The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31

Emily Ethel Hinds, to MT. Frank Har- old Clegg of Chicago on Wednesday, October 20. 1915, in Denver. Colo. This marriage will be of interest to the many friends of the bride, who will be pleasantly remembered as a frequent viistor of her sister, Mrs c. L. Mills.
 Mrs. Zac Hall was hostess to the Aid society of the Baptist church this week. Potted plants and ferns formed the decoration for this occasion. A mis- sionary programme in charge. of Mrs. J. B. Jackson was given. Mrs. $. 1T. Wallace gave an Interesting paper on Mexico, Mrs. Hall read paper entitled Appeals from Women from the For eign Countries;" others taking part on programme were Mrs. E. o. Edney and Mrs. J. F. Bowling. Twenty members enjoyed the afternoon.
 The play, Al Martins Country Store, V which was presented to a large and ap- preciative audience under the auspices Of the Inglenook School Improvement asso- ciation, was a success in every way. The scene, a country store and postoffice, was fine, and the following characters deserve much praise: MT. ]. F. Carlisle took the part of Al Martin. the store keeper, fine; Miss Annie Mayo, Miss Catherine Harvey Miss Clersy Keith. Miss Ola Walker, Mrs. George Lablanc. Mrs. Charles Helton, Mrs. H. NJ Lewis, Mrs. John R. T. Rives, Mrs. w. T. Mac key Mrs. E. c. James. MT. Allen Deal, MT. Freeman k. Nowlin, Al Gordon Rives, Mir J. c. Nowlin, pr. Robinson, Curtis Schultz. MT. George Lablanc, Hugh Hea- ton, Glen Harvey, Professor West, Harry Harper, Winner Westbrook, Jake Sawyer, Mir. Mackey. Clyde Deal.
 A delightful affair of the week was the old-fashioned quilting party given in the parlors of the Methodist church by the members of the Ladies' Aid society. The morning was spent in music, quilting and pleasant conversation and at noon a de- lightful lunch was spread picnic style and enjoyed by the following: Mrs. Jesse Chantz, Mrs. w. A. Lavender. Mrs. c. P. Smith, Mrs. w. T. McAllister Mrs. J. H. Fender, Mrs. J. E. Lynch, Mrs. s. G. Lively, Mrs. c. E. Purdy. Mrs. Charles Beavers, Mrs. R. E Lee, Mrs. J. c. Nowlin, Mrs. c. T. Faulkner Mrs. R. l.. Green, Mrs. Ben Waide, Mrs. James, Mrs. c. Harvey.
 Friday evening the young men of the new club recently organized in Ingle- nook gave lovely Halloween party at the new clubroom. The club was at- tractively decorated with pumpkins and lanterns and with tuneful music. A large number of guests enjoyed dancing until late hour. Refreshments were passed during the evening. This entertainment was the first of a series of delightful affairs to be given at the club. Committee in charge. MT. J. c. Campbell and Mir. Hubert Taylor.
 The Fl Juvenes club was pleasantiy en- tertained Friday evening at the home of MT. Vel Rives. Tables for the club game were arranged in the living room, which was made attractive with ferns and Hal- loween motifs. At the conclusion of the game light refreshments were served by the hosts mother, Mrs. J. R. T. Rives. assisting in caring for the guests.
 The Young Matrons Needle Work club held a pleasant meeting with Mrs. B. J. Harris. The rooms in which the members gathered were made bright with ferns and garden flowers. The afternoon was spent in doing fancy work and a short business session during which several new members were added to the roll. De- lightfui hot chocolate and cake was served to Mrs. M. McCullock, Mrs. R. E. Lee, Mrs. Eva Mcdonald. Mrs J. E. Lynch. Mrs. W. Doyle. Mrs. s. e. Lively
 The Inglenook School Improvement as- sociation held an interesting meeting Thursday afternoon at the school audi torium. Twenty members were present and enjoyed the social time.
 Rev. J. F. sturdivant. presiding elder, will preach at the Methodist church Sun day morning. Special music has been arranged.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid will have an oyster supper Wednesday, November II.
 The Epworth League of the Methodist church will present Miss Roquemore of the Birmingham seminary in recital Friday evening. November 19. accom-. panigt. Miss simpson; vocalist Miss Olive Cheek.
 Mrs. B. T. Dinkens of Nashville is the guest of Mrs l.. F. Turner.
 Mr. A: T: F0rtnsy is homs from
 Hr. and Mrs. Ernest Hubbard and daughter Lee left yesterday for Lamar county after . stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Adams.
 Mr. ,. F. Lynch is spending sometime in Now Orleans.
 Mlos Mary Sue 9trock of White City 10 the guest of Mrs. R. E. Lee.
 Miee Emma Lamar and Mrs. Phil Fitz- petrick Of Mentgomery are tho guestn of 1HrA 3eaoo Chanta.
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