The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-21
MISS NEIDA HUMPHREY
 SINGS IN ANNISTON
By IVA COOK

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 time with Miss Mary Roberts Ordway on Christine avenue.
 Miss Roses guests were invited to play rock. There were five tables and prizes were awarded at the con clusion of the game when delicious refreshments were served. In the party were; Misses Sibley, Clark, Cook, and Ordway. Miss Josephine Wharton, Miss Charlotte Jones, Miss Eula Crook, Miss Katherine Sproull, Miss Dorothy Gardner, Miss Marie Acker, Miss Mary Burt Smith, Miss Lucille Harris, Miss Annabel cryer. Miss Grace Witherspoon, Miss Hazel Smith, Miss lydia Roberts, Miss Mar garet McPheron, Miss Helen Turnip- seed. Miss Louise Ledbetter, Miss Celeste Swartz, Miss Eleanor Gay. Miss Pauline Gordon, Miss Margaret Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Mallory, anc several others.
 On Friday evening, the officers of the Alabama National guard enter tained with dance at the hostess house at Camp Mcclellan, which was attended by a large number of young married couples and girls from An niston, Gadsden, Talladega and sur rounding towns.
 The house which stands on con spicuous hill top in the center os the reservation was made very at- mony Five" of Gadsden, furnished music for the evening. Noted among the dancers were; MT. and Mrs Gather Perry, Mir. and Mrs. William Orrison, Mrs. Robert Heath, MT. and Mrs. John Watkins of Faunsdale, Miss Carrie Draper, Mir. and Mrs Lu- ther Lilies, MT. and Mrs. Scott Roberts Mir. and Mrs. Roy l.. Smart, MT. and Mrs. Henry Edmondson, Mrs. Julia Reynolds, MT. and Mrs. T. V. Ordway, Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Usrey, Miss Err mine Robinson of Atlanta, Miss Emily Jordan of Nashville Miss Kathleen Searcy of Tuscaloosa, Miss Edith Roberts of Nashville. Mr., and Mrs. John Williams, of Talladega, Misses Julia and Henrietta Smith of Talla ! dega. Miss Virginia Snow, Miss Ruth Southerland, Miss Juliet Reynods, and d number of others.
 benefit dance given- at the coun- try club on Saturday evening was enc of the most attractive affairs of the late summer season, Mrs Hillyer Robinson and her committee of pop ular young girls and young matrons worked out-the plans' and detLils, which called for several novel fea- lures. Special dances were given by Mrs. Robert Heath, who interpr sted The Lass With the Delicate Air," with Miss Glennie Hancock at the piano and Miss Elizabeth Roberts, one of the city's loveliest singers rendering the beautiful song. Mrs. Heath recently returned from New York. where she studied at the Vest off-Serova Russian school, and is quite an artist. Miss Charlotte Jones and Miss Helen Jane Usrey also de- lighted those present with .heir grace and loveliness. Prizes were awarded to those who were voted the most entrancing dancers Fl
 The young matrons of the Country club are very much interested in raising a fund with which to beautify the ballroom. the lounging room and the spacious veranda. There are newly painted chairs, new hickory furniture for the porch, where guests may go and enjoy the beautiful view and refreshing breeze and admire the stately mountains and the excellent golf links which nestle at the foot of them. A rest room for the ladies las been fitted up and many useful and necessary things have been added to the kitchenette through the efforts cf an energetic committee.
 
 MT and Mrs. c. J. Dodd entertained during the weekend a large number of children and grandchildren who were their guests. at their home in Oxford Those among the number were: Mir. and Mrs. Harry Dodj and Mary Frances Dodd Of Monter ey Tenn: Mrs. Cyrus Long of Menola, Ga. Mrs. Cain O'Rear and children of Jasper, Mrs. Meade Goodwin of 4.t- lanta. Mrs. G. W. Bennett and chill dren of SyIacauga, Mrs. Eugene Platt of Tailadega, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Watson and children of Ann.ston. Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Cryer and chil- dren of Annistop. MT. and Mrs. Frank Butensohn and children of An niston. MT. and Mrs. James sMickle, Mrs Annie Luttrell and Miss ;lsle Dodd of oxford.
 Among the many pretty social func- tions of the week in Jacksonville was the one on Thursday afternoon when Mrs. Felix Treadway entertained the msmbers of the Pollynana club at her home on north Main street. The entertaining was beautifully deco rated for this occasion. The guests list included many visitors and Mrs Treadway proved herself an ideal hostess. Yellow and green was the color scheme accentuated in the decorations and salad course. score and tally cards.
 After an interesting and enlivenSd game of six hundred, the hostess as- sisted by Mrs. A. H.. Robbins. Mrs. A. A. Wilson. Miss Martha Brewton, and Miss Frances Morton, served a tempt ing course of mint ice. Those invited were Mrs. A. H. Robbins of Chester. S. C.. Mrs. A. A. Wilson of Rome, Ga, Mrs. Sparks of Cullman, Mrs. J: -S. 9innope of Miami. Fiay Mrs. Oscar