The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-22

ton, Miss Ethel Cox, Miss Euna Cop
 land and Miss Elaine Carver attended
 house party given by Miss Hester Faulk /, her, at her country home. near Chocolac
 co. last deek.
 ] Miss Thelma Elott and Miss Lillia Evans have returned from a visit to Mis-
 Nettie Graham, in Oxford
 ! Miss Elizabeth Meredith has as he guest Miss Lottie Powers of Montgomery
 Miss Susan Mabry has returned to he home, in Birmingham, after a visit to he aunt, Mrs. John B. LaGarde.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Sugg and Mis- Helen Sugg of Huntsville have returned home after visit to Rev and Mrs Keener Matthews.
 Mrs. ". T. vardalnan of Atlanta is tn, guest of pr and Mrs. Wade Brannon
 Mrs. F. T. Smith has returned iron a visit to her mother, Mrs A. F. Arial
 in 'Gadsden.
 Mrs. Charles R. Bell was hostess a, ner
 home. on Leighton avenue, last week tc
 honor two charming Birmingham girls
 her guest, Miss Annie Tartt Perrq, and
 Miss Hasseltine Candler's guest Miss
 Elizabeth Smith. The guests were en-
 tertained on Mrs. Bells lovely porch
 which was attractively decorated with
 bright-hued flowers A delightful salad course was served
 Mrs. Frank Wilmore. the guest of Mrs. Hugh Merrill, was honoree at a most en- ioyable bridge party given by Mrs. Thomas F Huey at her home, on Leigh ton avenue, Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Marlite Taylor of Mobile, who spent last week with Miss Carrie French Turner, and who was a popular member of MT. Felix Williams house party, is now the guest of Mrs T J. Patton. in Oxford, who entertained in honor of Miss Taylor at most enjoyable morn- ing party on Tuesday
 A number of re representative citizens of Annistcn met with the welfare work CTS of the various organizations of the community in the Red Cross rooms on Monday afternoon to perfect the organlz- ation of a community welfare advicory council. The purpose of the council when completed will be to coordinate and pre- vent overlapping of effort on the part or the welfare organizations now working in the community. It is hoped that the council will be extended to a county wide scopa in the near future. The form ation of this council is a result of the Red Cross survey recently conducted in Calhoun county by experts from the Gulf division, who made thorough study of the welfare needs and activities the county.
 Incorporated in the advisory council will be the Red Cross, Y. M. c. A, Anti Association, Anniston Nurs- ing Association, Salvation Army, mem bers from all the churches of Anniston, Addie Weaver Association, juvenile of ficer, mill workers, county farm demon strator county health department ana educational department. Helpful talks were given at the meeting on Mon day by Miss Schopke, executive secre- tary of the home service section of the Red Cross. Mrs Hogy, Anti-Tuberculosls Association secretary, Miss Maury Child hygiene expert, MT. Raymond E. Yoe- man. Y M C. A. secretary; MT. H. T. Newell. president of the Nursing Assoc ation: pr. G. A. Cryer, county health ,fficer. and MT. j. W. Mallory, chairman ,f the Calhoun county Red Cross chap -er
 Miss Helen Jackson of Birmingham, he popu,ar guest of Miss Catherine sproull. was honoree at dance at the Country Club, on Monday evening, given by MT. Howard Cater and MT Raiph Hamilton A string band furnished the music for the dance and, refreshing punch was served throughout the eve ling. Among the visitors present were Miss GrAce Bradshaw of Birmingham Miss Martha Quarles of Smyrna, Ga, Mss Alice Kenyon of New York, Miss Ivylyn Burton of Lafayette, Ga MISS Martha Ridley of Atlanta, and MT. Alex .nder Lane of Dadeville
 Mrs. Horace Miller was hostess at oyely afternoon tea at her home, on slenwood Terrace. to honor Mrs. Henry 3roadnax of Eutaw, the guest or MISS Alice Pettus. The nome was attractlveiy decorated in quantities of summer lowers, and a number of Mrs. Broad ax's old friends enjoyed Mrs. Miller ospitalitys Mrs. Broadnax formerly re- ided in Anniston, where she was greatly eloyed. and has received a most cordial yelcome from her friends during her isit to Miss Pettus.
 Miss Eleanor Stlllwell entertained on tuesday morning at her home on Chrls- inc avenue. ao honor two charming Bir- aingham girls, Miss Annie Tartt Perry f Birmingham, the guest of Mrs. Charles ]. Bell, and Miss Hasseltine Candler. .fter a game of rock. delightful buffet lncheon was served
 Mrs M G. Stripp and Mrs. Thomas ingram entertained at a large bridge arty at the Country Club on Tuesday fternoon The club rooms were artisti- ally decorated with quantities of yellow lowers Miss Pearl Sawyer and Miss [arwell presided at the punch bowl and
 salad and ice course was enjoyed at ne conclusion of the game. The prizes,
 basket of flowers and four decks of ards, were awarded to Miss Claire tooth, Mrs. w. E. Lloyd and Mrs. Ben lay. Among the out-of-town guests resent were Miss Margaret Jordan of Iashville, Mrs. W. s. Freeman and Mrs.
 H. Henderson of Talladega, Mrs New nan Pryor of Birmingham, Miss Ruth