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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1901
Page
8
Misses Rosa Leila Weller and Myra Mitchell will entertain the cooking club Thursday evening at the home of W. H. Weiler with an elegant dinner party. The club’s reputation is well established and an invitation is prized. the upcoming meeting promises novelty and delight.
A local confectioner highlights a mix of old favorites and new candies. The note promises purity, deliciousness, and richness in offerings at modest prices, inviting readers to visit the shop at 1120 Noble Street.
The Allen Gray Chapter of the D A R met with Mea T. Kl Robinson yesterday. Regent Mrs B H Barr and Mrs T L Robinson were chosen delegates to the National Congress in Washington on February 22. The meeting included music and refreshments and highlighted the chapter’s social minded membership.
A large crowd welcomed Mrs. Sheridan last Thursday at Noble Institute. Her pure sweet voice drew enthusiastic applause, with the program doubled by encores. She was assisted by Miss Mitchell who offered graceful readings amid a warm musical mood. The report notes the betrothal of Mr. Max Lefkovite of Columbians and Miss.
The Musical Club will hold a meeting at the club hall next Tuesday evening. Leaders Miss Myra Mitchell and Miss Rosa Leila Weller present a program featuring Godard Delibes and Lahee works, with selections such as Knowest Thou the Land and What Matters, plus Godard Selected. Miss Callie Miligan of Hetlin is visiting the city.
Mrs. C. A. Hodge died Wednesday night at her son's Stephens street home and was buried Thursday in Hillside cemetery after funeral services at the Church of St. Mat t and All Angels conducted by Rev. J. Blacklock. She was mother to Edward Luther Hodge and Herbert L. Hodge and Mrs Ed Rathwater of this city.
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