The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-26

decorations of red roses and holly wreaths on the beautifully appointe luncheon table suggested the Yuletide season. Covers were laid for Mrs. Stick ney, Mrs. R. II. Cobb Mrs. Charles Da- vidson, Mrs. w L. McCaa, Mrs. w. A. Holman, Mrs. Kate Garber, Mrs. A. l.. Nourse and Mrs. Joseph E. Aderhold.
 A wedding Of interest will occur in OK ford on Monday evening, when Mrs. A. O. Humphries will be married at her home to Mir Thomas McNeil McCandiess of Los Angeles, Cal Only the close friends and the family have been invited to the wedding.
 large audience enjoyed an inter- esting programme presented at the high school by groups of pupils from the Winner and Quintard schools. Be- sides the choruses, vocal selections were contributed by the Girls Glee club Mrs Walker Collins. Miss Mary Jo Harwell and Miss Shaw, and violin numbers by Mrs. Sam Pelham.
 At the home of Mrs T, l.. Graham on Christmas evening the marriage of Miss Charlotte Sisson and Mir Samuel McCracken of Huntsville was solemn- ized. The home was beautifully dec orated with holly, mistletoe and crim- SOll roses anu OlHeT feHDl6IiS or CHTlSL- mastide. Preceding the ceremony sev eral violin selections were rendered by Mrs. Gordon Wilcox of Orlando, Fla. Miss Esta Henry was maid of honor and Miss Martha Graham and Miss Bethany Ingram bridesmaids. I'm mediately after the ceremony. which was pronounced by Rev. Leon M. Lati- mer, MT. and Mrs. McCracken left for a wedding tour. The bride is one of A r,,,ics csfr r'c ,irle. l,au 11,, h disposition and charming personality winning for her a large circle of friends. MT. McCracken has also won many admirers during his visits to Annis- ton
 An exciting game of basketball was played on the Noble institute campus during the past week between the high school and Noble institute teams, resulting in a victory for the institute In game week ago the high school defeated Noble institute. There is a spirit of keen friendly rivalry between the basketball teams of the two schools and another game, planned for early in January, is being anticipated with eager delight. Those playing on the high school basketball team were: Ruth Sutherland. center; Helen Turnip- seed. side ccnter Nellie Mae Parks and Winfield McIntire. forwards; Fran ces Starr and Mae Carmichael, guards The Noble Institute basketball team Is composed of Ina Mae Malone, center; Mary Turner, side center; Mary Ford Little and Celeste Lyman, forwards. Lillian Martin and Leona Nichols guards.
 The dance committee gave delight full dance at the Country club on Thursday evening. The club ballroom was artistically decorated in Christmas emblems and the Shriners' band fur nished the music for the occasion. A large number of college girls and boys and charming visiting girls added to the pleasure of the event
 Mrs. Fred l.. Blackmcn entertained the Thursday Bridge club at her home on Christine Circle last week. Besides the club members Mrs. James Barry, who won the score prize. Mrs. J. c Wheeler, Mrs. W. A. Davis, Jr, Mrs. Luther Lilies and Mrs. John Norvell, Miss Sarah Bellenger of Gadsden en- joyed Mrs. Blackmon's hospitality. Quail on toast were enjoyed with salad, coffee, rolls and cake,
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Bellenger are guests of Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin
 Mrs. S. P. Ingram has as her guest Mrs. Gordon Wilcox of Orlando, Fla
 Mir. and Mrs. John D. Gerken left Thursday for Jersey City. N. J., where they will make their future home.
 Miss Catherine Sproull is visiting Miss Virginia Beauchamp in Montgom- cry.
 MT. and Mrs Cresswell sproull have returned from their wedding trip to New Orleans and are spending the Christmas holidays with Mir and Mrs Wade Sproul.
 The Order of the Eastern Star en- joyed a social meeting at the Masonic hall on Thursday evening.
 MT and Mrs. w. R. Brice are visit ing MT. and Mrs H. L. Stevenson in Jacksonville.
 Through the generosity of Col w H Finn and the faithful work of several women of the church the children of the Sacred Heart church were given a Christmas tree on Thursday evening.
 Several Annistonians will go to Bir- mingham to. hear Fritz Kneisler on January 5.
 Miss Ella Daske, physical instructor of the Anniston schools, is spending the holidays in Detroit,
 Miss Lucille Hubbard of Albertville is the guest of Mrs. J. L. Dodgen.
 Mrs R. A. Hughes has returned to Atlanta after visit to Mrs. l.. l.. Cal loway.
 Mir. and Mrs. Donald Hancock are spending the weekend with relatives in Rome, Ga.
 Mrs. James Fouche Matthews is the guest of Mir and Mrs. NJ. B. Wellborn.
 Miss Stella Greer has returned from