The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
MORNING PARTIES IN ATTRACTIVE ANNIST0N
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 ice course which was served at the conclusion of the game.
 There were IS tables of players, and the prizes went to Mrs John Worrell, who was presented with a hand-painted tray. and Mrs. W, B. Lampkin of Birmingham was award ed pair of yellow candles hand painted. Among the out-of-town guests were: Mrs. John Bentley of Augusta, who received much atten- ton as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Theodore P. Washburn; Mrs. Owen Graham of Huntsville, the guest of Mrs. Walker Collins, and Mrs. Lamp kin of Birmingham, who is spending the summer in Anniston
 Masses Myrtle and Hazel House, who are enjoying summer in the east, and are al present with their brother, Capt. Ray NJ. House, in Washington, have written of meet ing with many old friends who were stationed at Camp Mcclellan during the World war. With their brother and Mir George Bowling, these two attractive girls recently attended dance at Camp Meade, where national guard troops were encamped. and had the pleasure of meeting again Gen. eral Bandholtz, General Record, Col onel Markey, Major Waller. Maj. Preston Lane, Major McNicholas, Ma j0r Grimes, Capt. Harry Butler, Capt. Gene McFall, Captain Sweeney. and a number of others. Many of those mentioned have received deserved promotions won while in France with the famous Twenty ninth division.
 
 Mrs. Homer Lanford was a lovely Hostess on Wedneday afternoon at her beautiful home in Christine Cr- ole. entertaining with a large TOOK party, many of the guests being members of her rock club. The Lanford home is an ideal place for entertaining, the entire lower floor being thrown open to the guests and tables were placed in the reception hall, library and parlor, the beauty of the spacious rooms being en- hanced with quantities of bright vel low flowers sent by admiring friends of tho hostess.
 Among the guests who enjoyed the afternoon, some playing and others calling after the game, were: Mrs. W. M. Salter, Mrs. Neil Sellers, Mrs. Govan Woodruff, Mrs. Carl Edwards, MrE George Cryer. Mrs. Fletcher Spearman. Mrs. John Stillwell. Mrs. Eva Conly. Mrs Okey Williams, Misses Marie and Virginia Cater. Mrs, J. K. Lanning, Mrs. Wade Hampton Grammar, Mrs. S. M. Caudle, Mrs, n. c. Shipp. Miss Nellie Snow, Miss Emma Lee Ledbetter. Misses Ouida and Winnie Lynch, Mrs. Emmett Me Call, Mrs. Thomas Herren, Mrs. E. Lee Field. Mrs. Ben Sawyer, Miss Sarah shaffer, Mrs. II. B. Glover. Mrs. R. M. Ingram. Mrs. Thomas In gram. Mrs. E. W. Ledbetter, Mrs. z. Mrs. Elizabeth McCiurkin of Atlanta. Mrs. J. c. Norton, Mrs. H. B. Hudi- sill. Mrs. Will Wilson, Mrs. C. R. Bell. Miss Brilla Lloyd, Mrs. Luther Lilies, Mrs. T. %F. Huey, Mrs. Hugh Merrill, Mrs. T. V. Ordway, Mrs. J. T. Gardner. Mrs. Vernon Ordway, Mrs. T. l.. Gragam, Miss Caroline Agee. Mrs. Miller Herren. Mrs. W. P. Acker, Mrs. Henry Edmondson. Mrs. James Fouche Matthews. Miss Josef Wilson. Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mrs. r. D. Yam. Mrs. Walter F. Brown, Mrs. E. c. Anderson. Mrs. Joseph Ader hold, Mrs. Bennett Pruett, Mrs. Thomas H. Kilby. Mrs. Hillyer Rob- inson, Mrs. George Cater, Mrs. J. .. Sproull, Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, Mrs. W. H. weatherly. Miss Caroline Agec, Ml6x Iva COOK.
 Miss Ethel Duke of Gadsden, who has been the lovely guest of Miss Patti Hayne, has returned to her home after a pleasant visit to friends. Miss Duke possesses a very charm ing soprano voice and while in the city delighted two audiences with beautiful solos. She first appeared at the Parker Memorial Baptist church, rendering, "The Lord Is My Salvation" at tho Sunday morning service and in the afternoon at the community sing at the Lyric thea ire. singing in a most pleasing way. "Out Where The West Begins" and Look For the Silver Lining" Both songs were well rendered by this attractive young woman who Is pupil of Miss Finney in Gadsden. and reflects much credit upon her teach