The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-21
InglenOOk

Friday afternoon Mrs. w. s. Kyle, as- sisted by Mrs. c. Faulkner. Mrs. A. N. Fortney and Mrs. M. McCullock, enter taned ther friends with a silver tea. Typ ical of the near approach of spring, the rooms were decorated with jonquils, vio- lets and ferns. An original contest pro- voked much merriment, and the prize, a dainty piece of china, was won by Mrs. Roscoe Hale.
 Mrs. w. A. Lavender and Mrs. l.. F. Taylor presided very graciously over the tea urn. Dainty refreshments were passed to Miss Ola Walker, Miss Cora West brook, Miss Katie Rice Mrs. s. c. Lively Mrs w. P. Blair. Mrs Collins. Mrs. w. S. Davidson, Mrs. w. Pound Mrs. H. M Lewis, Mrs. J. r. Carlisle Mrs. l.. Turner Mrs. T. P. Downey, Mrs. c. l.. Mills, Mrs. W. T. Lamar, Mrs. J. Cosby, Mrs. c. Smith, Mrs. w. T. Mackey, Mrs. W. D. Langston, Mrs. R. D. Farley, Mrs. Will liam Barton, Mrs. J. c. Nowlin, Mrs. c. E Harvey, Mrs. J. Chantz, Mrs. J. l.. Anderson, Mrs. Spain, Mrs. c. Beavers. Mrs. J. H. Fender and others
 Mrs J. l.. Anderson entertained the Forty-two club Friday evening at her home on Ingle Heights, when the deco rations consisted of shamrocks and ferns. Tables for the game were placed in the living and dining rooms. Shamrocks were used for score cards. A dainty basket was given Mrs. J. w. Craig as first prize, while the second prize fell to MT. s. J. Boles. An ice course which further car ried out the St. Patrick idea, was served to 12 members.
 Mrs Ellen Kew was hostess to the mem- bers of the A. o. H. club at her home in Inglenook this week. After the regular business of the club a St. Patrick's musi- cal was carried out. Mrs. Carney gave several piano solos, while all the mem bers joined in singing the popular Irish 1,@ yo1 a col loH 1rc o with hot coffee. drawing for beau- tiful linen crochet table runner was a feature of the evening, Mrs. Walter Clark being the winner Thirty guests were present, all returning to the city express ing much pleasure in their afternoon in Inglenook.
 Troop 12 Boy Scouts. met last evening with Paul Bradley. A regular business session was held, after which refresh ments were served to Il scouts, and the assistant scoutmaster, MT. Merritt Green. Two new members, Frank Smith and Ben McQuaid, were added to the number.
 Miss Ola Walker entertained the Story Telling club yesterday afternoon. An in- teresting programme was given by Mfss Dolly Griffin, Miss Tommie Lee Harri- son.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the week was the formal opening of the new drug store in Inglenook Saturday evening between the hours of and O clock. Dr. w. A. Lavender and Mr. A. Weidman were hosts. The room was gracefully decorated and music was en- loved throughout the evening. Tempting refreshments were served to the stream of callers.
 The play. "Jumbo," which was given al the Boyles Baptist church last evening, under the auspices of the Young Peo- ple's union, was a success in every way Those taking part were Miss ,,is kuoy ne'. Sar. Clay. Miss Ethel Thomasson, Miss Ida Morgan. Miss Georgia Morgan. MT. Ches- ter McClain, MT. Raymond Barton, MT Wesley Bowen, MT. Gus Murphy. MT Robert Wallace.
 Miss Louise Avera entertained the Crochet club at her home Saturday alter. noon. yiolets were used in decorations and as fayors The afternoon was passed in fancy work and music. Dainty re- Treatments were served to Miss Cath erina Dicky. Miss Nellie Ellard, Mis- Pauline Henderson, Miss Laura Brunker Miss Mary Freeman, Miss Helen Craw' ford, Miss Ida Crawford and Miss Odellf Smith.
 The Cabin Boys club held their first meeting last evening in their new clut house. which has just been completed. Il is a typical log cabin with the open nre' place. Games were played, six members Mrs. s. B. Coggins entertained a few friends with dinner party at her nome recently. Jonquils were the centerpiecs on.l seated at the table were: Mrs. D n. Gudden of Norwood, Mrs. George Diver. Mrs. Frank Kitchens of Orange Tex, and the hostess.
 Miss Ethel Strickland has returned tt Woodstock after visit with her pa rents.
 Mrs. Charles Adams and little daughter Q "a r,,ests of relatives in Montevallo. MT. Lloyd Davis and MT. Cecil Davii have been called to Prattville by the se rfous illness of their sister.
 Miss Emma Lamar leaves today iol her home in Montgomery after delight ful stay with relatives.
 Miss Annie Dean Sawyer spent tht