The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-03

Leonard Ereeman Dudley, on Satur- day, June IS. 1921. at Newport. N. H.
 Mir. Dudley was one of the popu- lar men at Camp Mcclellan and has many friends in Anniston and Bir- mingham, who will read with in- terest of his marriage.
 The midsummer dance on Tuesday evening conducted by MT. Charles Miller and MT. James Weatherly. was one of the most successful given by the young society men of Anniston in many months.
 The ballroom at the Anniston Inn was used for dancing and the in- spring music was furnished by the famous Virginia Five Jazz band. There were about T5 dancers par ticlpating in this affair. Among the most popular girls present were; Miss Mary Pope May bank, Miss Mary Hudson, Miss Katherine Herren, Miss Anita Sioss of Birmingham, and jolly crowd who came down from Borden Wheeler springs, composed of Miss Martha Bass of Tampa, Fla, Miss Margaret Riley, Miss Rather inc Reese of Atlanta, who are guests at the springs hotel. They were ac- companied by Mir E, c. Bass. MT l.. l.. Bass. Mir. John Sims and sew eral others.
 Mrs. Robert Heath left yesterday for New York city where she will enter the vestoff-Serova Russian school Madame Serova has been recognized by the leading dancing teachers of America as the authority on chldren's work and interpre- tive dancing. Mrs. Heath is one Of Anniston's most charming young women and is noted for her artistic dancing and remarkable success m teaching juvenile classes. Her recent class exhibition was most beautiful success and reflected great credit upon the capable instructor who ls intensely interested in this line or work among children. It Is indeed a high compliment to be admitted to the Russian school, as there are a number of recommendations nee essarv Mrs. Heath was admitted unon the recommendation of one or her former teachers. MT Harry Nfi1es of Birmin gham, who has taken A keen interest in her progress.
 while in New York. Mrs. Heath sill he the guest of her cousin. Mrs' clarence Corruth. on Riverside Drlve'
 very informal porch party was given on Wednesday. in honor or MFs. T-anlz Pitts Of Tuscaloosa, ny MTs' Joseph Jackson Willett at her hana- some home in Christine circle, the hospitality including nunoer or old school friends of Mrs. Fitts. who knew her and adnlreo nei "s ingham Noble.
 possessine unusual beauty as child tho intervening years have added grace. charm of manner and Inc development of talents, all com bining to make a young woman or charming personality which delighted the friends who were invited by Mrs Wjllett to greet Mrs. Fitts on wed nesday.
 Mrs Fitts and her husband with their two children have gone to Asheville for a short visit. traveiins by motor.
 pr. Leroy Woodruff is now in Tus- caloosa where he is connected with the Bryce hospital. Mrs. Woodruff and little daughter will join him there shortly. after a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Houser on Chris tine avenue It Is with regret that Anniston gives up this lovely couple who have been so closely identified with the social and church life or the city, where they have lived since childhood.
 Among those attending the week end fete at Borden Wheeler Springs are J. T. Gardner, E. D. King, Chas. K Barker. A. R. Noble, A. L. Colds worthy, o. N Davis, K. L. Marsh, M Hickey, Fl. L. Hughes. Miss Josephine Nourse, Mrs. A. l.. Nourse, Frank Kirby, H. R. McQuinnan, Mrs. Julia Reynolds, Miss Juliet Reynolds, Miss Galloway, D. D. Duke, Miss Nellie GalIiher MT. and Mrs. J. c. Harris. Mir. and Mrs J. l.. Green, Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Cryer, A. G. Trammell. Miss West. Mrs. P. D. Black. MT. and Mrs. o. M. Alexander. Mss Coralee Aber- nathy, G. W. Turnipseed. Misses Helen and Lucille Turnipseed.
 A delightful lake party was given on Friday evening at Oxford Lake in honor of MT. William Goffigan of Norfolk, Va. a former soldier in the Twenty ninth division stationed at Camp Mcclellan. who has been a guest at the home of Mrs. A. H. Smith on Tyler Hill.
 In the party of congenial friends were: Miss Eugenia Smith. MT. Golf figan. Miss Virginia Ordway, MT. J. B. Holman, Miss Dorothy Quinn. Mir. Avery Ingram, Miss Lillian Martin. Mir. stanton Ingram. Miss Carrie French Turner, Mir. Pitts DouglaS,, Miss Mary Reade Smith, MT. ChAs. Leyden, Miss Anne Murphy. Mir. Rutherford. Miss Josephine Murphy. Mir. Harvey Allen. Mir. and Mrs. Joe spradley. tMary Lou Eichelbergerl. Mir. and Mrs. Earnest Williams (Paui- inc Witherspoon) and Mrs. A. H. Smith.
 Miss Masculine Caudle honored her guests on Monday evening with q jolly lake party which was one of the most pleasant of the many pretty af- fairs given in honor of Misses Lil- lian and Mary D. Yarbrough of Hat tiesburg, Miss. during their visit to their former home.
 The courtesy also included Miss Emily Peck and Miss Anime Lee Hol- loway of Montgomery, the guests of Misses Eleanor Stillweli and Martba Mallory. who have also been much entertained during their visit to An- niston.
 In the party were: Misses Lillian and Mary D. Yarbrough, Emily Peck, Annie Lee Holloway. Martha Mallory, Eleanor stillwell. The young mon were Mir. stanton Ingram. MT. Lowry Mallory. Mfr. Harvey Allen, Mir. Will liam Stickney. MT. Robert Lee Field, Mir. Chas. Miller. Mir. Wood Herren. Mir. Archie Philips and pr Chas. Thigpen.
 Misses Lillian Stewart and Mary Davis entertained recently at the home of the former in oxford, as a com D liment to Mrs, Qujtman Folmer of Chatahoochie, Fla, the guest of hka ,C \ rCssx-