The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-28

and hyacinths, were Dr. and Mrs. w A. Lavender, MT. and Mrs. l.. F Taylor MT. and Mrs. J. N. Morgan. Miss Ola. Walker, Miss Velma Lavender, Miss La- moyne Lavender and L. T. Taylor.
 Mrs. B. w. Finch was hostess to the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society this week. Mrs. s. E. Coggins had charge of very interesting programme. Mrs. A. $. Mckinney gave an interesting read ing on missions. Tempting refreshments were passed to the following: Mrs. Charles Hogan. Mrs O. W. Cunningham. Mrs. w. T. Tanner. Mrs. ". T. MacSey, Mrs. J. ". Jones. Mrs. Rosa Jones, Mrs. George Dunn. Mrs R. T. Campbell Mrs. w. D. Langston, Mrs. E. Harrison Mrs. H. Russell, Mrs. Leonard Synder, Mrs. Mit Rocket; visitors, Mrs. H. M. Lewis, Mrs T. P. Downey and Mrs. G. c. Burks.
 MT. L. Porter entertained a few friends at his home in Boyles last evening with an informal dance. After the dance re- treatments were passed to 35 guests. A play entitled ' Miss Prims Kinder garten'' will be given Friday evening, April 2, at the Inglenool Rockett school auditorium, under the auspices of the Inglenook School Improvement associa- tion. Tickets 10 cents. The characters will be taken by the following: Miss Prim, the teacher, by Mrs. s. P. Bale;
 
 Bazemore, Miss Ola Walker, Mrs E. C.. James, Mrs. J. L. Anderson, Mrs. J. F. Carlisle, Mrs. IT. M. Lewis, Mrs. w. A. Lavender. Mrs. J. IT. Fender, Mrs. c. E. Harvey MT. Dan Heaton, Winner Vest brook, J. B. Johnson, Hugh Heaton. J. IT. Carlisle, Jesse Waide, Mitchell Chantz, Jal<ie Sawyer, Nat Bentley.
 The Fl Juvenes club and a few invited friends were delightfully."- entertained by MT. Harry Harper last evening. Music, games and progressive rock were features of the evening. Punch was served from a prettily appointed table by Miss Co., rinne Cook. At late hour refreshments were passed to Miss Blanche Sharpe, Miss Fannie Heighler Miss Aileen Err win. Miss Gladys Thompson. Miss Willie Mae Keel Miss Ellie Handberry, Miss Carrie Heghler. Miss Jackson, Miss Hazel Crawford MT Harry Henderson, Mir Allen Deal, Mr Carson Rockett, MT. Clyde Freeman, MT. Delbert Helton. MT. Orange Shelton, Mir Dewey Iide, Mir. Vel Rives, MT Guy Greene.
 The Boy Scouts were entertained last evening by Mir Charles Harrington. Dur ing the business session a baseball team was organized. The basketball team was invited to play the Woodlawn team at the tournament at the Y. M. c. A. Sat urday evening. which they accepted. After playing games refreshments were passed to 16 members.
 One of the interesting events of the week was the social given by the School Improvement association with Mrs. c, T.. Helton, Mrs. J. R. T. Rives, Mrs. O. w. Cunningham, Mrs. William Barton and Mrs. A. D. Mckinney as hostesses. A song, "Old Folks at Home,' was sung with gestures by the second grade pupils, assisted by their teacher, Miss Johanna I.arue Mrs. J. B. Reid, of Birmingham, was present and gave most interesting talk. An ice course was served to 20 guests
 Miss Ola Walker delightfully."- enter tained the Story Telling club Friday aft ernoon. An interesting programme was given by Dolly Griffin, Ruth Smith, Grace York, Corinne Mcdonald, Arthur Wells, Paul Green, Richard Wilson, Fred die Helton. Dainty refreshments were passed to 35 members. The hostess was assisted by Miss Pauline Henderson, Catherine Wardelle and Miss Helen Craw- ford, and the following visitors were present: Mrs. M. McCullock, Mrs. Charles Beavers. Mrs. Mitt Rockett and Mrs. Lewis Turner
 Miss Edith Downey celebrated her thir- teenth birthday yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. P. Downey. Games ana music were