The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-30
ANNISTONIANS ON
 U.C. V. SPONSORIAL STAFF
By IVA COOK

TOT the entertainment or her guests, Mss Knox presented a short musical programme, with Miss Has seltine Caudle, one of Anniston's most brilliant and accomplished young girls. playing several selections in delightful style. This young mu- sician's talents are of a very high order and music loving Annistonians are particularly glad that she has returned from her studies and will spend the winter at home. Miss Han nah Crook, who is being warmly well comed as an Annlstonian, sung two brilliant numbers. The Winds in the South" by Scott and Huntington 1 Woodman's Birthday" which Is very popular Miss Crook was skilfully accompanied by Mrs. J. Carlyle Kyle, ! another talented young woman whose presence at things musical Is | always an added attraction.
 X very quiet but impressive we'd ding occurred on Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Annie Quinn, when her daughter, An nie Elizabeth, became the bride of MT. Gordon Lee Hamrick of Besse- mer.
 Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Percy A. Quenn sang very sweetly. T Love You,' after which the bride and groom entered the living room, which
 was made very lovely with quantities ! of autumn leaves and chrysanthe- nuns. Miss Quinn and the man of her choice approached an improvised altar where the presiding minister awaited them and spoke the solemn words which united their young lives. Rev. S. F. Hodges of the First Presbyterian church. where the bride has been devout member. officlated and pronounced the marriage vows. Miss Dorothy Quinn acted as her sis ter's maid of honor and looked un- usually pretty in a frock of brown lace, carrying an arm bouquet of yell low chrysanthemums, while the bride was stylishly attired for travelling Her tailleur suit was of brown cloth with accessories to match and she carried a bouquet of brides roses.
 After a very informal reception MT. and Mrs. Hamrich left for a short trip, after which they will make their home in Bessemer. The out -of-town guests present were: Mrs. Julia Ham rick and Miss Shirlie Hamrich of Ce- dartown, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Quinn of Decatur, Miss Bessie Wharton and Mrs. Joel Pyle of Rome.
 Mir. W. w. Stringfellow's beautiful home "Amicenza," presented a most alluring scene on Tuesday evening, when this genial host entertained in honor of MT. and Mrs. Harry Nell Ayers. Mir. Stringfellow, Mr. and Mrs. Ayers, Mrs Harry Shepperd Mrs. c. M. Woodruff Mrs. George Goodrich, and Mrs Frank Johnston received in the spacious reception hall.
 The house, which is charming and artistic. being elaborately furnished with articles gathered from the cor ners of the world. was lavishly dec orated with autumn flowers and the many wonderful candle sticks which are very pretty feature of the home were lighted on this occasion and shed B soft glow over the homo and the assembled guests. Mrs. Ayers was charming in black evening gown, Mrs. Shepperd also being hand somely attired in black, with a rare shawl of old rose thrown over her shoulders. Mrs Woodruff was in creation of turquoise blue. Mrs. Johnston was in a becoming gown of l pink and Mrs. Goodrich's toilette was of black lace. Those assisting In en- tertaining were: Mrs. b. l.. Turner, Mrs. Henry Young, Miss Mary Gard l ner, Miss Elizabeth Roberts, Mrs. Eva Powers Comfy, Mrs. Robert Heath Mrs. Walker Reynolds.
 Mrs. Lansing Taylor Smith was hostess during the weekend, enter taining at her attractive homo near the Country club, with a bridge party in honor of Mrs. Robert G. Bowie, who will in the future make her home in St. Petersburg. Fla. The Smith home, which is very attractive presented 8 beautiful appearance on the occasion of the party, decorated with quantities of flowers and au- tumn leaves blending into harmony with the elegant furnishings of the home. Artistic place cards and prizes l were a feature of the party and Mrs. smith presented Mrs. Bowie with a handsome souvenir of the lovely event in her honor.
 The guest list included: Mrs Bowie. Mrs. John Worrell, Mrs, Don aid Hancock. Mrs. T. P. Washburn. Mrs. Thomas Cobb. King, Mrs. Joseph Bellinger, Mrs. T. T. Butler, Mrs, Walker Stickney, Mrs. Walker Col lins. Mrs. Benjamin Spearman. Mrs, c. B. Wells Mrs. Randolph Reynolds. Mrs. Joseph Spradley, Mrs. Will Nal Tory, Mrs. Rush Cole. Mrs Evan Moon. Mrs. Gerald King. Miss Iva Cook.
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