The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-17
BY IVA COOK


 Anniston, July Especial Miss Virginia Beauchamp of Montgomery, who is the lovely guest of Miss kath- crime Sproull at her home on Quin- tard avenue, was honored on Monday evening with a dance at the Country club, which included about Go mem bers of the younger society set Of Anniston. Miss Beauchamp was beautifully gowned for the evening in a modish gown of white net over pink and proved to be quite belle yieing with her popular hostess Miss Sproull was gowned in light blue georgette beaded in pink, and was assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. James Creswell Sproull; her sister, Mrs. Roy Knight of Suf- folk. Va, and MT. and Mrs. Horace s Miller.
 Punch was served throughout the evening, and splendid music was fur nished by a string band Among the guests were Misses Eula Crook, Charlotte Jones, Nola Harris, Lucy Stillwell, Mary Burt Smith, Lola Mat tfson, Annie Burton Gay, Grace With erspoon, Mary Roberts Ordway. hath- crime Herren, Louise Connor, Carol- dean Talley, Mildred Fruett; Messrs' Edward Mccall, Eugene LaGarde Ralph Hamilton. Hyman Field. Ed Field, Gordon Mallory, William Brit ton, Louis Kidd, Albert Dry, James Msigs, Howard Cater, John Thomp- son, Robert Lee Field, James Wealth erly, pr. Charles Thigpen, Charles Miller and number of others.
 
 One of the delightful affairs of the month was the dinner party given at the Alabama hotel on Monday even ing in compliment to Miss Dorothy Bowron and Miss Elizabeth Ransom of Birmingham, who are the attrac- tive guests of Miss Mary Evelyn Ar mold on Tyler Hill and Miss Mariite Taylor of Mobile.
 Favors were used to mark the places of the guests and dancing was enjoyed later in the evening. Those present were: Miss Bowron, Miss Ransom, Miss Taylor, Miss Arnold, Miss Carrie French Turner, MT. Frank Russey, Frank Kirby, Harry Prather, Frank Pierce and Edward Arnold of Mobile.
 A wedding of interest to many friends was that of Miss Virginia Ed wards and MT. Vernon Mixer or An niston, who were married in Gadsueh on Monday afternoon, the ceremony naV1nR taken pldSO at N'S 'SAN~ Rev. A. J, Freeman.
 The bride and groom were accom- panied to Gadsden by MT. Louis Howle and Miss Madeline Mixer, who acted as attendants and returned to Anniston with the young couple 1m- mediately after the ceremony. A de- lightful wedding supper ana recep- ton had been planned at the nome of the groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. M c. Mixer. on Mobile street upon their return.
 MT. and Mrs. Kiker are at home al 1908 Noble street.
 The benefit bridge party gAen on Friday evening at the Country club was large and brilliant affair Mts' Van Moon and her committee, com posed of Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, Mrs c. M. Woodruff, Ars. T. D. Donoho, Mrs. L. r. Smith, Mrs. T. P. Wash burn. Miss Scott Robers, Mrs. Hull yer Robinson and Miss Mary Pope Maybank, deserve the highest praise for their untiring efforts In making the event the success 1t was ana TOT the charming manner in which they entertained the guests. Quite goodly sum was realized with which [ committee will purchase furniture to auCrH tu6 SpdNlVuS Ni'SANAA overlooks the golf course.
 The guests who were awarded prizes at the conclusion of the game were: Mrs. Arthur Dar1en, who wcr a most beautiful ostrich feather fan; Mrs. T. D. Donoho. who won silk parasol MT. c. E. Wells won hand some tie, and to MT. Harry Shepperd was presented a silk shirt. Decks of cards were also given to those mak- ing the highest score at each of the 80 tables.
 Among the guests present were: pr. and Mrs. Clifford Arberry, Dr. and Mrs. Wade H. Brannon, MT. and Mrs. Will Sproull. Mir and Mrs. Walk CT Stickney, pr. and Mrs. Paul D. yann, MT. and Mrs. Percy Quinn, Miss Gertrude Hambleton Shepperd. Mir Rhodes Goodrich, MT. and Mrs. Ger aid King, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Cole man, Miss Augusta Vann, MT. Wood Herren, MT. and Mrs. William A. Da- wis, Miss Katherine Roger of New Orleans, MT. Herbert Dent. MT and Mrs. T. T. Butler, MT. and Mrs. l.. T. Smith. Mrs. Edward Almon of Marion MT. and Mrs. Ed Smith. Miss Melda Haynes. MT. and Mrs. c. M. Woodruff Mrs. w. A. Holman, Mir. and Mrs S. L. Galbraith. MT. and Mrs. c. M.