The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04
MRS. ETTA B. SMITH

, Northfield, Minn., announces the en-
 ge cement of her daughter, Edel Le-
 noir, to Mr. Henry Nell Ayers, the wedding to take place at St. Olaf chapel in Northfield on September 2s. The following cards have been re- ceived: MT. and Mrs. James Patter- son Mable request the honor of your presenGe at the marriage of thefr daughter, Emma Lee. to MT. Benjamin Dudley Williams, Saturday after noon, September TO- at 5 o'clock, 1921. SIS East Seventh street, Anniston."
 Beautiful and artistic was the re-
 ception on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joseph Spradley on Ty- Ter Hill The handsome home, which is very pretty white structure. in a setting of many trees and shrubs, was made especially attractive.
 Upon entering the home the guests kwere received on the porch. where a delicious fruit punch was served by Miss Elizabeth Mallory. The origin
 ality of the hostess was displayed in the pretty arrangement of the punch bowl. A tall block of ice had been frozen for the purpose. and in it
 were wreaths of roses and asparagus fern. This was placed on marble slab and the punch was served from
 cavity in the ice
 The guests were greeted by num- Der of friends of the hostess, who formed her receiving line in the drawing room. With Mrs Spradley stood Miss Elizabeth Smith of Bir- mingham, Miss Erin Shaffer of Ro- snoke and Miss Marlite Taylor of Mobile, the honorees. A bevy of young girls assisted in serving re- treatments in the dining room. which was a bower of ferns and cut flow ers. The plates held salad. sand wiches. olives, hints, angel food cake and ice cream in the shape of lily. The presence of Mrs. George w ! Eichelberger and Mrs. Ophelia Eich- elberger. mother and grandmother O. the hostess, added to the pleasure of the afternoon
 Among the guests were: Misses
 Mary Evelyn Arnold. Miss Hasseltine Caudle, Miss Eleanor Stillwell. Miss
 Martha Mallory, Miss Knoxie Lam ming, Miss Nellie Galliher. Miss i Gladys Brown of New Orleans, Miss
 Mary Reade Smith, Miss Eugenia
 Smith, Miss Kathleen Duke. Miss
 Frances Morgan. Miss Anne Murphy
 Miss Louella Smith. Miss Bessie Cole
 man, Miss Emory Rudisill, Miss Dill llian Martin, Miss Caroline Agee
 Misses Marie. Annie Lee and Virginia I Cater, Miss Kathleen Searcy of Tus- i caloosa, Miss Edith Roberts of Nash
 vile. Mss Margaret Little. Miss vir-
 sinia Sproull. Miss Mary Pope May han. Miss Alice Clark Carre. Miss i Eddie McCaa Miss Virginia ordway i Miss Iva Cook, Mrs. W. P. Acker Mrs. Frank Brandon. Mrs. Gerald
 King, Mrs. John B. LaGarde. Jr., Mrs
 Samuel Stickney. Mrs. Homer Turner i Mrs. Fletcher Spearman, Mrs. Frank i Jones, Mrs. Charles D. Kline and a
 number of others.
 i Mrs. William Orrison entertained very chaming on Wednesday evening at her home in Glenwood Terrace the members of the "Wednesday ] bridge club. She had as her honor guests, Miss Margaret Barker oi l Gainsville, Ga, who is with Mrs. Rob- ert Heath for the week, and Mrs Powell Cotter of Evansville. Ga, whc has arrived for a visit to Mrs. Wal ker Reynolds.
 At the conclusion of the game
 prises were awarded to Mrs. Walker
 Stickney and MT. Fred Tyler, thu gifts being lovely pieces of pottery The guest list Included: Mss Parker Mrs. Cottsr, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Key holds, Miss dlcnnis Hancock, Mrs Homer Turner, Mrs. Walker Htickney
 MIss Gertrude Aanableton 6hepperd
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