The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-06

Iillyer Robinson, Mrs L. c, Watson, Thomas King. Miss Pattie. Haynes Miss Martha Ashcraft of Florence, Miss Mil dred Johnston, Miss Mary Gardner and Miss Iva Cook. Mir. and Mrs. Inzer left during the eve ming for a wedding tour, after which l,they will be at home in Gadsden, where Mir. Inzer is exceedingly popular in so- cial and business circles The bride is
 one of Anniston's most universally be- loved young, women, possessing brilliant intellect and a charming personality, and has given her time and talent unselfishly to all of Anniston's important civic. , church and literary endeavors.
 Miss Alice Weatherly and MT. Clarence Inzer were honorees at three delightful I pre-nuptial events on Monday. At ' o'clock Mrs. Walker Reynolds enter tained the bridal party at a buffet SUD- per at her home in Glenwood Terrace, the guests going from Mrs. Reynolds home to the church, where the rehearsal was held, after which Mrs. Paul D. vann entertained for the bridal party at her home on nlLeighton avenue Later the | wedding party attended dance at the l Country club, given to honor Miss Weatherly and MT Inzer.
 l
 | The Wilmer Avenue School Improve ment association met on Wednesday aft ernoon A number of plans for the inn l provement of the school were discussed I by the mothers and teachers, who are cooperating in all of the worthy under l takings of the association. The members l of the organization are collecting school books and will distribute them among 1 the children of Anniston who are unable 1 to afford books.
 | Mrs Evan Moon conducted an instruc l tive and delightful meeting of the Choral
 club at the Carnegie library, exalting Tn
 scholarly manner the musical women | of America. A chorus trained by Miss 1 Ida Kline, in which the active members l of the club took part. was an en1oyapie
 feature of the programme Mrs; Joseph B. Aderhold, the president of the club,
 1 related the most important incidents Ill l the life of five great women musicians,
 having their favorite songs played on the
 I clubs Victrola by Mrs. J. c. Kyle. Miss
 I Kline sung a selection by Mrs. Addie
 l Wilson of Dothan, and Miss Elizabeth
 l Roberts. .'The Sandman" by Miss Mary
 Gardner.
 T Mrs, Horace Miller was hostess to the
 Matrons' Study club at her home i'll Glen
 wood Terrace on Wednesday afternoon
 when Mrs. s. F. Hodges led most n-
 teresting programme. discussing various
 phases of the life in Asia. Mrs c. D.
 Kline discussed "A Wedding in Africa
 Mrs. John M. Stillwell, How Sir Ele-
 phant Mastered the Herd:" Mrs. George
 C.. Goodrich, "An Agricultural Explorer in China" Mrs. Ebert Lyman, Ar E American in Asia' Mrs. Norman Pit
 man, "A~Financial Housecleaning," and Mrs. A.. J. Goodwin; Bronze Voices o1 \ Buddahh After the programme dainty
 salad course was served by the hostess Handsome little Charles Booth cele brated his fifth. birthday last week b, entertaining 30 of his friends at lovei, party at his home on Christine avenue. big birthday cake, holding five burninf candles adorned the dining table, ant ices and cakes were enjoyed Pretty pink baskets of candy were presented t' leach guest, and J. c. Kyle. Jr., wa awarded the prize in donkey contes and Helen Putnam was the victor in { potato, race.
 II Mrs. Owen Graham of Huntsville wa 1 honoree at large bridge party givel ! by her hostess. Mrs. Walker Collins, las week. Mrs. Marshall Peck won tn
 score prize. Among the guests enjoyin' Mrs. Collins hospitality were Miss Anlt' l Sloss of Birmingham, Mrs. Edward Mau l rin of Shelbyville, Tenn, Mrs. Edwar | May of Tuscaloosa and Miss Virglnl' Allen of Greenville, S. C.
 The William Henry Forney chapter 9 the United Daughters of the Confederac. 2. met at the library on Thursday after noon. Georgia and Louisiana was tn subject of programme led by Mrs. Da Il yid Park and Mrs. Ebert Lyman. Mrs AiD B. Haynes discussed sherman Il March to the Sea-" Mrs. H. F. Montgom cry. ..streight's Raid Into Georgia" Mrs Il Henry Young. Death of the Warrio | Bishop Mrs. Lyman. The Evacnatlo of savannah. tie Capture 'of New ., ', l leans and the Last Survivor of Conieu | crate Generals
 | 1 The members of the chapter donated | number of tried and true recipes, wnic | will be compiled in a valuable cook poof II One of the most artistic entertainment II ever presented in Anniston was tn II .Message of the Queens" a pageant al | ranged by William Henry Woods. Mis- Il Ethel Stringfellow, who has had grea Il l deal of experience in dramatics at tn Il 1 Chatin school in New York, assisted MI T Woods in directing the pageant. her al I tistic ability adding greatly to the sut 4 cess of the occasion. The color eIiect' II especially in the Greek chorusi vel II beautiful The costumes worn by th II members of the Dramtic club were hand II some, each girl representing queen. an Il depicting charactristics of womanhoos H 1 The graceful. interpretative dances wer N arranged by Miss Daske. MT. Wood lthe popular author. was heartily COT III sratulated upon the complete success Y tthe event.
 VI Mrs. Kathleen Boyd aud pr. A. F. Gu M person, who were married at the hon HI Of the bride in Shipley, Ga, on MQE Il day, arrived In Anniston Wednesday an III ara 1t home at the Anniston Inn. Mir H HfCulberson is brilliant musician, an M Dr. Culberson popular with . large cn