The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-06

1 beautiful gift which will be treasured ! by her throughout the years.
 ! While disseminating her Anniston let ! ter, Mrs Lyman will write articles on
 army lie, under the name of GoIdie Ayers Lyman, which will appear in the | Age-Herald. She and her three attrac- | tive children left Friday for Columbus.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Brlingsley an-
 uounce the engagement of their daugh- | ter, Eunice, to MT. Wilson Johnson of Norfolk, Va, the wedding to occur at
 their home on Highland avenue on
 April 8.
 This wedding will be the elimination of another pretty romance which had I it's beginning during the stirring days Of Camp Mcclellan MT. Johnson is from I a splendid Virginia family and came to i Anniston as a member of the Blue and Gray division He went overseas with l his regiment, ande since his return from | Europe has been serving as private sec
 retary to one of the high officials of the Seaboard railway. Miss Biilingsley, who | is very pretty and charming, has just returned from a visit to Mir. Johnson's 8 | relatives in Virginia.
 MT. and Mrs. William Robert Buchanan of Washington announce the marriage of their daughter, Willie Rob, to MT. James Lancaster Chambers of Talladega, which occurred in the presence of a few relatives and friends on Wednesday eve ming at 8 o'clock at the residence of MT.
 and Mrs. w. L. Little on Woodstock avenue in Annston.
 Rev. Samuel Hodges of the First Pres byterian church was the officiating min ister, the ceremony being very simple but impressive. There was no music The party at the appointed hour assem- bled in the living room of the handsome Little home, where the vows were plighted Miss Buchanan was given in marriage by her mother, and Miss Mar garet Little acted as her maid of honor. Mir. Chambers had as his best man his brother, MT. Arnold Gay of Talladega.
 The bride was stylishly attired for travelling in a modish taillour suit of blue trictoine, with which she wore a
 becoming hat of silver gray and access sories of the same shade. Her corSage bouquet was of valley lilities and brides roses. Miss Little was attractively gowned in a creation of blue panne vei- vet with large picture hat to match Her flowers were Russell roses. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Chambers left for short trip They will be at home in Talladega. where MT. Chambers is prominently connected with the Isabel National bank. Mrs.
 Chambers, too, is quite popular in Tal- ladega where she was reared and made
 her home until recently. While a visit to her former home MT. Chambers persuaded his girlhood sweetheart to be- come his bride, the romance having be-
 gun in their early days.
 The following handsomely engraved wedding announcements have been issued
 to friends
 "Mr. and Mrs. George w. Eichelberger announce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Mary Lou, to I'M. Joseph Wellington Spradley Saturday, February 26, 1921. Annston, Ala.'
 In honor of Miss Willie Chitwood, whose marriage occurs on Wednesday to MT. William Morton, Mrs. Beecher Greer entertained on Thursday afternoon with a bridge party at her home on North Leighton avenue. The home was beauti- fed with bright spring flowers, jonauils predominating, this color being effective ly carried out in the ice, which was served with a salad course at the con- clusion of the series of games.
 Mss Chitwood was presented with