The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-11

water Johnston, Mrs. s. L.. Galbraith, Mrs. Alma Quinn. Mrs. Hillyer Robln- son, Mrs Walker Collins, Mrs. Donald l Hancock. Mrs. Joseph Bellinger. Mrs. T. P Washburn, Mrs. Ben Spearman, Mrs. L. c. Watson, Mrs. o. H. Parker. Mrs Ralph Usrey. Mrs. J. c. Sproull. i Mrs. William Lloyd, Mrs T. D. May | bank, Mrs. Ross Blackmon. Mrs. i Louis Kidd, Mrs. Okey Williams, Mrs. | b. K. Miller Mrs. C. M. Woodruff, Mrs. Evan Moon. Mrs Perrin Co:e. man, Mrs. Paul Pttinger, Miss Ca-- l rie Knox, Miss Edith Johnston, Miss 1 Julie Jones, Mrs. Charles Kline, Mrs. Arthur Darden, Mrs J. c. Kyle and Mrs. Thomas T. Butler. who won the score prize.
 Mrs. Ross Blackmon entertained delightfully."- at her home on Quintard avenue Friday and Saturday after moons. The guests were invited to play bridge, and later in the after noon on Friday several friends called to have the pleasure of meeting Mrs Frank Woodruff of Boston, who has been the charming guest of Mrs. Wn- l liam A. Davis, ST. Mrs. Woodruff has often visited in the home of Mrs Davis and Mrs. ]. ]. Willett, and dur ing former visits has won many ad- mirers who were delighted to greet her when she came In with her hostess after the game.
 For the tables placed throughout the living rooms the following guests i were invited: Mrs. Hugh Merrill. Miss Katherine Herren, Mrs. Ben Spear man and Mrs. William Jenkins of Port l Royal, Miss. who won prizes; Mrs. Paul Pittinger. Mrs. Scott Roberts Mrs. D. K. Miller. Mrs. Frank John ston. Mrs. Louis Kidd, Mrs, Ralph Hay of Pittsburg. Mrs. Joseph Henry King. Mrs. William A. Davis, Jr., Miss Mary Pope Maybank Miss Carrie Knox. Miss Edith Johnston, Mrs. T. V. Ordway, Mrs. Harry Ayers, Mrs Wallace Bullhrd Miss Knoxie Ian ming, Mrs. Evan Moon, Mrs. l.. T.. Smith. Mrs. R. L. Meherg. Mrs. Wal. lace Cater, Mrs. T. l.. Huey, Mrs. c. M. Jesperson, Mrs. Arthur Darden. Mrs. Henry Booth. Mrs. Ralph Usrey, Mrs. Andrew J. Goodwin. Mrs. Joseph Wheeler. Mrs. R. D. Miller, Mrs. FL bert II. Willett, Mrs. L. c. Watson Miss Addie McCaa, Miss Julia Jones, Mrs. Gerald King, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. Percy Quinn, Mrs. Walker Col llns Mrs. John Carothers, Mrs. F. G. ralk. Mrs. Paul D. Vann. Mrs. Thomas King, Mrs. Frank Woodruff. Mrs. w. A. Davis, Sr., Mrs. R. H. Ingram, Mrs. Horace S. Leyden. Mrs. Rush Cole, Mrs. Bennett Pruett, Misses Virginia and Annis Lee Cater, Misses JulIa ana Jennie Davis and Miss Iva Cook,
 MT. and Mrs. James Milton Barley announce the marriage of theIr aaushter, Thelma Gladys, to MT. John EWen Hudson, which occurred on saturday evening at o'clock at inc nome or Rev. and Mrs. L. N. Claxton.
 Ihe marriage was witnessed by a lew friends of the popular young couple, who left immediately after the ceremony for n short trip, after which they will be at home in An histon. The bride Is very lovely ana attractive young girl, and her husband is one of tho city' most promising young business men whose friends are awaiting their re. turn with interest.
 MT and Mrs. John Henry Ingram or Lineville announce tho engage ment of their daughter. William, to MT. Henry Maddox Britain of Roa- noke. the wedding to be solemnized at me home of the brides parents on December 15. v"
 MT. and Mrs. Walter B. Merrill of ahnounce the marriage of .heir daughter Pearl, to MT. Stear- 1sns ~. burns' which occurred on Tuesday in Danville, Va. Mrs. Burn. IS pretty young nurse who recently was graduated from St. Lukes hos pttaI In Anniston. where she has grown to young womanhood, and the groom is son of Mir. and Mrs. I Larkus Burns of 1129 Quintard ava nue. MT. and Mrs. Burns will ar rive in the city next week and win De cordially welcomed by their many friends, who are waiting to shower them with good wishes.
 Announcement Is made of the mar rage in Columbia, Tenn, of Miss Net tie vaughn and Mir. Charles Martin, or Anniston, which was solemnized curing the past week. Mir. and Mrs Martin will arrive in Anniston to re- slde, where both are we'll known and popular and will make their home With MT. and Mrs. Govan Woodruff on Tyler Hill
 MT. Martin has been for several years connected with the Anniston pos. office and during this time has made many friends who are learning with interest of his marriage to the lovely woman of his choice. Mrs. Martin Is a sister of Mrs. Norris woodruff of Alexandria, having often been her guest and is not a stranger 10 Annistonians. who will welcome her as a resident and will extend con gratulations to the fortunate groom. The wedding was a very quiet affair. there being no cards.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Williams of An niston announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Permelia. to MT. Walter Thurston Schroder of At ianta, the wedding to take place In Atlanta on December 10.
 The following invitations have been received in Anniston. where the pros pective bride and groom are we'll known and very popular among their friends:
 Mrs. Charles Nathaniel wier re- quests the pleasure of your company at the marriage of her daughter, Ruth, to Mir. Hugh Harris Caldwell, on Friday, December 2s, 1921, high noon, 1880 Fairfield avenue, Shrsve- port, La
 At home. sss4 North Boulevard, Atlanta, Ga."
 For several years MT. Caldwell re- sided in Anniston, being connected with the Alabama Presbyterian col lege. where he was highly regarded by pupils and faculty as an educator and was socially quite popular. The young woman who soon becomes his wife has been the guest of Miss Mary Reade Smith on Tyler Hill and is un- usually talented and charming,
 She has been on the chautauqua stage and has also appeared In opera.
 Anniston and Birmingham friends are delighted to learn of the ap- preaching marriage of this delightful couple and will be pleased to know that they will reside in Atlanta.