The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-01

ter, Ena, to Mir. William Patrick Rochester on Saturday. December 24, 1921, Greenvllle, S. c.
 Afttr a wedding trip to New Or leans, Mir. and Mrs. Rochester will be at home in Richmond, Va.
 Mir. and Mrs. T D. Donoho were hosts on Tuesday evening at their home on Woodstock avenue in honor of their house guests, Mir. and Mrs. Horace W. Head of Augusta and Mrs. Fred Jackson of Birmingham, who are among the holiday visitors in An niston The Donoho home was re- splendan twith lights and Christmas decorations and the following friends gathered for an informal evening of bridge: Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, MT, and Mrs. William A. Davis. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, f<r and Mrs. $. L. Galbraith. Mir. and Mrs. Rdgely Miller MT. and Mrs. Alma Quinn, Mir. and Mrs. William Orrison, MT and Mrs Walker Stickney. Mrs. Homer Turner of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. Ben Spearman. MT. Frank Darlington, Mir. Frank McGraw. Mrs. Wheeler was awarded the lprize for making the highest score Galbraith fell the gentleman's prize.
 
 late evening, after a very delightful game.
 MT Raymond Marsh and Mir. Hoyt Glenn have been very successful in managing holiday dances during the Christmas season and two very de- lightful ones have been given under their direction at the Anniston Inn The Frank Jones orchestra, which q IU haa mia n1 a pd larged, furnished on both occasions inspiring music, which was quite 8 1 treat for those in attendance. All ] of Anniston's beaux were present and among the pretty girls of the city and from out of town who were on the guest list were: Miss Mary Pope MayBank, Miss Katherine Her ren, Miss Julia Jones. Miss Virginia Sproull, Miss Augusta Vann, Miss Eugenia Thompson, Miss Julia Reyn- olds, Miss Coralee Abernathey, Miss Virginia Ordway, Miss Josephine 1 Nourse, Miss Mildred Fulton. Miss Katherine Angle, Miss Katherine l Sproull, Miss Eula Crook, Miss Gladys Gay, Misses Mary and Claire , Booth of Columbus, Ga; Miss Mary Ford Little and Miss Georgia Cham berlain of Atlanta and their hostess, Miss Josephine Murphy; Miss Mildred Pruett, Miss Lois Mattison. Miss Mary Noble. Miss Clyde Casey, Miss Ruby i Collins, Miss Carrie French Turner, 1 Miss Charlotte Jones, Miss Mary Por- 1 ter; from Gadsden, Miss Helen Dun | lap, Miss Iva Duke, Miss Louise l Womaek; from Talladega, Miss Gladys Manning, Miss Katherine Ven able, Miss Sarah Oliver, Miss Martha Minge; from Jacksonville, Miss Anne Forney Rowan. Miss Avery Caldwell Miss Lillian Van DeVander, Miss Mill dred Sharpe, Miss Juanita Griffith. The chaperones were: Mrs. James Creswell Sproull, Mrs. Paul D. Yam, MT. and Mrs. o. M. Alexander, Mrs o. J. Angle, Mrs. l.. G. Jones, Mrs. T. D. Maybank, Miss Iva Cook. One of the prettiest informal af- fairs of Christmas week was the ait ernoon tea on Monday, given by Miss Juliet Reynolds at her home on Leighton avenue, when she honoreo her guest, Miss lula Smith of Talla- dega, one of the most attractive of the holiday visitors in Anniston. Miss Smith, who Is quite beauty, was charmingly gowned in frock Of black lace over flesh colored silk, and Miss Reynolds also wore pretty afternoon gown of black lace. Miss Henrietta Smith came up from Tal- ladega for the afternoon and was lovely in pink satin made after striking fashion.
 The guest list for the afternoon in cluded: Misses Smith Miss Martha Mallory, Miss Hasseltine Caudle, MISS Eugenia Thompson, Miss Mary Eve lyn Arnold, Misses Martha, Sarah and Emory Rudisill. Misses Virginia, Marie and Annie Lee Cater. Mrs Wallace Cater, Miss Dorothy Quinn, Miss Mary Hudson, Miss Iva COOK MT. Samuel Ingram, MT. Avery ln- gram, MT. Lowry Mallory, MT. Goth han Jones, MT. Creswell Graves, MT. Miller Sproull, MT. Joe Alderman Mir. Raymond Marsh, MT. Archie Philips. Mir. Stanton Ingram, MT. Erwin Cater, MT. Leo Turner, MT Frank Russey, MT. H. R. McMiliian, Mr. Tunstall Cobbs.
 Miss Reynolds was assisted in en- tertaining by her aunt. Mrs. J. F. Reynolds.
 Miss Virginia Sproull was hostess on Friday at noon, entertaining In honor of Miss Anne Maybank ana Miss Harriet Maybank of South Car oljna, who are the lovely guests or Miss Mary Pope Maybank on Leigh 
 ton avenue.
 The affair was luncheon given at the Sproull home on Quintaru avenue and was very charming event in every way. The table held q miniature Christmas tree and the place cards adorned Christmas wreaths at each plate. The guests who assembled to enjoy the hospi- tality of the hostess were Misses Maybank. Miss Mary Pope Maypanh' Miss Katherine Herren. Miss Julia Iones Miss Mildred Goodrich, Miss Gertrude Hambleton Shepperd, MISS Virginia Ordway. Miss Virginia Cross. Mrs. Eva Powers Comfy ana Mrs. Homer Turner of Birmingham.
 Personals
 Misses Helen Elizabeth and kath- crime Hotchkiss have returned rom Cincinnati, where they are in school, and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. S. Hotchkiss in Glenwood Ter race.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel J. Bazemore of Atlanta are the guests of MT. and Mrs. D. +. Owen.
 Mrs S. W. Tate has returned from visit to Chattanooga.
 Mrs. J. NJ Whiteside and Mrs. John T. Weaver have returned from mo- tor trip to Florida. They were ac- companied by MT. Emmett Whiteside of Selma. Miss Julia Blackwell Is visiting In South Alabama.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Aderhold. Jr., and baby have returned to Attalla after a visit to Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Aderhold, Sr.
 Mir and Mrs. Wayne Knight Ram ea,, and children of Rirmingham were