The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
By IVA COOK

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 Anniston, May Especial. )--The. ac- companying picture is of Mrs. J. Carlyle Kyle. one of Anniston's most attrac- tive and accomplished matrons. Mrs. Kyle. whoswas formerly Alberta Glover, was charter member of the Anniston Choral club, and one. of It's most ener- getic and capable members Through her efforts during the past season, many artistic concerts have been en- joyed by local musicians, who are deep ly indebted to Mrs Kyle for the ex- cellent talent she has brought before the public as chairman of the concert committee. This lovely woman is a gifted pianist, and her presence is very much desired in all musical affairs in the city. She recently visited Mobile as delegate from the Anniston Choral club to the State Federation of Music Clubs and was honored by being elected to serve as corresponding sec retary of the state organization. While in Mobile. Mrs. Kyle was the guest of Mrs. George w. Cunningham, and was entertained with a number of charm ing affairs given in her honor.
 pretty wedding of much interest was that of Miss Sarah Orr and Mir. Eben T. Hall, which was solemnized at the home of the brides parents Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Orr, Saturday afternoon, in Oxford, the ceremony having been performed by Rev. W. o. Stephens
 While the wedding was attended by only the immediate families of the bridal pair. it was beautiful and im- pressive. The improvised altar was built of stately palms, which formed a pyramid in the living room, and Kil- larney roses were used in profusion. The bride, who is unusually handsome wore for her wedding q going away suit of midnight blue tricotine, elab- orately embroidered in black and gold. and her corsage was of Ophelia roses and valley lilies.
 After a wedding trip to New Orleans and southern points of interest, MT. and Mrs. Hall will be at home in OK ford where both have lived since child hood and where both are very pop ular MT. Hall is highly connected in business in Oxford and Anniston.
 On Thursday Mrs. J. Henry Edmond son entertained at her home on Wood stock avenue with a pretty luncheon in honor of two very charming matrons, whose visits home are always a source of delight to their many friends. Mrs. Gilbert Porter III (Ann Kilby) of Chi cago and Mrs. Charles Poellnitz (Au- gusta Cobbs) of Greensboro were the honor guests. Those seated around the luncheon table were: Mrs. Porter, Mrs Poellnitz, Mrs Thomas E. Kilby, Mrs. Richard H, Cobbs, Mrs. Andrew J. Goodwin. Mrs A. Pelham Agee. Miss Josephine Nourse and Mrs. Edmondsori.
 Portraits of Mrs. Porter and her lit- tie daughter and Mrs, Poellnitz and her young son werex used as place cards and will serve as happy remind CTS of the interesting event. Flowers from the garden of the hostess were used in adorning the perfectly ap- pointed table.
 Members of the Tuesday Bridge club were invited for an evening of bridge at the handsome home of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin on Woodstock avenue as courtesy to MT. and Mrs. Marshall G. Peck, who have now left the city to make their home in Atlanta For sew eral years Mrs. Peck has been one of the most popular members of the Tues day Bridge club. and instead of having the weekly meeting as usual Mrs. Goodwin planned an evening affair in which the husbands of her friends were invited to participate
 Score prizes were awarded at the conclusion of the game. Mrs. Gather Perry winning one, and MT. Peck was given the gentleman's prize.
 In honor of Mrs. F. M. Updike, who came to Anniston to attend the mar riage of her' son, MT. Harold Vessel man Updike, to Miss Mildred Johnston Mrs. Eugene l.. Turner was hostess during the week end, entertaining with an enjoyable pend-the-day party at her home on Leighton avenue.
 At noon delightful course dinner was served, the table being beautified