The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-26
RARE JUNE NIGHTS IN
 ATTRACTIVE ANNISTON

I she was Immediately preceded by
 Master John Medders of Birming-
 ham, who carried the ring embedded ir the heart of lily. Mir Wright met hls bride before the altar, ac- companied by his best man, pr. | Richard House, and the impressive ceremony uniting the two lives was l beautifully read by Dr. Dobbs.
 MT. and Mrs. Wright left on an early train for a visit, to points in
 North Carolina and Tennessee. after which they will return to make their | home in Anniston.
 | One Of the many pretty courtesies l extended Co a group of very charm ing visitors was the luncheon ! "Wednesday given at the home of | Miss Eleanor Stillwell. on Christine avenue in honor Of Misses Lillian and Mary D. Marlborough of Hatties- burg, Miss, and Misses Annie Lee l Holloway and Emily Peck of Mont gomery. who arc the guests of Miss Stlllwell and Miss Martha Mallory, all having been classmates at Jud-
 son college Miss Stillwells party
 was a buffet luncheon. which was beautifully served by her mother. Mrs John Stillwell, Miss Lucy Still well and Mrs. Eva Powers Comfy, the dining room having been artis- tically decorated with quantities Of sweet peas.
 The guest list included Misses Marlborough. Miss Holloway, Miss Peck. Miss Mallory, Miss Hasseltine Caudle. Miss Mary Evelyn Arnood, Miss Virginia Ordway, Miss Knoxie Lanning. Miss Dorothy Baker of Or lando, Fla Miss Katherine Herren and her guest. Miss Mary Allen ol- iver of Dadeville.
 Miss Fannie Pickens Tart of Liv- kingston was the inspiration Monday evening for delightful surprise party at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Bell, on Leighton avenue. Tables were arranged on the spacious ! porch of the Bell home and rock was played until late hour, when delicious ice course was served. After this, Mrs. Bell, who is lovely hostess had planned surprise for her attractive guest and invited the party into the dining room, where the birthday cake, in pink ana white, adorned the table. This was cut and enjoyed by the happy young people, who brought all kinds of hu- morous gifts to the honoree. The affair was one of the happiest or the vacation season for the school girls and boys who attended.
 Yellow sunflowers and shasta dais- ies formed the floral setting for the pretty afternoon tea at the home or Mrs Carl Edwards, when Mrs. Ed wards and Mrs. Percy Allen were joint hostesses in honor of Misses Lil- Han and Mary D. Yarbrough of Hat tiesburg Miss, Misses Annie Lee Hol- loway and Emily Peck of Montgom- cry, and Miss Christine Robbins of Birmingham.
 A punch bowl was arranged on the porch embedded In a cluster of bright sunflowers and was presided over by Misses Kettle Wilson and Mary Burt Smith. They were assist ed by Miss Knoxie Lannig. The guests were welcomed at the door by Miss Hasseltin Caudle and Mrs. Chas Daougherty.
 The joint hostesses and the pretty honorees formed a receiving line in the large reception room. the guests. after lingering here for a time, were ushered into the dining room where refreshing ice course was served by Miss Mary Gardner, Miss Sarah Shaffer Mrs. Homer Lively, Mrs. Frank Britton, Mrs. G. c, Britton and Mrs. w. NJ. Schroeder. Those calling were; Miss Carrie French Turner.