The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

Miss Annie Hood Coulbourn, the pr Miss Mary Cochl er Her voice is full and mellow and shows the rare training of au artist.
 On Friday evening Mrs. Thomas ! Bonds entertained number of merry young people with a swimming party at Oxford lake, in honor of her guest, Miss Gladys Aderhold of Gads- den, Swimming and bowling were enjoyed until a late hour after which | luncheon was served to the fol- lowing guests: Misses Mamie Nonis Ireen Wakley. Fannie Hunter, Thelnta Brown, Leah Mccartney, Geneva Brown, Lucille White, Carrie Forsyt:, Bessie Lee Wakley. Messrs Homtr Hunter, Walter Miller, Joe Hallmark, Frank Miller. Robert Nicholson.
 MT. and Mrs. s 1T. Hopewell of Birmingham announce the marriage of their daughter, Vera Marguerite, to MT. Darrell Robert Thompson the marriage having occurred on June IS In Atlanta.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thompson are well known in Anniston, where the groom has resided since boyhood. having
 
 of the Southern railway, in the Ala bama hotel building His bride has resided here for the past few years. and friends of the couple are hasten ing to congratulate them. MT. and Mrs. Thompson will reside in Savan- nah.
 Mrs. Ridgley Miller entertained her bridge club on Wednesday, afternoon at her home on Christine avenue, and an honor guest on this occasion was Miss Fannie Miller of Jacksonville, Fla, who Is spending some time with Anniston friends and relatives. Mrs. A. J. Goodwin and Miss Caroline Draper acted as substitutes at the party, and the other guests present were: Mrs. Alma Quinn, Mrs. Homer Turner, Mrs. Truman Donoho, Mrs. $. l.. Galbraith, Mrs. William A. Davis, Mrs. Fred Tyler, Miss Gertrude Ham, bleton Sheppard and Mrs. William Or rison.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Edmondson and their house party guests, whom they are entertaining in honor of their | daughters, Misses Lucia and Sarah Hinton Edmondson, have returned from a weeks stay at Montpelier, an attractive club on the Coosa river, and are again enjoying the hospital | ity of the Edmondson home on Wood | stock avenue. In the happy party are: Mrs. Martha Edmondson Lamp kin, Brown and Crawford Rainwater of Atlanta. Misses Martha and Pauline Spratling of Macon. Minnie Lee of Birmingham, Drayton Sproull of Anniston; Messrs. Charles Poell- nitz of Greensboro, Hammer Cobbs of Anniston, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Cobbs and MT. Tunstall Cobbs of Anniston. | Among their guests for the past | weekend at Montpelier were MT. W. S. Lee. MT. Erskine Ramsay, MT. and Mrs. Archer Hobson of Birmingham. On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. R. B. Carr was hostess in honor of her guest, Miss Net Bagley of Birming- ham, who has been spending the week in Annistoh. A picnic was given at Camp Me- Ciellan to which the following friends were invited: Miss Bagley, Miss Alice Clark Carr. Miss Jose phine Murphy Miss Louise Connoe, Miss Margaret Richards of Birming- ham, MT. Avery Ingram, MT. Eugene Pittard Mir. Joe Young, MT. Harry Prater,. MT. Fred Williams. pr. R. l.. IlOdSc, anu @tiA .. A~s ~<' ~~~Ae-s Mir and Mrs. Carr.
 The guests motored to camp in the l late afternoon and after swim 1 in the lake on the government reser- vation tempting picnic supper was served on the porch of tha attrac- tive bungalow, formerly used as eadquarters by General Morton.
 PERSONALS Miss Gladys Browne of New Orleans l is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Joseph Aderhold.
 Mrs. s. NJ. Wallace has returned from visit to Louisville, Ky. l Miss Maybelle Jackson of Gadsden, Is the guest of Mrs. Joe Broadnax on Christine avenue.
 | Miss Margaret Britton who has been the guest of Mrs. Frank Leigh in Greenville S. c. is now in Marion, Va.
 Mrs. Karl Hicks and little daughter. Gertrude, have gone to Knoxville, for visit to relatives Mrs. W. A. White and daughter, Miss Rose White. are visiting in Staunton, Tenn.
 Mrs. Y. c. Keen of Wichita, Falls. 1 Tex, Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Harrison.
 ! MrS. OertTuue AIiOiu 10 III AA~s Springs, Ark.
 | Miss Helen Hamrick has returned to her home in Birmingham, after visit to Miss Mary Evelyn Arnold, on Tayler Hill.
 Miss Cecal Brock is visiting in Greenville. s. c. Misses Rosa and Elizabeth Bowie will leave on August l to reside In l St. Petersburg, Fla.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Crook have has their guest. Rev. J. H, Poster, former pastor of Parker Memorial church. now of Bessie lift college, and MT. Green Crook of Tupelo, Miss.
 Mrs Edward Almond Is spending the week -end in Birmingham. having 1 gone to meet Major Almond who IS returning from Camp Knox.
 Mrs Creswell Sproull (Hazel Har2- berg) has returned to Gadsden. after a visit to Mrs. Wade Sproull on Leigh ton avenue.
 Miss Helen Earl Paul has gone to 1 Mobile. where she will spend the re- mainder of the summer. much of her time being spent at the summer home | of the family "Winalene" on the eastern shore of Mobile Bay.
 Miss Isabel Ensley of Greenvlile' S. C., who has been the guest of per aunt, Mrs c. c. Anderson. has gone 1 to Birmingham, for visit. Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Bugg have re- turned to Farmville, Va, after | visit to Mrs. Buggs mother. Mrs. c. lD Woodruff.