The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-26

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 MISS KNOX one of Anniston's loveliest girls, wht
 a K. D. convention, after wh 
 Mrs. Arthur Jones, Miss Katherine Herren, Miss Mary Allen Oliver of Dadevlle, Mrs. Lawrence Graham, Miss Margaret Little, Mrs. c. E. Freel, Mrs. Shaler Houser, Mrs. Thos. Cleve- land Miss Josie Wilson, Miss Co., rinne Weaver, Miss Jane Holden No ble, Miss Louella Smith, Mrs. Wm. French of Gadsden, Mrs. Leon Lati- mer Mrs. R. B, Carr, Misses Jose phine Murphy, Misses Augusta, Caro- line and Virginia OBryant, Misses Ju- lia and Jennie Davis, Mrs. Geo. Brummell. Mrs. Willie Wilkerson, Miss Bessie Coleman, Miss Margaret Mitchell and her wedding party Miss Virginia Lusk of Fort Myers Fla, Miss Sarah Minor, of i1utaw, Evelyn Grammar, Miss Veinetta Ataty of Mobile. Miss Mary Joe Patterson of Tallassee and Miss Lucy Moore of Anniston; Miss Nellie Galliher. Mrs. Joe Broadnax, Mrs. Lomax Hawkins, Miss Eugenia Smith. Mrs French Bell, Mrs. H. B. Glover, Miss Iva Cook.
 very interesting group of women who have watched Anniston grow from a small town to the fourth city In Alabama gathered recently at the home of Mrs. Malone Ledbetter on Quintard avenue, for very informal party in honor of Mrs. J. W. New land, who came to Anniston as a bride thirty-one years ago, when her husband was called to serve ths First Methodist church as pastor. From point of residence Mrs I.edbetter Is the oldest living member of the local church to which she belongs, and 1t was indeed a happy thought to have her friends call and renew their friendship with Mrs. Newland, who is now residing with her niece, Mrs. Harwell Wilson. in Lincoln.
 Other pioneer members of the cnurch in the party were Mrs. NJ. M. Young who has for many years con ducted the woman's bible class. Mrs. Laura Edwards and Mrs A. B. Jones MT. T. J. Blake was host on Sat urday evening entertaining with a dance at the Alabama hotel in honor of Miss Louise Connor's guest. Miss Evelyn Newman of Arkansas. The pretty affair was chaperoned by Mrs. K 5. Blake and Mrs. Louis Kidd and the following young people attended : Misses Connor, Newman. Lillian Mar tin. Charlotte Jones, Lois Mattison. Josephine Murphy, Leona Nichols. Annie Burton Gay, Ruby Lively, Vir- ginia Snow, Messers. Ralph Hamil- ton, Sam Britton Eugene LaGarde, Charles Glenn, Edwin Mccall, Paul Vann, Jack Shipp, William Kirk, Cor don Mallory, Howard and Hanson Cater, John Thompson, Ben Lively, Hubert Herren and the splendid young host.
 1 MT, and Mrs. W. Frank Pr.tton announce the marriage of their daughter. Sara Margaret, to Capt D. Conn Anderson on June I9, at 7:30 o'clock at 41S Quintard avenue, An niston. Ala.
 1 This announcement was the occa | sion of much interest in the city where the pretty bride has grown l to young womanhood She is one of the most beautiful and attractive members of the younger society set and has for the past two years been popular student at the University l of Alabama. The marriage was a very quiet affair. witnessed only by the family of the bride. the cere- mony being performed by Rev. Leon l Latimer of the Parker Memorial Baptist church. Captain Anderson was formerly soldier at Camp Me Clellan, who was well known and highly esteemed. He is now stationed at Fort Sill. Ark, to which place he has taken his lovely bride.
 | On Friday afternoon at her home on Wilmer avenue, Miss Ethel Hou- I ser honored her guest, Miss Blanche | Mcconnell of Texas, with a 600 party. Miss Houser looked unusually sweet and attractive as she well comed her guests in dainty aft | ernoon frock of green organdie l Miss Mcconnell was quite pretty in a gown of white organdie trimmed with ruffles.
 I After an enjoyable game. the hos tess was assisted in serving an ice course by her mother. Mrs s. M Houser.
 On Thursday evening at her home Miss Helen Coleman entertained g few friends in honor of her birth day with a dinner party. Pink anc white sweet peas were used as deco rations and birthday cake adorned
 the center of the table, around whicf were seated MISS coleman, MISS
 Mary Sutherland, MT. and Mrs Rum
 mond Allen. MT. and Mrs, Samue
 Mounger, Mir. Harry McMillan ane
 MT. Adrian McMillian.
 One of the most successful ant
 brilliant amateur performances evel given before an Anniston audienc,
 was the Frank Jones 1921 Revue
 which was presented under thu
 auspices of the Euterpean club oi \ Wednesday evening at the Lyri'
 theatre. MT. Frank Jones, local di rector. who is a genius in all thing : theatrical, eclipsed past efforts il lis 1921 production and a recort breaking cpowd greeted the prom nent society folk and charming littl tots who participated in the enter tainmcnt.
 A fascinating scene was the gyps, scene. in which the "Neapolitan Sere made" was sung. and Mr. Jones ant | Miss Virginia Sproull rendered very artistic dance, both being un usually gifted in the terpsichoreai art Little Miss Betty Burgin 0 Birmingham was featured in thi l scene and made one of the distinc hits of the evening, She is a yer, charming little Miss, who has beei seen in Anniston shows severa times. and her appearance Is ssalway