The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-03

the Easter season.
 Samuel Ingram, Jr. entertained.
 Seated around the prettily decorated
 table were: Miss Blanton, Miss Mary
 Hudson Miss Katherine Herren, Miss
 Hazel Lamar, Mr Wood Herren, Mir.
 Edwin Davis King, Mir Irwin Cater
 and MT. Ingram.
 One of the happiest events which occurred in the life of the younger ] children of Anniston was the Easter
 egg hunt which was given by MT. and
 Mrs. John T. Hardie at their home on Tyler Hill for the children of the Addie
 Weaver home Mr. and Mrs. Hardie are among the members of the First Presbyterian church who are giving l valuable aid to Mrs. D. B. Walsh in carrying on her excellent. work among t the people of the mill district. being
 regular attendant at the Sunday school in which both have classes. Mrs. Hardie
 was assisted in preparing the enter 1 tainment of the day by the older girls.
 who are interested in going to the Addi Weaver home, all of whom tool
 especial delight in colorng and hiding l the eggs.
 The merry crowd of youngsters were motored from the home on the corner of Ninth and Noble streets, waere they had congregated promptly, by Mrs. Frank Brandon, Mrs. Ward Rose ant> | Mrs. ChGsles Bell. The event which Drought joy to the hearts of those att tending was one of the most success full affairs given in the history of the l organizations and MT. and Mrs. Hardie were showered with glad Easter
 wishes from many happy children.
 Mrs. Marshall c. Peck, who leaves | uyitb far i11y to it,
 lanta was hostess this week enter taining in a charming way the mem
 bers of her Tuesday Bridge club and q few extra guests. The Peck home, l which has been the scene of many , lovely social gatherings, never looked
 more attractive than with its beauti- full decorations of white dogwood and
 with huneysuckle, which are so abun- dant at this season of the year.
 There were prizes for the highest score made at each table, these being awarded to Mrs Andrew J. Goodwin, Mrs. Jose 1 Wheeler, Mrs. Walker Collins. Mrs
 Fouche Matthews and Mrs Ben Spear man. To Mrs. James Barty. who is 1 leaving soon to reside in Birmingham. gift to her sister, Mrs. James Cobb of 1 Spartanburg. $. C., who is her guest
 Those present were: Mrs. William Owen, Mrs William Lloyd Mrs. Hugh
 Merrill. Mrs. Scott Roberts, Mrs. Wal 1 ker Reynolds, Mrs Louis Kidd Mrs. William A. Davis Mrs. Frank Johnston.
 Mrs. Gather Perry, Mrs. Hillyer Robin
 son, Mrs. Cecil Young. Mrs John Wor- rell. Mrs. T. P Washburn, Miss Carrie Knox, Miss Mary Pope Maybank, and l Miss Mildred Johnston
 Mir Leonard Henry and Oswald Brum- ', nell, members of the Brummell-Henry wedding party, were joint hosts Tuesday evening, entertaining with an elaborate dinrer party in the private dining room of the Anniston Inn Covers were laid | for 24 and the table was adorned with sprays of wild honeysuckle. There were corsage bouquets of white carnations for the young women and hand-painted cards were used to mark the places of the guests. Toasts to the fair bride-to- be and her future husband were extend- ed by Rev Hoyt Dobbs and Rev. Leon l sponded to-
 | The guests present were: Miss Henry. Miss Kathleen, Williams Miss Martha Graham Miss Margaret Nonnenmacher. l Miss Sarah Foster of Gadsden. Miss Daisy Henry, Miss Louella Brummell. Mrs. Samuel Wilson McCracken Char | lotte Sisson) of Huntsville Mir. George Erummell, Mir. Fred Williams, Mrs. Roy Mason, Mir Cecil Brummell, Mir. Flu 1 gene Shoot, MT. and Mrs. G. H. Brum. mell. MT. and Mrs. George w. Henry. Rev and Mrs. Hoyt Dobbs and Rev. and Mrs. Leon Latimer.
 l Under the entrancing glow of shaded ! lights in the spacious dining hall of the l Anniston Inn, which was elaborateIy decorated in dogwood and honeysuckle. | the bachelors of the city gave one of the most brilliant and enjoyable dances | Of the season. The splendid dance music rendered by the Shrine orchestra and the I presence of a large number of visitors | contributed much to the pleasure of tn l occasion Indeed the bachelors are to hhe congratulated upon their splendid sue cess
 After few dances the grand march was led by Dr. Thomas L. Smith, as- sisted by Miss Elizabeth Simms of Tal- ladega, during which favors and noise- makers were given and the remainder Of the evening was filled with merri- ment, continuing until 1:SO o'clock. The guest list of the evening included: Misses Mary Pope Maybank. Julia Jones, Mar garet Little, Augusta Vann Katherine Herren, Hazel Lamar Myrtle House. Hazel House, Carrie Knox Carrie French Turner. Juliet Reynolds, Mary Hudson. Eugenia Thompson, Julia Bentley. Grace George, Ethel Stringfellow, Mrs. Robert Heath, Mary Jo Harwell, Ruth Shaw | Virginia Sproull. Darian Jones. Gertrude Hambleton Shepperd, Eunice Biliingsiey. Clara Eastman. Mary Read Smith, Mil- drad Johnston Iva Cook. Millicent, Blanton of Shelby. N. C.. Eliza beth Smms of Talladega, MT. and Mrs Cres- well Sproull MT. and Mrs. John Inzer. Mrs Annie Jo Hughes Eva Duke, Adolph | Rich, John Lusk Gordon. DuBose of Gadsden. Misses Sarah Oliver, Gladys Manning, Bertha Hicks. I<ottie Slaughter, Mir. and Mrs. Fwight Boynton. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Williams. Oscar Nicols, Mrs Henry Edmondson. MT and Mrs. James Barry. Mir and Mrs A. J. Good win MT. and Mrs. Gaiether Perry. MT. and Mrs. J. M: Eastman. MT and Mrs. Scott Roberts, Mir. and Mrs. Seymour Rcsedale, Mir. and Mrs. Hillyer Robin son, Mir and Mrs. O. J. Angle. Mir. and Mrs Will Owen. Mir. and Mrs. l.. c Watson Mir. and Mrs Homer Turner. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Kyle, Dr. and Mrs Paul D. Yam. Mir. and Mrs. T. r. Wash burn, MT and Mrs. Neil Sterne. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Sproull Mir. and Mrs. C. M Jesperson, Mir. and Mrs: Walker Rev rolds. MT. and Mrs s. l.. Galbreath, MT ,8 and Mrs c. M. Woodruff MT. and Mrs T. D. Donoho Mir. and Mrs. Alma Quinn Mr and Mrs. Percy Quinn, MT. and Mrs Alfred Coleman. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnston, MT and Mrs. Marshall G. Peck Mrs James Cobb of Spartanburg, 8. C. Mrs. Arthur Donaldson of New Or leans. Mrs. Ralph Hay of Pittsburg. Mrs. & D. Jackson of Birmingham, Dr. and Mrs A E. Culberson, MT. and Mrs Luther Lilies, MT. Ross Houser. Dr. Charles Thigpen, Mir. Garlic Houser Mr