The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-23


 Knox. Mrs. Eva Powers Comfy, Mrs. k. D. Miller. Miss Katherine Herren Mrs. A. J. Goodwin. Mrs. French Bell and Miss Iva Cook.
 Tea was poured by Mrs James T. Gardner, and sandwiches were served from prettily appointed table,
 A very charming courtesy to Mrs. Robert Bowie, who is leaving soon to Join MT. Bowie in St. Petersburg. Fla, was the informal luncheon on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ben jamin Spearman on North Leighton avenue. Mrs. Spearman asked a lew Of Mrs. Bowie friends of Ions standing for this event, which was lovely in every detail
 For the luncheon Mrs. Spearmans table presented a very pretty pie ture. centered with an artistic ar rangement of fruit upon handsome silver platter, around winch were grouped Halloween witches and black eats. Jack c OLanterns were used as place cards, on which were the names of Mrs. Bowie, Mrs. T. P. Washburn, Mrs. Thomas aCobb King, Mrs. Rush Cole, Mrs. Donald Hancock, Miss iva Cook tempting course luncheon was beautifully served to those. who enjoyed Mrs. Spearman's hospitality.
 Mrs. Harry Ayers, whose recent marriage was a notable event, was honored on Wednesuay by Mrs. sam uel Powers at a luncheon at her home on Leighton avenue, which in- cluded Mrs Ayers Mrs Hoyt L. Dobbs, Mrs Eva Powers Com1y, Mrs. John Stillwell, Mrs Gather Perry and Miss Mary Gardner
 Pink and white formed the deco rations for the luncheon table, around which the friends of Mrs. Powers gathered to greet the lovely bride of Mr. Ayers. Pretty place cards were used and a delicious course luncheon was charmingly served.
 A delightfully."- informal affair was the dinner dance which was given by Mir. ". w. Stringfellow at his hand some home on Christine avenue. The honor guests for the pretty event were Miss Julia Anderson and Miss Elizabeth Thomas of Montgomery, who spent several days in Anniston as the lovely guest of Mrs. Thomas Erby Kilby at her home on Wood stock avenue. Besides the honor guests MT. Stringfellow included: Miss Mary Pope Maybank, Mss Vir- ginia Sproull, MT. Oscar kilDy, MT. Thomas kilby, MT. Whit Clark Mir Lewis Clark and Mrs. kilby, who as- sisted in entertaining.
 Quite number of interesting teachers are in Anniston this winter and their presence always adds great ly to the soclal and intellectual life of the city during their residence here fEhn-a 1nNalxr ,,rl,. laa their homes to reside among Ann1s- tonians always find a warm welcome awaiting them and a number of en- tertainments are planned annually in their honor. Upon their arrival in the city this fall they were met at the station by members of the Rotary club, who have taken an interest In their welfare, and were thoughtful in arranging ears and escorts to as sist them in locating their places Of residence.
 Mir. w. w Stringfellow. who is ever mindful of the pleasure of oth- CTS and generous with his beautiful home and hospitality, was host on Wednesday afternoon in honor of the Anniston teachers and also included those from Oxford. From o'clock until 6 the guests enjoyed the hos pitality of the host and were delight ed with the many rare and interest ing furnishings which are found in the Stringfellow home, MT. String fellow and his late beloved wife. Susie Parker Stringfellow, having spent many years in travel through out the world, collecting rare things of every description which were to go into the house beautiful they had planned together.
 I.H IT, Stringfellows house guests, Mrs. John c. Anderson and Mrs. Philippa Ball Stratford of Montgomery assisted him in entertaining. Tea was poured in the dining room by these charming matrons who made a lovely picture while seated at the handsome table which was perfectly appointed. All three are endowed with grace and beauty and their presence added to the success of the afternoon. Among those present were: Miss Edith Johnston, Miss Pattie B. King, Miss Wren King, Miss Knoxie Lanning, | Miss Bessie Coleman, Miss Katherine ! Hunt, Miss Emily George, Miss Eula l Eagan, Miss Thelma Curtiss, Miss Marie. Hayden, Miss Felicia Metcalt, | Miss Ruth Shaw. Miss Laura Grady, Miss Clara Head, Miss Josephine Will | son. Miss Margaret Lea, Mrs. W. A. l White. Mrs. J. W. Farmer, Miss Mary Reade Smith, Miss Stella Huger. Miss Nackie Jirels, Miss Kate Adair, i, Miss Janice Martin, Miss Helen Tur- ner, Miss Gladys League. Miss Louise Lathem, Miss Kathleen Williams, Miss | Ross Patterson, Miss Clara Atkins. Miss Jessica Irwin, Miss Lucille Mat thews, Miss Margaret Britton, Miss | Bessie Mae Johnson, Miss Carinne { Miss Miona Few, Miss Kate | ,ox, Miss Ruby Cox, Miss Jamie Belle Harvey. Miss Annie Lee Cater, Miss |