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

work Through Miss Kilbys efforts the most wonderful horse show ever given in the south was presented by the off cers of Camp Mcclellan for the Calhoun County Red Cross. Nobody contributed a larger amount of efficient patriotic work during those eventful years of war time than this lovely Anniston girl.
 Mir Porter who is a member of one of Chicagos most prominent, aristocratic families was among the first to join the colors, and made an enviable record as an officer during his months of service.
 After the wedding ceremony Governor and Mrs. Kilby will entertain at re- eeption at their handsome home, Rhyd- felin.
 The Matrons' Study Club met with Mrs. Ebert Lyman on Wednesday aft ernoon, when Mrs. Walker Reynolds led a most interesting programme on "Stor- ies of Setting" by Bret Harte. Mrs. Han son Il. Cater discussed the life of Bret Harte, and Mrs. Louis Kidd. Harte' s writings Three of Harte's "Stories of Setting were told, Mrs. Wallace Comer telling 'sThe Luck of Roaring Camp Mrs. Charles D. Kline, ''The Outcasts ot Poker Flat" and Mrs. Emmett w. Led otter. ''Tennessee's Partner" Mrs. BluncK 'of Nampa, Idaho, the attractive guest of Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, was a visitor at the meeting on NV WeuneSuay
 Mrs. A. J. Goodwin's guest. Mrs. Blunck, was honoree at a lovely bridge party given by Mrs Frank Johnston on Tuesday afternoon, the guests including the members of the Tuesday Bridge Club and several guests besides the resu- lar club members. The home was attrac- lively decorated in yellow jonquils and other spring posies. After the game tempting salad course and charlotte and cake were served.
 At a meeting of the Wednesday Study Club, held with the president. Miss Alice Weatherly during the past week, the club decided to present the "Humbug Circus. This performance, under the auspices of the progressive members or the Wednesday Study Club, is being an ticipated with eager delight The show consists of wire acts, trapeze stunts, con- tortionists and clowns, everything that goes with a regular circus except ami mals For these will be sustituted the animal skins to be worn by local boys and girls. A grand street parade will be held and the show presented in huge tent. An effort is being made to make the circus day a gala event in the county. The proceeds will be used for the Addie Weaver Home, the library book fund and 
 A charming event of last week was luncheon at which Mrs. Eugene l.. Fur ner entertained at her home on Leighton avenue to honor Mrs. A. J Goodwin guest, Mrs. Blunck, and Mrs. s. P. Ken nedy's guest Mrs. Edward Maupen. An antistic basket of vari-colored flowers adorned tfe beautifully appointed dining table, and hand-painted cards brought by the hostess from Venice marked the places of the guests Covers were laio for Mrs Turner Mrs. Blunck, Mrs Mau- pin. Mrs Goodwin. Mrs. Eugene Turner. Jr. Mrs. Frank Johnston, Mrs James Barry, Mrs. Fred Blackman, Miss Mary Read Smith, Miss Carrie Knox, Mrs. Wallace Conner and drs- Ebert Lyman. At a meeting of the Choral Club held at the library last week, Mrs Joseph F. Adlerho1d, one of Annis- tons most popular matrons, was elect ed president for the ensuing year. Mrs