The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

THE BIRMll Homer and Jack Lanford of Anniston. Misses Alice Harris and Lois Jones Messrs, Bernard Schmidt and Charlie Jones of Lincoln. Mir. and Mrs. VII son have given the young folk q touch of country life, the festivities including & number of hikes, "cook outs" drives, pienics and parties.
 Announcement Is made of the mar riage of Miss Flora Van Sandt and Mir. Augustus Broadnax of Atlanta. which occurred on June Il at the Rev. Ashby Jones officiating. Mir. and Mrs. Broadnax left immediately for an automobile tour through the east, after which they will be at home in Atlanta.
 Among the out-of-town guests for the Rogers-Cater wedding. which oc- toured on Wednesday evening at the First Presbyterian church. were: Mrs. W. H. Williams. Mir. and Mrs. Letcher Pippin and children of Bir- mingham. Mir. and Mrs Howard s. Williams and children of Hattiesburg. Miss, Mir. and Mrs. James williams of Wsycross, Ga, Mrs. Hugh A. Eos ter Miss Foster or Columbia. Tenn [. Miss Mary Barlow of Piedmont. MISS Elizabeth Turner of Gadsden, Mss Maryha Dean Crow of Jacksonville Mrs. II. E Trowbridge of East Orange, N. J.. Mrs. W. A. Rogers, Miss Annie Rogers. Mir. Frank Rogers, MT Charles Kirby. Mir. Robert Huggins. MT. Donald Sanders of Spartansburg, $. C.. Mir. and Crs. Carroll Rogers of Flat Rock, N C., MT. Gary Nichols of Jemison of Macon. and number Of others.
 Miss Anne Maury of Roanoke, Va, who has been the recent guest or Mrs. Max wellborn in Atlanta, mo- tored over with Mir John Weilborn for a visit to Mrs. Fouche Mat thews (Margaret Wellborn) on Quintard avenue and renew her ac- quaintance with 8 number of girl hood friends. She is very charm Ing young woman and more beauti- ful than ever. Since her departure from Anniston, Miss Maury has suent great deal of her time at the White House in Washington as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wood row Wilson, where she was the re- cipient of much attention.
 Mrs. Matthews honored her guest with a two-table bridge party. to which were invited number of girlhood friends of the honoree, in- cluding Mrs. Homer Turner, Mrs. Roy Knight of Suffolk, Va. Mrs. Ed ward Almond of Marion. Miss Mary Pope Maybank, Miss Virginia Sproull, Miss Julia Jones, Miss Ger trude Hambleton Sheppard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Turner en- tcrtainsd house party this week at their country place near Ohatchee, the guests being Misses Mary Reade Smith, Miss Elizabeth Roberts, Mir William Henry Woods and pr. George Lang of the University oi Alabama All were delightfully."- en- tertained during their visit to MT and Mrs. Turner. who are ideal as host and hostess. their lovely home being one of the most interesting country places in Calhoun county.
 Among cAe pre-nuptial affairs given for Miss Elizabeth Cater and MT. Allen Rogers, was picnic and swimming party at the lake on the government reservation, given by pr Thomas l.. Smith. The motor ride cut was delightful and refreshing and the picnic dinner planned oy the host was temptingly served ate in the evening on the veranda or the cottage formerly occupied by the commanding general of Camp Me C.ellan. This was brilliantly lighted and, as 1t occupies a conspicuous place on one of the heights in the center of the camp. the scene on perfect moonlight night was quite pretty one.
 pr. Smiths guests were; M'ss Cater. Misses Virginia Ordway, Dor othy Quinn, Mary Hudson. Kary Lee Foster of Columbia, Tenn, Martha Dean Crow of Jacksonville. Vioie' Aderholdt, Nina Harris of Birmins' ham. Messrs Arthur Wellborn Wal lace Aderholdt. Avery Ingram, sam. uel Ingram. Dr. Charles Thigpen. D. D. King, Wilkes Coleman, Erwin Cater, pr. and Mrs. A. p. Cul person Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Williams
 MT. William Burns was honoreo with a dinner party on Friday even ing by his mother, Mrs. J. l.. Burns at their home on Quintard avenue inc honor guest having just returned from panville Military academy, 10 spend his vacation in Anniston. Ine dining table on this occasion was unusually beautiful with decorations of yellow. the color being effectiVeiy used in the dinner course which TOT lowed. The guests were: Misses Net tie Wilson, Lillian Martin, Mars Fcrd Little. Gladys Gay, Lucy NOT wood. Messrs. O. M, Phillips, Ciyde Edmondson, Ralph Alexander, ster- l,ng Burns and William Burns
 "A wedding of interest In Mary ,~nd Virginia and the south, was solemized at the Presbyterian church Chevy Chase. at noon today between pr. Henry Johns Berkley Of the iac- ulty of the Johns Hoskins university and Mise Mary Miles Jordan or South Carolina. Rev Harris E. Kirk, Of the Franklin street Presbyterian church Baltimore. officiating. The ceremony was attended by immediate ianl'Iies of pr. Berkley and Miss Jordan after which pr. and Mrs. caraen Y. "al rer of Chevy Chase. cousins ot the bride. entertained the bridal party at breakfast"
 "Dr. and Mrs. Berkley left early ii, the afternon for New York. where they will stay until they sail Tor Europe, toward the end of the month where they will remain until winter says the Baltimore Sun. This mar riage will be of more than ordinary interest in Alabama, the bride hay ing made her home in Anniston for several years where she Is widely known and beloved. She came ori- Einally from that part of the south famed for Its lovely women and she las commanded social prestige which she is entitled to by her unusual charm and beauty, inhcriting these distinctive characteristics from long line of distinguished ancestors rr. Berkley Is an eminent neuroloslst whose writings are an authority on
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