The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
SOCIETY IN GREATER BIRMINGHAM
 TupleuOok

 InglenOok
 One of the most delightful affairs of | the week was the party given by Miss Emma Smith at the home of her parents. | in honor of two attractive viisting girls. Miss Janie Nichols of Marion and Miss Katherine Waters of Rome Ga. The rooms were made attractive with profu- sion of garden flowers and the tables l were placed in the living room where pro- gressive rock was played. Punch was served by Mrs c. P. Smith from dainty table in the hall At the conclusion of the game prizes were awarded to Miss Frances Stubinger and MT. Alton Rock ett. Late in the evening ice course was passed to Miss Florence Westbrook, Miss Eunice Westbrook, Miss Mabel Bar ton, Miss Frances Stubinger Miss Annie |-Stubinger. Miss Jamie Nichols, Miss kath- erine Walters, Mrs E. J. Harris, MT. Dan Heaton, MT. Winner Westbrook, Mr. John Westbrook MT. King MT. E. Middleton, MT. Will Watkins, MT. James Clements, MT. Lloyd Davis. MT. Frank Smith, MT. Cecil Smith.
 Classes No. B and No. of the Ingle- nook Methodist Sunday school were en- tertained Friday afternoon by their teach CTS, Mrs. Herbert Collins and Mrs. W. A. Lavender at the latters home. The aft ernoon was spent in needlework Later they enjoyed games on the lawn. Mrs. L F. Taylor assisted the hostess in serv- ing ices to Sallie Bradley, Velma Laven- der. Annie Lee Green, Sarah Collins, La moyne Lavender. Beatrice Huey, Pauline Lee, Dolly Griffin, Mary Milton Collins.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Beavers and daughter left yesterday for Coopersville, Tenn, to be the guest of relatives.
 Mrs. C. M. Faulkner Of Nashville. who has been the guest of Mrs. w. T. Mackey. left Friday for Leeds, $. D.
 Mir and Mrs. A. Horton were hosts to the officers of the Epworth league at their beautiful country home. On the ar rival of the guests a watermelon cutting was enjoyed on the lawn. Business in the interest of the league was discussed. During the social hour a delightful ice course was passed to the following: Dr. and Mrs. w. A. Lavender, MT. and Mrs. w. Glass, Miss Cora Westbrook, Miss Ma bel Barton, Miss Ida Harrington. MT. Will liam Barton, MT. Dan Heaton, MT. Mer- ritt Green, Mrs c. P. Smith and Rev. J. F. Sturdivant.
 The Camp Fire Girls enjoyed an after noon with Miss Mabel Barton this week Plans for their annual camp was ais cussed A social time was had. during which an ice course was served to IF guests.
 me Forty-two club was delightfully."- en- tertained at their regular meeting this week at the home of MT. and Mrs. 5. w. Boles Tables for the game were placed on the lawn, which presented a pie turesque appearance with Japanese lan- terms scattered about. Progressive forty two was played and at the conclusion or the game the first prize. dainty piece of china, was awarded to Mrs. George Dunn, while the second, a handkerchief, fell to MT. w. D. Langston. An ice course was served to the following players: MT. ana Mrs. J. T. Campbell, MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson, MT. and Mrs. w. D. Langston' MT. and Mrs. George Dunn, MT and Mrs. J. W. Chaig. Mrs. A. D. Mckinney MISS Ruby Dunn, Miss Sarah Taylor.
 Miss Nellie Firth was charming hos tess of the week when she entertained with a progressive rock party, comph- menting three visiting girls-Miss Dora Lamar, Miss Emma Lamar Of Montgom- cry and Miss Edith Jennings of Louisviiie. The rooms were made pretty and inviting with roses Four tables were arranged for the game Punch was served through out the afternoon The first prize, dainty boudoir cap. was awarded to MISS Dora Lamar and Miss Jennings drew inc consolation, a lovely crochet nandKer- chief. An ice course concluded pleas ant afternoon
 A debate and musical will be gwen Tuesday evening at the Methodist church under the auspices of the Epworth league The debaters are MT. J. F. Carlisle, Mrs. A. Horton MT. Merritt Green ana MT Lloyd Davis The following musicai pro- gramme will be rendered: Xr.
 Piano solo with violin obligato. Mrs. Mark whitford and Mrs. Cal Martin.
 Vocal solo. MT. L.. Trice
 Reading, Mrs. s. P. Bale.
 Piano duet. Miss Cora Westprook anu Mss Eunice Westbrook.
 Vocal solo, MT. George Leblanc
 Reading, Miss Kathleen Coughnn-
 Piccalo solo by MT. Goodwin
 Piano accompanist, Mrs. w. F. blalr.
 Vocal solo, Miss Florence Westbrook.
 Plano solo, Mrs. E. O. Edney.
 Vocal solo, MT. Otis Taylor.
 A great deal of interest has been mani Tested in the midsummer festivai 10 pe given by the people of Inglenook, boyies and East Birmingham at the East BIT n,inghain park Tuesday, July 20. benent oi East Lake orphanage fund. A band VIII furnish music throughout the afternoon, Different features have been arrahseo by tho chairman. A one-act drama en- titled, 'The Wrong Baby" will be given by Mrs. P. !. Duncan, assisted by Mrs H. A. Elkourie. Mrs. A. J. Kennedy' Mrs Jack Askew. Miss Hattie Chapman. Miss Annie Duncan, Miss Cecilia Duncan ana others.
 Mrs. w. D. Langston will be hostess to the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society Moh- day afternoon.
 The 0. c. s. chapter. No. 165. will have special meeting Monday evening. A good attendance Is urged.
 Miss Lads Owens. who has been tno guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ida Roberts VIII leave today for her homo in Anniston.
 Miss Katherine Walters of Rome Ga.' is the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. D. Langston.
 Miss Sallie Fly returned to her home Tn Nashville yesterday after brief visit witn Miss Louise Harvey.
 Miss Fay Rice of Culiman Is the guest of Miss Katie Rice.
 Miss Emma Smith leaves Tuesday for Indianapolis to be the guest of relatives.
 Mrs R. E. Lee has as her house guests Mrs. Lester Smith and children of Gras- sila. Mrs. John Strickland of Helena and Mrs Claudia Baumgardner and son of Baton Rouge La.
 Miss Katherine Harvey and MT. Roy Harvey have returned home after spend