The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

|, of Gadsden, state regent of the D. A. R.. has been the occasion of much so-
 cial activity In Anniston during the weekend, as Mrs. Robinson formerly
 made her home here where she is very popular among large circle of friends. One of the most prominent events in honor of this distinguished woman was one elaborate luncheon on Saturday at the Anniston inn, at which were gathered the members of the Bienvilie chapter of Anniston and
 members of the Fort Strother chapter of Oxford. who acted as hostesses. Among the guests were: Mrs. J. c. Street, regent of the Bienville chap ter; Mrs. Horace s. Miller, Mrs. W. N. Salter, Mrs. E. c. Polk, Mrs. J. Kirk Perrow. Mrs. Frank Brandon, Miss Fe iicia Metcalf, Mrs. Cecil Young. Mrs. Fl. L. Cater Mrs. D. P. Haynes, Mrs.
 Charles D. Cline, Mrs. Robert Dean,
 Mrs. George Goodrich. Mrs. William c. Crutchfield, Mrs William R. owen, Mrs. James Draper, Mrs. Samuel Hodges, Mrs. Thomas Herren, Miss Anne Van Ness Blanchet, Mrs. Camp bell Gillespie and Miss Carrie Knox, all members of the Anniston chapter. Members of the Oxford chapter pres ent were Mrs. J. W. Cunningham, Mrs. D. F. Constantine, Mrs. J. K. Gladden., Mrs. Earl Harvey, Mrs. J. H. Harwood, Mrs. T. H. Burton, Mrs. Laura Jeffers. Mrs. E. T. Allen, Mrs. c. D. Pace, Mrs. R, A. Hingson, Mrs. o. NJ. Reynolds
 and Miss Willie Gunnels.
 The Drama league, under the able direction of Miss Carrie Knox, who is assisted by a number of prominent club women, has given to Annistonians this season a most creditable and ar tistic series of lectures and short plays. One of the best offerings of
 the year was the address given re-
 gently by MT. Fritz Leiber, noted Shakespearean actor, who appeared at the local theatre in Hamlet" MT.
 Leiber's talk before the Anniston cen
 ter, which was organized >by Mrs.
 B. Nj. wilkerson of Birmingham. was
 thoroughly instructive and highly ap
 preciated by a large audience of cul- tured clubwomen.
 The attraction on Friday evening for the members of the Drama league was . ehort Russian play. "The Bear" given under the direction of MT. WE- liam Woods, recently returned from Harvard, where he studied dramatics. MT. Woods chose for the cast, MT. Phil Whiteside, a former member of the Blackfriar Dramatic club of the Uni versity of Alabama, who was assisted by Mir. and Mrs. Hillyer Robinson, both very talented. Mrs. Robinson ts noted | for her grace and beauty.
 So charming and successful was this | performance, 1t was presented by the local artists on Saturday evening in | Gadsden.
 ]! Friends of Mrs. Ebert Lyman and | attractive children, Miss Celeste Ly- man, Masters Ebert Jr., and William. will regret to know they will leave l Fo. a1,tvf1h hiIa Ga., where they will join Major Lyman,
 who is now with the regular army at
 that post.
 1 Mrs. Lyman's absence will be keenly l felt from church and social affairs of the city where she has for some years taken prominent part. Major Lyman
 served with distinction overseas and Europe decided to remain with the l army. It is indeed with regret that
 Annistonians give this popular fam
 lily to Columbus.
 | MT. E. R. Moore announces the mar riage of his daughter, Marie lone, l to Mir. Wade M. Bagley, the marriage the home of Rev. I. N. Caxton, pastor of the First Baptist church. in the presence of few friends and relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Bagley will be at home ! in Anniston.
 | MT. and Mrs. George W. Henry ar- l nounce the engagement of their daughter, Esta Elizabeth, to Mir | George Marshall Brummell, the we'd
 ding to occur on April 5, at the Par ker Memorial church.
 1 Mrs. J. W. Pearce was a delightful | hostess of Wednesday afternoon, en- tertaining with mise, aneous
 shower in honor of Miss Beatrice
 Coyle. whose marriage occurs on Feb 1 ruary 20 to MT. Raymond A. Black l ston. Among the guests present were:
 Mrs. c. P. Browning, Mrs. Gordon
 Conner, Mrs. w. o. Grant, Mrs. B. K.-
 Evans. Miss Geneva Cooper, Mrs. c. A. Perley and Miss Ruth Pearce. Mrs. Fred c. Schilling, formerly of Birmingham. announces the engagement
 of her daughter, Mabel Weller, to MT.
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