The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-23
TALENTED MEMBERS OF DRAMA LEAGUE
 CONTRIBUTE TO SEASONS PLEASURE

time, talent and Influence for the public veal, has worked zeaiously for the suc- cess of the league. The other officers are Mrs. ]. E. Aderhold first vice presi- 1 dent; Mrs. Horace Miller. second vice president and Mrs. James Cressweil !, Sproull, treasurer.
 In speaking of the future of the Drama League of America, John M Stahl the president, says, The determination of the future work of the Drama League of America will best be in the hands of those that have made it's past remarlS- able in high purpose and truly marvel ous in achievement. Where there is no vision the people perish Perhaps the most useful gifts of the gods to men IS imagination. The founder and the more recent workers have shown that they are enbued with this precious possession. It can hardly beckon them too far-the do- main of the drama may well be as wide as life itself. We cannot hope for the future of the Drama league any better fortune than that it shall walk along
 it's old paths as they extend into the fu- ture, guided by those who have nurtured and loved and led it.
 "Of course the chief work of the Drama league will continue to be educa- tive and inspirative. It will extend it's work among the communities of all de- grees and the churches of all creeds If tbc bIdfHd itdSte IS WOTJny anu makes it's worth known, it certainly will gain the support it must have to continue and exrand it's activities. The all important | thing to do is to secure a largely in- creased membership When the issue lies between the prestige of success and the humiliation of failure. nothing must be impossible. and that faith does move mountains Today the conditions are propitious. Doubtless some long in the harness are weary. It could not be other wise But those new in the work need must have the elbow touch. the cheery word. the enthusiasm of thu veteran. Not one must be lost. If the future of the Drama league is what it should be the recruits must have the hearty aid. the friendly instruction, the sincere the sympathetic cooperation of every one of that noble company that has made the
 past of the Drama league. For that. the recruits plead while they pledge their best endeavor." The William Henry Forney chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy were held most impressive exercises on W ednesday at the First Presbyterian church.
 Mrs. Joseph F. Aderhold the president of the chapter welcomed the students present and told why the United Daugh-
 ters of the Confederscy pays tribute to iLcc. dIu JdChSOH OH tIIe same OaIe. The
 United Daughters of the Confectionery
 ritual was recited In concert by the daughters who also sang Bonnie Blue Flag" Mrs. Robert Hampson sang the veterans favorite song, Loves Old Sweet SoHg.' and Mrs. Charles Pinnel I've Love You Still In Dixie.'' Dr. s. F. Hodge introduced Dr. Frank Willis Barnett of Birmingham, the bril- liant orator of the day, who held his audience intent from his first word Memorial hour was conducted by Mrs L. s. Anderson widow of Gen. "TIge" Anderson, whose memory Is revered by
 the veterans.
 After the exercises tempting lunch
 con was served to the veterans daugh-
 ters and visitors. during which clever
 toasts were given by Mrs. s. O. Ken
 nedy, Mrs. Thomas Herren, Mrs. Kiris
 Perrow, Rev. S. F. Hodges Rev Leon
 M. IAtimer and Captain Hodges and Dr.
 Barnett, in his fascinating manner paid
 a glowing tribute to the Daughters of
 the Confederacy.
 The wedding of Miss Miriam flaw
 kins of Atlanta and Mir. Alfred T. Cole
 man, which occurred last week at the
 home of the bride, came as a great
 surprise. Mir Coleman is one of An
 niston's most popular young men, who served with distinction as an officer In
 the World war. He IS member or one of Alabama's most prominent fam
 lilies. The bride is the daughter or pr. George Hawkins and unusually pretty and talented. She won a large circle of admirers during a recent visit to Anniston.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. E. Dry have issued invitations to large bridge and dancing party to be given in honor of Miss Alice Weatherly and Mir J. c. Inzer whose wedding will be solemn- ized at the First Presbyteria church on February 1.
 The Choral club will hold an opeh meeting on Friday, to which all of the
 associate members of the club have
 been Invited. Mrs. Evan Moon will address the club. using as her subject
 Musical Women of America" Mrs. Aderhold will give a sketch of five noted American singers and the favor ite song of each will be sung by the Choral club. Anniston music lovers are looking forward to the appearance
 of Miss Bettie Gilmore. the popular Birmingham harpist. who win hppear in concert on Thursday
 Miss Jamie Street was hostess last