The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21

0ONOA NIL Adierhold's successful record as leader of other organizations assures the suc- cess of the Choral Club under her leadership This club not only studies music seriously but brings good mu
 sical attractions to Anniston and CO.,
 operates in all civic and philanthropic
 projects. Durnig the past week the club raised fund to furnish the library
 club rooms. Miss Ida Kline has gen
 erously consented to direct the choral
 work of the club for another year. Be-
 sides the president, the other officers
 elected for this year are: Mrs. Irwin
 Levi and Miss Elizabeth Robertson.
 vice-presidents; Mrs George Cryer,
 secretary; Mrs. Chivers Woodruff cor
 responding secretary; Mrs. Govan
 Woodruff, treasurer. and Mrs. J. c
 Kyle, historian Mrs. Aderhold and
 Mrs L. c. Watson will attend the
 Alabama music convention, which
 meets in Dothan April 6.
 Mrs Rush Cole was hostess at bridge
 last week at her home on Quintard
 Quantities of yellow jonduils adorned
 the living room and dining room. Mrs
 Robert Bowie won the score prize. As
 sisted by Mrs. Bowie. Mrs. B. R. Spear
 man and Mrs. Thomas King, the host
 ess served lovely salad and ice
 course.
 Mir. and Mrs. Loren Jenes added
 greatly to the pleasure of the Re-
 tarians' Tuesday luncheon by contrib uting several musical selections. and
 Rev Bob Jones delivered an inspir-
 mg talk. Among the Rotarians at tending the district convention in Tampa. Fla, this week are Mir. " T. A l. w Mallory, Mir. s. j. Powers. Mir. s. L. Galbraith and MT. Emmett W. Led better.
 Miss F'lorrie Thompson was hostess
 to the members of the Euterpean Club on Thursday afternoon. The Saturday Bridge Club was en- tertained delightfully."- by Mrs, Thomas Cobb King at her Glenwood Terrace home on Saturday afternoon Mrs. John M Stillwei1 has returned from a visit to her daughter, Miss Eleanor Stillwell, at Judson College. Mrs Harry Robertson, who has been the guest of Miss Darian Jones. has returned to her home in Chattanooga. MT. and Mrs. Frank Luck of Pied mont are guests of Mrs. J. J. Wor- sham.
 Mrs. ]. & Currier, who has been vis- liting her daughter, Miss Lottie CuADi CT, has returned to her home in Knoxville, Tenn.
 Mrs. R. L. Meharg and Miss Martha Brenton have returned to Alexandria after a visit to Mrs Ross Green. MT and Mrs. Donald Hancock have | returned from visit to Marietta and | Rome
 1 Mrs. T. F. Huey is the guest of rela- tives in West Blocton. l Miss Gladys Noble has returned from Ia visit to Florida.
 | MT and Mrs Sam Saks of New York are guests of MT, and Mrs. Joseph Saks I Miss Marion Thomas and Miss Lam | bert have returned to Jacksonville after a visit to Mrs. Ralph Usury. l Mrs. Frank Passmore of Birmingham and Mrs Fred Cooper of Atlanta, who
 have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Ward Rose, have returned to their homes.
 l Mr and Mrs Joseph Tate have re- | turned from their wedding tour and
 are at home with Mrs. O. D. Mallory. Mrs. NJ G. Peck has returned from
 visit to her mothers. Mrs. John Flynn, | in Atlanta.
 i Miss Eleanor Howden and Mrs. F. c. Bosworth have returned from New York
 l Mrs. John B. LaGarde is visiting rela- | tives in New Orleans. | Mrs. Mamie Phillips of Sylacauga and 1 Mrs. F. E. Kemp of Louisville have re- 1 turned to their homes after a visit to l Mrs. J. K Lanning. l MT. and Mrs. P. c. Peade of Birming- | ham are guests of Mrs. Newman Cryer Mrs. M. H. Woods of Birmingham is visiting Mrs. w. F. Price. Mrs. Edwin Maupin of SheIbyville, l Tenn. Is the guest of her mother. Mrs | Samuel P. Kennedy. Mrs. W. c. Crutchfield left Wednesday for visit to Tampa Fla. Mrs. William $. kilby has returned from visit to her daughter Mrs Frank Coleman, in Birmingham MT. and Mrs Roy Sterne and Mrs Louis Gelders are guests of Miss Carrie Sterne.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Cobbs are visit ing pr. and Mrs. Poellnitz in Greensboro Mrs. c. M JeSperson Is the guest of Mss Cecil Hampton in Birmingham. Mrs. Pauline Rice, who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Saks, returned Monday to Birmingham. Miss Marianra Green has returned to West Bloctoh after visit to Mrs. T. F. , Huey.
 Miss Alice Orr is visiting Mrs. R. T. Arnest in Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Edward May, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. S. P. Kennedy, has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa. Mrs. ColumDuS smith, who has been spending the winter in New Orleans, has returned.
 Mrs. J. c. Sanders is the guest of her daughter, Mrs J. A. Carr.
 Mir. W. A. Darden, who has beeng~Se- riously Ill in Montgomery, arrived in An riston last week, where he will spend sev. eral months.
 Mrs. Howard Jemison has as her guest her mother. Mrs. Barnes. of Rome. Mrs. Eva Powers Comfy has returned from a visit to Mrs. s. J. Powers in Att lanta.
 Mrs. J. c. Moore has returned from a visit to several resorts in Florida | Mrs. J. A. Nix is the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. George Willis. Mrs. A S. VandeGraf who has been the guest of her daughter. Miss Cherokee vandeGraf, has returned to her home in Tuscaloosa
 Mrs W. N. Brice has returned from 1 a visit to MT. and Mrs H. l.. Stevenson l in Jacksonville.
 Mr and Mrs. Robert Peebles left last