The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-18

l Melvin Bred, James Meigs, Hubert Herren and number of others.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Held an- nounce the engagement of their sis ter, Hannah Bettye, to Mir William Samuel Adler of Meridian, Miss, the wedding to occur in October.
 MT, and Mrs Walter Nixon enter tained during the weekend with a dinner party in honor of Mrs. J. B. McKibbon of Birmingham and Miss Ava Gwin of Philadelphia who is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Thad M. 'Gwin in Oxford Covers were laid for eight. Mrs Mckibbon was also honored during her visit to | Anniston by Mrs. Drayton Bernard, who was hostess with a delightful spend the-day party at her home on Christine avenue.
 Miss Lucy Stilwell was hostess on Friday evening in honor of Miss Ma tilda Hood of Birmingham her house guest and Miss Una Webster of Bir- mingham who has been the guest
  | tard avenue.
 Miss StiIwells courtesy to these attractive young girls was swim ming party at the lake in Camp Mc5 Clellan, the guests motoring out In the early evening and returning to the Stilwell home on Christine ave- nue for q dinner party. Included in the number were: Miss Hood, Miss Webster, Miss Sproull, Miss Kath- erine Garvin, Miss Katherine Green, Miss Mary Roberts Ordway. Miss Katherine Angle, Miss Pauline Cor don, Miss Charlotte Jones, Miss Mary Burt Smith, Miss Mildred Pruett. Miss Eula Crook, MT. John Thomp- bert Herren, MT. Howard Cater, MT. Paul yann, MT. Jack Shipp, Alr. Ed ward Field, Mir Hyman Field, MT. Edward Mccall, MT. Ralph Hamilton, MT. Sam Britton, and Mir. Eugene LaGarde
 The Bienville chapter of the D. A. R. met with Mrs. George Goodrich on Tuesday afternoon at her home on Christine avenue to discuss work for the organization during the com ing season. The officers who will serve during the winter are: Mrs. J. c. Street, regent; Mrs. Robert Dean, treasurer; Mrs. Kirk Perrow, secre- tary Mrs. Charles D. Kline, regis trar; Miss Carrie Mcclure Knox, nis- torian; Miss Alice rettus, assistant historian. At the Tuesday meeting. Mrs. R. H. Cobbs, Mrs. Charles c.. Davidson. and Mrs. Henry A. Young were welcomed as new members ot the Anniston chapter.
 The programme was in honor of Constitution Day, and was led by Miss Alice Pettus. Mrs. George Good rich read a message from Mrs. Minor, the national regent, which urged the chapter to strengthen the principles of Americanism by study of the con stitution. Mrs. Street gave a com prehensive talk on the history and fundamental principles of the consti- tuition with sidelishrs upon the per sonalities of the men who compiled it, Miss Pettus completed the pro- gramme with an interesting article bearing on Constitution Day.
 Monday, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Scar borough entertained at swimming party at lngram's lake, in honor ot their parents. Mir. and Mrs. Jonn w. hughes of Haines City, Fla.
 delicious picnic dinner was spread at the spring and later the guests enjoyed a swim in the lake which is popular place TOT parues. Those who were invited to partici- pate in the event were relatives and connections or MT. and Mrs. Hughes, among them: Miss Christine Hughes, Miss Vista Hughes, MT. Cecil Hug ,iss of Choccolocco Mrs. w. T. CrawIord. Miss Won Cecil Crawford, Miss Vir- ginia Crawford, Miss Thelma Craw ford, Master Gentry Crawford Mir. and Mrs. Richard H. Hart. Jr., Mir. Dick Hart of Birmingham, Miss Frances Scarborough Miss Noveta Scarborough, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Ar mold