The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-07
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with Miss Mary Young. During the short business session election of of aeers for the ensuing year was had An interesting programme was given Those assisting in making it a success were Arthur Wells, Ernest Prosch, Miss Ruth smith, Miss Dolly Griffin. Miss Mary Fender, Inez Wright. Miss Edna Wells, Tonmic Lee Harris. Nellie Mae Tillery, Mir. Herman Wells MT. John Nelson, Mir. Paul Green.
 A delightful affair of the week was the social rendered Rev. A. r. Good win. pastor of the Presbyterian church by the members of his church and con gregation, the occasion being his birth day. The hall. living room and dining room were made attractive and invit ing by the lovely ferns and a prosu- sion of roses and fall flowers. Mrs. George Dunn and Mrs. c. J. Holt as sisted in receiving the guests. From a dainty table arranged in a cozy nook punch was dipped bs' Miss Lois Good win. A beautiful musical programme was given by Mrs S H. Wallace, Mrs. sam Boles and Mrs. Joseph w. Craig. A male quartet composed of Mir. Will liam Rockett, J. W. Craig. R. B. Far ley, Mir Alton Roclzett. gave several numbers. which were enjoyed. In the dining room where a huge birthday cake with its 40 burning candles was the centerpieee Many good wishes were given as the guests blew the candles out. Mrs R. T. Campbell Mrs. s. E.. Coggins. Mrs. B. w. Finck and Mrs. John Goodwin assisted in serv- ing an ice course to 75 guests, which brought a pleasant evening to close. Miss Ola Walker delightfully enter tained the Story Telling league Friday afternoon. The room in which they met was made attractive with roses and fall flowers and the Halloween motif. witches. black cats and pump . kin heads, were arranged artistfcally about A nice programme was arranged and those who will assist in the story telling are Amalee Green, Lamoyne Lavender. Edward Crawford, Luste. Whitley. Hugh McCullock, Robert Cam eron. Recitation, Pauline Lee; song, amoyne Lavender.
 The Fl Juevenes club held a pleasant meeting in their new club room Friday evening. this being the first meeting since the new home of the club was ready fol | occupancy After short business ses- sion the members enjoyed their club game rntil late hour. when light refreshments were served.
 The lnglenoolS delegates who left Mon- day to attend the nineteenth annual con- vention of the Order of Eastern Star | which was held in Montgomery, returnd | home Friday after delightful trip. The delegates were as follows: Mrs. J. R. T. Rives, worthy matron of Birmingham chapter; Mrs. o. w. Cunningham, worthy matron of Inglenook chapter MT. C. T Helton, worthy patron of Inglenook chap ter. and Mrs. J. K. Bailey
 The Colonial club has discontinued its meetings until suitable home can be arranged.
 Mrs. J. B. Jackson will be hostess te the Baptist Ladies' Aid society Tuesday afternoon.
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the church This is the regular time for election o1 officers and a good attendance is urged The Ingienool< School Improvement as. sociation will meet Thursday afternoon al o'clock for it's monthly social meeting Miss Rosa Strickland will be present and make talk. Every mother is invited MT. and Mrs. Horace Gillian have re- turned home after a pleasant stay ir Montgomery.
 Mrs. C. l.. Huey of Ketona was the guest of Mrs George Leblanc this week. Mrs. l.. IT. Smith is spending the week end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Quil