The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20

! Miss Leila Darlington left Tuesday to
 join her mother, Mrs. John B. Darlington,
 and Miss Elizabeth Darlington in Att lantic City.
 pr. and Mrs. L. E. Morton, pr. and 4drs. Wade Brandon have returned from it to Borden Wheeler Springs.
 Miss Eula Crook has as her guest her l cousin, Miss Helen Foster of Forsyth Mrs. s. L Galbraith has returned from a visit to Mrs. Al Garber in Birming- ham.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Bellinger, who have recently come from Gadsden to
 make Anniston their home, are receiving a cordial welcome from their friends here.
 | A number of Annistonians attended the recital in Oxford given by Miss Gladys Givin and Alice Lee Norton on Friday evening.
 Miss Marion Walsh has returned to Nashville after visit to her mother, | Mrs. l.. E Walsh. Miss Mary Joe Weaver of Birming- ham is visiting Mlss Sarah LeGrand. Mrs William Coleman has as her guest Mrs. H. w. Green of San Antonio, Texas
 Miss Eoith Gray of Washington and
 
 noir City. Tenn, are guests of Mrs. John Albert Smith
 Miss Lucy Pryor Stickney has returned to her home in Greensboro after visit to Mrs A. Fl. Stickney Miss Hannah Reynolds will spend the summer a Chautauqua, N. Y. Mrs. Richard H. Stickney entertained the members of the Thursday Bridge Club at her home on Quintard ave- ao.. Miss Margaret Brittan has as her guests Miss Frances Longshore and Miss Mary Anna Thomas of Columbi- ana.
 Miss Virginia Ordway has returned from a visit to Miss Zania Mann in Greenwood. Miss.
 Mrs. w G. Spence of Birmingham is visiting Mrs. George c. Powell. MT and Mrs. Henry Noble, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. C. M. Noble, have returned to Birmingham Miss Lilfie Murfee has returned to her home in Murfreesboro after q visit to her sister. Mrs. T. " Ordway MT. and Mrs. Stoll Noble of Win. ston-S Salem are visiting MT. and Mrs c. M. Noble.
 The attractive memb CTS of the Tuesday Bridge Club enjoyed a bridge party and picnic at the Country Club on Tuesday afternoon. After a game of bridge, the husbands of the club members joined the party and on the porch of the Country Club a picnic lunch was spread. Among those pres ent were MT. and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, MT, and Mrs. Fred Tyler, MT. and Mrs. Frank Johnston Mir. and Mrs. Fred Blackmon, MT. and Mrs. Neil Sterne, MT. and Mrs Gather Perry, MT. and
 Mrs Scott Roberts, MT and Mrs. James Barry, MT. and Mrs. Wallace Conner, MT and Mrs. Joe Cain, MT. and Mrs. l, Chicago and Mrs. Hugh Atkins of At lanta.
 Miss Pauline Witherspoon, whose marriage to MT. Ernest Williams of Norfolk Va, will be a notable event of the coming week, has been feted at constant round of festivities. The wedding will take place at the First Methodist Church on Wednes day evening. with the pastor, Rev Keener Matthews, officiating. Miss Bessie Russell will preside at the or gan and Miss Ida Kline and Miss Elm mic Rudisill will sing At Dawning" and Miss Emory Rudisll will con- tribute violin solo, "The Angels Serenade."
 l Miss Mamie Grace Witherspoon will | be maid of honor. Miss Frances Young, 1 flower girl and the bridesmaids Miss Virginia Ordway, Miss Elizabeth Cater, Miss Anne Murphy, Miss Leila Green and Miss Dorothy Quinn. The best
 man will be MT Nathan Williams of Norfolk and the ushers and grooms-
 men, MT. Floyd Sumner. MT. l.. Hop- kins Mrs. George Venture of Norfolk.
 Mir. William French of Richmond and
 MT. Earl Harvey of Anniston. The
 bride will be given in marriage by her | father, MT. J. H. Witherspoon | After an extended wedding trip through the east. Mir. Williams and
 his bride will be at home at their cot