The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
MRS. WILLIAM A. BARBER

4NSlllc U lNeW OTlGdHS.
 affords all kinds of recreation the scouts delight to revel in.
 In the party of the past week were Misses Eatelle and Ruth Southerland Virginia Snow, Lillabe1 Weaver, Mar garet Johnson, Elizabeth Mallory Messrs William Bibb, Robert Leary, and Hampton Borders
 MT. and Mrs. Merit H. Toland an nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter Daisy Harrison, to Mir. Willis Warren Grist, on Wednesday, at 1 80 o'clock, June 2s. at the Baptist Tab ernacle, Atlanta, Ga.
 Rev. John W. Ham, pastor, off ciated at the ceremony, which was witnessed by few friends and rela- tives, the brides father being among those present. The bride was love ly in travelling suit of dark blue tricotine with blue taffeta hat to match and accessories of gray Her bouquet was of pink roses and swan sonia. Mrs. Grist is the attractive daughter of MT. and Mrs. Poland. and had made her home in Oxford since childhood, where her friends are nu- merous. MT. Grist is prominent in business and church affairs in At lanta. where he was reared and where the bride and groom will make their home. They are now travel ing in the east.
 The Chat Noir club, which was re- gently organized and is composed of 12 boys of the young college set, had its initial entertainment on Thurs I1. .t.x..4 TrA ( ernment reservation, which is a most delightful place for outings.
 After the swim, tempting refresh ments were served to the following guests, who enjoyed the hospitality of the new club: Misses Katherine Sproull. Katherine Angle, Charlotte Jones. Mildred Pruett, Evelyn New man of Deamott, Ark; Louis Con- nor, Eula Crook Lucy Stillwell and Josephine Murphy. The boys were Messrs Edward Mccall, Edward Field. Hanson Cater, Howard Cater, Hyman Field, Hubert Herren. Eugene La Garde, Paul vann, Ralph Hamilton, Gordon Mallory, Jack Shipp. John Thompson. The party was chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. o. J. Angle, Mrs. E. E. Mccall and Mrs, Paul Vann.
 The Chat Noir club has a very att tractive room fitted up at the home of Edward Mccall on Woodstock ave- nue, and the officers are Edward Field, president; Eugene LaGarde, vice president: Edward Mccall, sec retary; John Thompson, treasurer.
 Miss Marie Burk was lovely hos tess on Thursday afternoon, when she e4a atertained at her beautiful home, "Belleyiew" at Jacksonville in honor of Mrs. Emory Mitchell of Dallas, Tex, and Mrs. H. H. Montgomery (Bunnie Darden), of Montgomery.
 The spacious porches were beauti- fully decorated in petunias, sunflow- CTS and handsome ferns, and five tables for playing bridge were placed amid the hanging baskets and vases of garden flowers. After an inter esting game, and Miss Burk is all ways a most gracious hostess, a salad and ice course was served. The guests were Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Montgomery Mrs. George Rowan, Mrs. A J. Kitchens. Mrs John Rowan, Mrs. G. P. Ide. Mrs. Mcdonald Pearson, Mrs. Henry Edwards. Mrs. yoorhees of New Jersey, Mrs. Gus Edwards. Mrs. R. w. Morris of Blr- min gham, Mrs F. NJ. Lawrence, Mrs. Alex Wilson of Winfield, Mrs. C. A. Whitemore, Misses Eleise stephen son. Monia Few. Mary Knox Fitz' Fannie warlick. Mary Goodlest, Emily Goodlet and Kathleen Murphy of New York. ~
 Among the Annistonians who at tended the festivities at Borden Wheeler springs on July Fourth wers Mir. w. H. Griffin. Mir. Arthur We'll horn. MT. and Mrs. Otto Latsch, Mr. R. R. Blake. Mir. W. s. Coleman. Miss Sadie Rrod. Miss Elsa Schauer. E. D. King. Edward Cater. Archie Philips, Harvey Allen, Leslie Edwards, pr. Charles Thigpen. Wood Herren, Miss Katherine Herren, Miss Virginia Sproull Miss Mary Pope Maybank' Miss Clyde Casey. Miss Miriam Schauer, Mir. O. L. Davis MT, Kay mond Marsh, Mir. Max Breen. MT. ana Mrs. Arthur Springer, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Allison, Miss Hannah Held, MT. and Mrs. Gerald King, Cleve scar DOT ough. MT. and Mrs. NJ. E. Pettus, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. c. Mixer. Miss Madeline Mixer. Miss Elizabeth Kiker. MT. and Mrs John Albert Smith, Mrs. Kate smith. Mir. Albert Nell. MT. O. W. Howell. Miss Nellie Hicks. Miss yashti Richey, MT. Morris Baker, MT. M. w. sproull. MT. A. Dugan. MT. Clif-
 
 ford Cryer.
 Mrs. Thomas l.. Robinson has re- turned to Anniston after a dehgntiui visit to Rome. her former home: While in Rome Mrs. Robinson had the honor of painting, by special re- quest. a portrait of Mrs. Martha liar nor Shorter of Shorter college fame. which was unveiled with a very pretty ceremony at the home of her cousin. Mrs. F. B. Brown. for whom inc painting was done. This work Of art afforded Mrs. Robinson much pleasure upon her vis,t 70 noa".' 'hare she and her late husband have a host of relatives and friends, and She was the one person who com bined the talent with personal mem ories of Mrs. Shorter that caused ner to achieve a greater success in repro dvcinr her beautiful picture. As Miss Hillyer. Mrs. Robinson was teacher of art at Shorter. while her