The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-28
Wedding Anniversary

EauTfOQ0Q6Q py IHSII CHfidi cA dlia grand children, and keeping open house for their many friends and rel atives, Mir. and Mrs. J. Vann HueY of Hueytown, celebrated Sunday aft ernoo1i their fifty-feurth wedding an Liyersary.
 The home was prettily decorated with chrysanthemums and the guests were received by MT. and Mrs. Rose Huey and MT. and Mrs. keast, and were ushered into the living room, where they were received by MT. and Mrs. J. Vann Huey and Mrs. Wil- Hams, d sister of Mrs. Huey.
 Refreshments were served in the dining room, the table being very attractive with a basket of red car nations and ferns for the ccnterpfecs. Coffee was served by Mrs. E. Woods and other refreshments passed by Mrs Cal Dabbs, Mrs. Tom Huey, Mrs Sam Huey and Miss Amy Huey.
 During the afternoon many friends called to extend congratulations to the couple, who, despite their years, were in the best of health and keeniy enjoyed the occasion. MT. Huey Is ono of the oldest pioneers of this district and has lived practically all Of hls life in the same place, and both he and Mrs. Huey have wide circle or friends throughout the district, where they are held in the highest eeteem.
 The children who were present this afternoon were@Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Huey, MT. and Mrs. Rose Huey, Judgs and Mrs. Sam Huey, Mrs. keast Of Fairfield, Mrs. D. Wood and Mrs. Cal Dabbs and Miss Amy Huey.
 Surprise Dinner Party.
 Mrs S. K. Goudelock was the re- cipient of delightful surprise din- nj the home of her daughter, Mrs. James E. Wright, when 30 members of her family, including children and grand children, gathered at Mrs. Wrights 5 home for dinner. Mrs. Goudelock IS so years of age, and the presence on Thanksgiving evening of her cn.'- dren and grandchildren was the source of much pleasure and the sur prise dinner was an enjoyable at1air.
 Visitors HonOred
 Mrs Earl Conwell of Fairfield and her sisters, Miss Andrews, and Mrs. Haddow of Madison. Wis. were the recipients of delightful courtesy Saturday afternoon when they were entertained at a. bridge party by Miss Harriet Knickerbocker at her home ct Feeders.
 Pretty chrysanthemums and roses were used with charming erect Tn the living room, where the tables for the games of bridge were placed, afford ing a lovely setting for the eongeniat coterie of guests who composed the party.
 The prize for the score, an attrac- tive bridge set, was awarded to Mrs. J. H. Blue and the guests of honor were each presented with corsase bouauet Delightful refreshments were served at the close of the after noon. Miss Kuickerbocker's guests were: Mrs. Conweil. Mrs. Haddow, Miss Andrews Mrs. c. B. Cross, Mrs. J. H. Blue. Mrs. J. R. Chandler, Mrs. J. c. Matthews, Mrs. w. w. Skews, Mise Elsie Peters, Miss Edna Fergu- son, Miss Olive Kingston, Miss Ger trude McWebb, and Mis- Mable vogel- son.
 Open Meeting of Music Club
 4 delightful event of the week will be the open meeting given on Weakness day afternoon by the Wednesday Mu- sio club at the home of Mrs. George Stevenson, when the programme for the occasion will be given by the Junior Music club.
 This club was sponsored by the Wednesday Music club and is com N posed of number of talented young \ musicians of the city. The meeting