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

E-HERALD, SUNDAY, J and Mrs. William Sproull in the library. Receiving in the living room were Mrs. Vann, gowned in irridescent net and white satin; Miss Vann, in coral imported voile; Miss Lee, the honor guest, a charming young woman, great-granddaugh of the iIlustrous Robert E. Lee, wearing beaded georgette; Miss Constantine, in Nile green georgette Mrs. Julian Clark, of Jacksonville Fla, gowned in white satin Mrs. Wilmer Lacy, in white tai feta Mrs T. R. Gordon, wearing Phll- ippine tissue over white satin, and Mrs U. c. Kyle, dressed in gray georgette with corsage bouquet of sunset roses.
 Mrs. l.. c. Watson and Mrs. D. T. Meharg met the guests at the dining room door and the Noble Institute graduating class. of which Miss Nann was a member, assisted in serving Tn the dining room, where the class rain- bow colors were artistically carried out in the decorations and refreshments The sweet girl graduates" Miss Mary Evelyn Arnold Miss Elizabeth Gordon, Miss Lucy Norwood, Miss Erin Shat- fer, Miss Anne Herren, Miss Florence Wilson, Miss Eunice Billingsley and Miss Kathleen Duke, made pretty picture in their rainbow -colored Voiles' A large packet of sweet peas bows and streamers of airy pink tulle and silver candlesticks holding burning plhk tapers adorned the dining table.
 The entire home was Yerltaple bower of flowers. Garlands of Dorothy Perkins roses were effectively used in the library and crimson ramblers in the living room. The front porch, where Miss Carol Dean Talley received, was decorated with shasta daisies and palms, and the side porch, where Miss Iva Snellgrove and Miss Juliette con stantine served punch, was enclosed with a screen made of water lilies and ferns.
 From to 7:30 the members of the graduating class received their young men friends and from to 10 MT. Paul Yam entertained a number Of the col lege set who are leaving soon for summer vacation.
 The Anniston Choral Club was the guest of the Gadsden Music Cluo last week when the Choral Club presentec three of it's most talented members m delightful concert, Mrs. Chiyers M Woodruff soprano; Mrs. J. c. Kyle, pianist. and Mrs. L. c. Watson, accom- panist. Mrs. Woodruff's varied pro- gramme brought out the beautiful quality of her voice and her complete mastery of technique. Mrs. Kyle's bril- liant piano numbers and Mrs. wat sons perfect accompaniments were also greatly admired. The Anniston guests were entertained at luncheon by the Gadsden Music Club Toasts and clever talks added to the enjoyment or the occasion. Mrs. Frances Allen, president of the Music Club, gracefully served as toastmistress. Mrs. Allen IS the guest this week of Mrs. Govan Woodruff, who entertained in her honor at her home on Tyler Hill on Friday afternoon.
 The William Henry Farney Chapter, U. D. C., observed with impressive ex- ercises at Parker Memorial Church on Thursday morning the birthday ami versary of Jefferson Davis. The fol- lowing programme was enjoyed: Chap ter ritual; song, "Bonny Blue Flag; invocation by Rev. Leon M. Latimer; address, Dr. David Parke; vocal solo, Miss Augusta Mattison; reading, Miss Iva Cook; recitation, The Flag Miss Gene Ingram; piano solo, Mrs hath- Ieen Cunningham; memorial, Mrs. H. F. Montgomery; bestowal of crosses. Mrs. J. E. Ederhold; song, How Firm Foundation" by veterans and audi ence. Crosses were received by MT. S. K. Arcus, MT. Horace Hill Witt, MT. G. l.. Houck, MT. w. NJ. Bagley, and representatives of the families received crosses for MT John H. Frye and MT. Henry A. Young. After the programme the members of the chapter entertained the veterans at luncheon in the
 .hurch parlors.
 Among the many charming functions given during the past week TOT MISS Mary Constantine, whose wedding to MT Carl Harvey on Wednesday eve ming was a notable event, was a lunch con given by Mrs. Richard M. Ingram and Mrs. Horace Leyden at the Inn on Tuesday. The table was attractiVely decorated in Dorothy Perkins roses and cards containing hand-palnted brides marked the places of the guests. The brides chair was adorned With huge bow of pink tulle. Covers were laid for Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Leyden, MISS Constantine, Mrs. Julian Clark or Jacksonville, Fla; Miss Jamie Constan- tine, Miss Juliette Constantine. Mrs. French Bell, Mrs. Kyser Weaver Of Talladega, Miss Birchie Aldrich of sylacauga. Mrs. Nolen, Miss Nolen, Mrs. M. J, Sherrod of Columbus. Miss; Mrs D. F. Cooper, Mrs, Carl Face, Mrs' Lister Whiteside. Mrs. Wood Herren and Mrs. Rose Blackmon. After the luncheon a musicale was enjoyed in the wicker room.
 Mrs. Kyser Weaver and Miss Annie Cooper were joint hostesses at a gar dar marty at inc home of Miss Cooper in oxford last week to honor Miss Mary Constantine. Mrs. James GrltIln and Mrs. William Orr presided at the punch bowl, which was surroundeo with water, lilies, and Miss Aleta Walker had charge of the guest book. Miss Gladys Gwin. who recently com pleted a course in expression, gave sew eral enjoyable readings.