The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

cluded on the programme of the after noon.
 Another programme for February.
 which will be one of rare enjoyment will be presented by the Junior Choral club. The organization of Anniston's 1 Junior members has been perhaps the most Important undertaking accom- plished under Mrs. Aderholds leader | ship. Mrs. Percy Quinn the efficient I director of the Junior Choral club, has received enthusiastic cooperation
 from every member of the junior club Two gold medals have been offered by
 the Choral club, which will be awa~ded 1 following contest by the juniors in April, one medal for instrumental ] music and one for vocal.
 l The Choral club is gaining wide spread recognition. Recently the club was asked for a list of composers, of the organization who will be rated in the Musical Monitor.
 The Choral club has only been or Sanlzed few years and it's continued success is a source of qualification to
 the music lovers of Anniston. brilliant event of last week was the tea at which Mrs. Emmett w Ledbetter entertained to honor Mrs Hoyt Dobbs and Miss Alice Weatherly.
 The home was attractively decorated with garlands of magnolia leaves, palms and red carnations.
 Receiving with Mrs. Ledbetter were Mrs Dobbs, Miss Weatherly, Mrs Frank Brandon and Mrs. w. II. Weatherly The cards were received at the door by four little maids, Mary Ledbetter. Ad- elaide Ledbetter, Adelaide Yeatman and Margaret Dobbs. The guests were re- ceived in the reception room by Mrs George Goodrich, Mrs. w. G. Crutchfield, Mrs.. Horace Miller Mrs & l.. Crook. Mrs T. l.. Robinson, Mrs. c. J. Houser, Mrs. H. L. Cater, Mrs. E. l., Field, Mrs. Walker Reynolds. Mrs. John Stillwell, Mrs. A. Fl. Smith, Mrs. J. C. Sproull, Mrs. Harvey Mechanism, Mrs s. F. Hodges, Mrs. J. M. Ledbetter, Mrs. A. B. Jones, Mrs. w. M. Yeatman and Miss Leila Jones.
 Mrs. A. J. Goodwin and Mrs. Fred J. Blackmen presided at the beautifully ap- pointed dining table, which was arranged with handsome lace cover over red and centered with silver candelabra, holding red burning candles and from the silver filigree shades hung fringe Of red crystals. Assisting in serving tempting salad course with fruit cake and coffee were Miss Carrie Knox Miss Marie Spottswood, Miss Knoxie Lanning, Miss Mildred Goodrich. Miss Julia Davis, Miss Jennie Davis. Miss Josephine Mur- phy, Miss Mary Read Smith, Miss Mary Gardner. Miss Elizabeth Meredith, Miss Iva Cook. Mrs. stephen Thompson. Mrs. T F. Huey. Mrs. Ms c. Shpp.. Mrs. Hugh Merrill, Mrs. W A Davis, Sr, Mrs. Homer sanford and Mrs. George Cryer.
 delightful meeting of the Anniston center of the Drama league was held on Saturday afternoon at the Carnegie li- prary MT. William Henry Woods, an Anniston author, artist and Writer of note, who has recently completed course at Harvard university read Ar thur Schnitzler's one act play, "The I.iv- ing Hours" Mrs. Emmett W. Ledbetter. the brilliant president of the Matrons study club and a leader in other literary circles, gave in a charming manner a sketch of the life of Schnitzler.
 Miss Virginia Sproull was hostess at a large bridge party at her home on Quintard avenue on Tuesday afternoon honoring Miss Alice Weatherly. a popular bride-elect. Mrs. B. R. Spear man won the score prize. . pair of parchment candle shades, and Miss " eatherly was presented with beau- tiful centerpiece At the conclusion of the game, a delightful salad aIfd ice course was served.
 
 Mrs. Eva Powers Comfy entertained at a lovely luncheon at her home on Leighton avenue on Tuesday to honor Her guests, Mrs. Albert Clark of Char lotte. N. C.; Miss Georgia Bena Dodson or Americus, Ga. and Miss Alice w weatherly, who are being continually showered with charming prenuptial functions. A bowl of sweet peas and maiden hair fern centered the artisti- cally appointed table and covers were laid for Mrs. Comfy. Mrs. Clark, Miss Dodson, Miss Weatherly. Miss Gertrude fl. Sheppard, Mrs. Walker Stickney, Mrs. Homer Turner. Miss Mildred Goodrich, Miss Mildred Johnston. Miss Virginia SproulL Mrs. Roy Woodruff and Miss Sarah Shaffer.
 Mrs. Donald Hancock honored her guest, Mrs. V. D. Hunt, of Atlanta. with a bridge party on Tuesday after noon. Pink roses and white narcissus added to the beauty of the home. Mrs. Hunt won the score prize. mahogany sandwich basket, and was also pre- sented with artistic candlesticks as a souvenir of the Happy occasion.
 A notable event of the coming week VIII be the observance on Wednesday Of Lee-Jackson day. which will be fit- tingly honored with memorial exer- cises at II o'clock at the First Pres byterian Sunoay school room Dr. Frank Willis Barnett of Birmingham will be the orator of the day. At l o'clock lunch will be served to the William Henry Forney chapter. who have charge of the exercises Of the day and to the veterans of Calhoun county. Through out the state the Alabama chapters of <he United Daughters of the Confed- eracy have requested the ministers to honor the memory of Robert P. Lee