tractively decorated in yellow spring posies Miss Julia Jones won the score | prize, cutglass basket of yellow jon quils. After the game. delightful salad | course was served
 | The Baptist and Methodist women are | holding twice a week cottage prayer {, meetings in preparation for the joint I SC ries of services to be held beginning g next Sunday by Rev. Bob Jones s'n~e- | are being trained for the services and l all the ministers of Anniston are con- ducting special services in connection with the preliminary plans for the meet ing.
 Three prominent Presbyterian Church workers were cordially welcomed to An niston during the past week. On Thurs | day afternoon Mrs Grace Hooper na- floral worker for the Christian Endeayor Societies. addressed the junior workers 1 of the Presbyterian churches ana on | Thursday evening S. S. Ballard of Bir- I n1ingham and Shantz state workers, ad- | dressed a large gathering at the First lPresbyterian Church.
 Mrs Gerald King was hoetess on Thurs | day afternoon to the members of the ! Euterpean Club.
 Mrs Ben Swanson has returned to At
 lonta after a visit to Mrs. Et',ert Wi,lett Mrs. Harry Rowe left Monday for a trip to Detroit, Washington and New York.
 Miss Josie Wilson is visiting Mrs. Ehn- rett Whiteside in Selma.
 Mrs. Mack Evans, who has been the guest of Mrs Ralph usury. has returned to her home in Atlanta
 l Mrs John Bonnan of Montgomery is the guest of Mrs. I. r. Green.
 Mrs. B. g. Spearman and Miss Alice Weatherly have returned from a visit to Atlanta.
 Mrs Robert Zell and Mrs. Charles Don- aho of Birmineham and Mrs Edgar Har-
 less of West Virginia are guests Of Mrs. IT, D. DonAho.
 Mrs. Amos Goodhue. who has been the
 guest of Mrs. Frank Johnston. has re- turned to her home in Gadsden.
 Mrs. W. F. Lloyd has returned from a
 visit to her father. Judge Kidooo. m Cuthbert. Ga
 Miss Betty Ault and Miss Georgia Rus sic, who have been guests of Miss Helen Worrell. have returned to their homes in lCedartown. Ga.
 The music pupils of Miss Mildred Johnston gave most enjoyable recital last week at the home of Mrs. Johnston, ! Mrs. William H. Mckleroy and son.
 William, arc with Mrs. F.. L. Tyler at "rae Pines
 MT. and Ms. C. N. Leahey have re- turned from wedding tour and arc at
 home at their apartment on ouinterd lsvcnue.
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