The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-21
INGLENOOK

MT. and Mrs. R. T. Campbell enter tained the members of the Forty-two club and two invited guests at their home last evening. Patriotic decorations in the living and dining rooms. con sisting of festooing, flags and minia- ture hatchets, presented an attractive setting for the three tables of players The George Washington idea was fur ther emphasized in the refreshments The club prize, pot plat, was award ed to Mrs. J. W. Craig and a box of candy fell to Mir. M. Collins. Those in cluded in this hospitality were MT. and Mrs. M. Collins MT. and Mrs. s. w. Boles. MT. and Mrs. J. W. Craig, MT. Mrs. George Dunn.
 Mrs. Lewis Turner was hostess to the Methodist Ladies' Aid this week. After a short business session a social hour was enjoyed. An excellent paper was read by Mrs E. c. James. Mrs. w. A. Lavender read "The Embarrassed Parson." Musical numbers by Mrs. w. D. Langston were enjoyed. Dainty re- treatments were served by tho hostess.
  Stoves. Mrs. Rebb Thirty five members were present. The visitors were Mrs J. D. Lewis, Mrs. George Maxwell, Miss Annie Huey and Rev. J. F. Sturdivant.
 The "El Juvenes" club was enter tained by Mir. Harry Harper. Tables were arranged in the living room for the game of rock. After the game de- lightful refreshments were served to eight members MT. Delbert Helton will be the next host.
 The musicale given at the school au- ditorium last evening under the aus pices of the School Improvement as- sociatiOn was decided success. Those taking part on the programme were Miss Willie Mae Turner. Miss Jamie Orman. Miss Ruth Jones' Miss Cora westbrook, Miss Florence Westbrook. Mrs. F.. o. Edney. Miss Mary Young, Mrs. s. P. Bale, MT. Ecker, MT. Dan Heaton. Mir. Sturdivant and the Camp Fire girls chorus.
 MT. Carl Mckinney entertained the c. B. club Saturday evening. Games were enjoyed and refreshments were passed to six members.
 The members of the Presbyterian Aid society have announced Martha Washington tea, to be gicen on the evening of February 22, at the home of Mrs R. B. Farley.
 Mrs. Jesse Chantz. Mrs E. c. James, Mrs. c. O. Stover. Mrs. w. T. Lamar. Mrs. R. Jones will be hostesses at George Washington tea Monday after noon, to o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Chantz.
 Mayor J. R. T. Rives and son, Al Cor dan Rives, have returned home, from 
 Mr. c T.. Helton is confined to his home with la grippe. s.t
 Mrs. w. D. Langston leaves Tuesday for Rome. Ga., where she will be the guest of her parents for few days.
 Miss Jamie Orman of Springhill, Tenn. is with Mrs. H. M. Lewis. She has been appointed music supervisor of the Ingle- nook public school
 MT. Jesse Lilies has returned home after a visit with relatives in Cullman.
 Mrs. Ben Waide Is quite i'll at her home. I
 Mrs. John R. T. Rives leaves tonight for a visit with relatives in Tullahema, Tenn.
 Mrs. w. M. Burl< is home after a visit with relatives in Cullman.
 Mrs. N. Norville and children are visit Ing in Tennessee Miss Ethel Strickland has returned to Woodstock after a visit to her parents. MT. J. D. Fonts and sons, Mir Sam Fonts and Mir. Thomas Fonts. have re- turned to their home In Warrior after a | pleasant stay with relatives. Mrs. Frank Farrar. who was taken to he infirmary for an operation two weeks | ago. is able to be removed to her home | n Inglenook. MT. Paul Bradley was host to the Boys | Scouts of Inglenoow. Important business | vas transacted. the assistant scout mas- | CT, MT. Merritt Green. presiding. Tempt | ng refreshments were passed to mem | 'ers during the social hour.
 Mrs. George Aldridge of Americus is he guest of Mrs. J. Erwin.
 The Music Study club of Boyles was entertained by Miss Ollie Bar on yesterday afternoon. An Interesting musical programme had been arranged. The decoration were ferns and cut flow ITS with few hatchets and flags inter- persed. carrying out the George Wash ngtop idea. Dainty refreshments were erved to 20 guests.
 A plan entitled "A Mothers Meetine,' will be given at the Baptist church next friday evening. under the -auspices of II he Boyles School Improvement associa- 4 lon. A nmall ndminnion uiYY h~ . sln<a