The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-07
InglenOOk

Miss Eunice Westbrook entertained a coterie of young people with pro- gresslve rock party, complimenting Miss Edith Lavender, who leaves soon for her home in Nashville. The lower floor of her pretty home was thrown together, where tables were arranged for the games. Ferns and spring blossoms were used in decorating. A dainty prize was awarded to Miss Mabel Barton at the conclusion of the game. A fruit salad course was served to Miss Ethel Parsons, Miss Mattie Lou Smith, Miss Lavender, Miss Mamie Harrington. Miss Cora Vest brook, MT. Harold Parsons. Mir J. B. Johnson. Mir Rockett, NIr. Lloyd Davis, MT. Horace Waide. MT. John Westbrook. MT. Wlmer Westbrook One of the enjoyable events of the week was an informal entertainment Fri day evening, arranged by Miss Lora 1ieaton. The entire home was made springlike with cut flowers and ferns Games and contests were enjoyed boxes of candy being awarded as prizes to Mrs J. T. Brocato Miss Anna Carran and MT Charles H. Norton A nice course was served
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Belle Wrenn at the home of her daughter Mrs. D. Griffin. An inter- esting programme was enjoyed. Mrs w.
 P. Blair reading d paper Mrs. Jesse Wright. general superintendent of the home department, was present and made a helpful talk in behalf of the home de- partment work. A salad course was served to 90 guests.
 The Forty-two club met with Mir and Mrs w. D. Langston. The tables were ar ranged in the living room for the club game, and ferns and violets were used profusely The club prize. a dainty lace cover, was awarded to Mrs. S w. Boles aud ATs Al. consolation, a "suit case of mints" A dainty salad course was served to Mr and Mrs. J. w. Craig. MT. and Mrs. S. W. Boles. Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Campbell AIr. and Mrs. T. Dunn.
 Miss Laura Bialnker was hostess to the Crochet club of Bendale Circle yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in needle work and pleasant conversation and dainty refreshments were served the following members: Miss Louise Avera Miss Odell Smith, Miss Ida Crawford Miss Helen Crawford, Miss Mary Free man. Miss Catherine Dic,sey and Miss Nellie Ellard
 The Baptist Aid society will meet with Mrs. A. M. York March Is, instead of March 9.
 MT. Hugh Locke of Birmingham will make an address at the Methodist church Sunday night under the auspices of the Epworth league.
 The O. E. $. Ingenook chapter No. 165 will hold an important meeting Wednes- day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Masonic hall. All members urged to at tend
 The Presbyterian Aid society will meet Monday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Kenny and son. Clyde, have returned home after a de- lightful visit with relatives in Missis- sippi.
 Mrs. E. O. Edney and children are guests of relatives in Louisville, Ky Mrs. Ruth Rothrock, who has been i'll with pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs w. E. Hammers, has re- covered sufficiently to return to her home in Auburn.
 Rev. l.. r. Goodwin has returned from Helena.
 Mrs. w. J. Cunningham who has been the guest of Mrs. Clarence Harvey, re- turns to her home in Nashville today MT. and Mrs. Martin Brlns of Louis- vile are the guests of Mir. and Mrs George T. Dunn.
 Mir. Luther Nelson of Atlanta was the guest of rela in Inglenook this week Mrs. H. M. Lewis and children are spending the weekend with relatives in F't. Payne
 The Teachers Training class of Boyles held an important meeting at the Meth odist church last evennig, Prof D. 3J.