The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-12
on Clark of Miami, will scatter flow CTS in the pathway Of the bride.

MT. and Mrs. J. w Rose announce | the marriage of their daughter. Ruth
 to MT. Lewis Mccormack, which oc-
 cured at their home on Saturday af- | ternoon in the presence of a few in- l vited guests. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. White and at 6:30 the young couple left immediately for Birmingham, and a visit to the gulf coast. The bride and groom
 were attended by Miss Vasti Richards.
 Miss Essie Cannon, MT. Ed Crowder
 and Mir Ed Banks.
 | MT. and Mrs. Mccormack will be | at home in Anniston
 | Mir and Mrs. Carl M. Dorster have arrived In Anniston from Roanoke and will spend the summer months at the Anniston Inn. MT. Dorcester Is at the | head of the music department at the Virginia college at Roanoke, and while In the city will teach a sum-
 mer course In piano. Mrs. Dorster Is also gifted as a musician and pos sesses voice of unusual quality and cultivation.
 MT. Dorster Is a graduate of the Leipsic conservatory and has had
 many years experience in this art. Some of his pupils are now occupying l conspicuous places in the musical world
 Two other attractive musicians are l receiving much attention while visit ing in Anniston. They are Mrs. Lll- Han Reese Gertman and Paul Clark Stauffer of Denver, who were select
 ed recently by Governor Shoup to fill two scholarships offered Colorado students by the American Conserva-
 tory of Music. which will be con- ducted during the summer months In pa snn nfr trn h tIo1t E~ray, Mrs. Thomas Bell of New York, who was the lovely Sue Hardy of Birming- ham, is being extensively entertained | while on a visit to Anniston friends and relatives. One of the prettiest i'm | formalities in her honor being the | late afternoon porch party at the
 handsome home of Mrs. Charles Rem | froe Bell. on Leighton avenue, when
 she and Mrs. French Bell were joint l hostesses. | Mrs. Bells porch was attractively
 arranged for this event and standing with the hostesses we're the honoree
 and her hostess. Miss Katherine Bell, Mrs. Ben Spearman and Mrs. James T. | Gardner. The tea table presented a | pretty picture centered with cut
 glass basket of sweet peas from which tea. sandwiches, rosettes and
 candy were served by Mrs. Henry
 Booth, Mrs. Robert Bowie, Mrs R. D.
 Miller. Miss Mary Gardner, and Miss
 Iva Cook. About 50 guests called.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. P. Sweatt who re-
 gently came from Birmingham to An
 niston to reside. where Mir. Sweatt is
 manager of the Alabama Power com
 pany. were honored on Thursday eve
 ming with five hundred party at
 the home of Mrs Frank Russey. when
 the following guests enjoyed the hos | pitality of this attractive hostess:
 Mir. and Mrs. Sweat. MT. and Mrs. c. M Jesperson. MT. and Mrs. H. A. Sor-
 dosky, Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Haggerty, MT. and Mrs. O. J. Henkle MT. and 1 Mrs. L. M. Burns. Mrs. K w. Pepper
 dean, Miss Mary Woodall. MT. and
 Mrs. G. H. Cress, MT, Leo Turner and
 MT. l.. B. Cannon. Mrs. Sweat was
 presented with a basket of sweetpeas 1 and there were three prizes awarded | Mrs. Pepperdean won dainty carna- | ton vase. MT. Burns a Dutch ash tray
 and to Mrs. Haggerty fell the conso | lation prize, Japanese Incense burn
 CT. A tempting midnight luncheon
 was served at the conclusion of the | game.
 Miss Elizabeth Cater, one of the
 months most charming brides, whose | marriage to> Mir. Allen Rogers of Co.,
 lumbia, s. C., will occur. on Wednes- | day evening. was honored with large
 reception on Friday afternoon at the home of the Misses Cater on Leighton avenue. Miss Virginia Cater. Mis-, 1 Marie Cater. Miss Annie Lee Cate and Mrs. Wallace Cater acted as join hostesses and the affair was one ~