The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-01
INGLENOOK

A pleasant affair of the week was the
 social gwen by Mrs. J. H. Fender. as- sisted by Mrs H. M Lewis. Mrs. J
 K. Bailey, Mrs R. c. Goad, Mrs. A. 1 Horton. The rooms were made attrac- l tive with hydrangeas and gladolius.
 Punch was served from a dainty table l on the veranda by Miss Lorietta Bailey. | The lawn was decorated with Japanese ! lanterns. There tables were placed for the game. rock. Music by Mrs. F.. O. Edney and Miss Mabel Barton was greatly enjoyed Late In the evening
 an ice course was passed to Mir and Mrs William Barton. Dr. and Mrs. w A Lavender, MT. and Mrs. A. Horton, Mrs. j. Carney, Mrs W. C. Davidson, Mrs. Belle Wren, Mrs. c. L. Mills, Mrs. Ben Waide Mrs. C. E. Harvey, Mrs. d. L. Anderson, Mrs. Everett Mrs Jesse Chantz, Miss Clersie Keith, Miss Re- gina Downey. Miss Madge Winn, Miss Herbert Winn, Miss Julia Johnson, Miss Mabel Barton, Miss Rebecca Bazemore, Miss Katherine Walters. Miss Edith Jennings, Miss Florence Westbrook. Miss Eunice WestbroolS Miss Mamie Harrington, Mr. Dan I1eaton. MT Lloyd
 Davis, Mr. John Lynch, MT. H. Hender-
 son. Mr Doyle Snyder MT. Horace Waide, Mir Merritt Green, MT Glen Harvey, MT. Robert Johnson and oth- CTS.
 An enjoyable event of the week was the outing given to the members or the Methodist Ladies' Aid society and | a few friends at the country home or | MT William Barton. The morning was spent in kodaking and needle work, 1 and at noon a delicious luncheon was | enjoyed by 100 guests. In the after noon bathing and swimming was en- loved by Mrs. Jesse Chantz. Mrs. J. l.. 1 Anderson Mrs. s. C.. Lively Mrs. !, | w. Adams, Mrs. c. l.. Mills, Mrs C, E. | Harvey, Mrs. H. NJ. Lewis. Mrs. George 1 Leblanc, Miss Mabel Barton, MISS 1 Madge Winn, Miss Herbert Vim, MISS Julia Johnson, Miss Clersie Keith MISS Regina Downey, MT Fred Hinds MT William Rockett, MT. c. L. Mills, MT. Winner Westbrook Mir. Clarence liar vey, Mrs. William Barton, MT. Alton | Rockett MT. Carson Rockett. MT. Glen | Harvey, Dr. S. R. Wallace and others Mir. and Mrs Val Freeman, MT. and | Mrs. E. O. Edney and Mrs. McDonaio chaperoned a truck ride to west Lake | last evening given by the men or ihsie nook complimentary to Misses Maoge | and Herbert Winn. of Greensboro, and ] to Miss Julia Johnson of Tuscaloosa visitors of Mrs. J. l.. Anderson, and MISS Lillian Baxondale of Nashville, Ienh'' visiting Miss Leila Crump or boyies. l Dancing was enjoyed until late hour' and lunch was served to the following Miss Madge Winn, Miss Herbert Winn' Mis- s Johnson. Miss Lillian Baxondale' Miss Marie Bentley. Miss Ethel Parsoh' Miss Clersie Keith. Miss Alice Lee Moore. Miss Leila Crunk, Miss Carrie | Heigler, Miss Fannie Haigler, Horace ! Waide Jesse Waide, Mitchell Chaht1 | Doyle Snyder. Earl Middleton, Dan Heaton, Jack Wessinger Hugh Heaton Arthur Roberts, Henry Heath. Bob car fer Ewing Crunk. Todd Hill, w, s,
 Taylor Robert Johnson and John Ed | Lynch | The Forty-two club was delightfully."- entertained at the home of Mrs. R T.
 Campbell. As the guests arrived de- 1 lightful punch was served torty- two was played throughout the evening l The ladies' prize was won by Mrs sam Boles, a dainty handkerchief The other prizes were won by MT. sam Boles, and the consolation by Mrs. | Collins. Those present were: MT. ana | Sam Boles, MT. and Mrs George Dunn | Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson, Mrs Col | lins, MT. and Mrs. Joe Craig, ana MT. and Mrs J. D. Langston, Miss Willie | Mae Tanner. An ice course was served | at the conclusion of the games.
 The Methodist. Ladies Aid society will | meet at tine home of Mrs. W. R. Bradley Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs Ernest Hubbard and little daughter have returned to their home m Warrioi after a delightful stay with her sister
 Mrs. J. w. Adams
 | Mrs J. O Langston left for Eastman Ga. to be the guest of her daughter. 1 Mir and Mrs l.. T. Lavendar have
 named their little son Jones David Laven | dar.
 Margaret Fender left for Jemison tt visit her aunt. Mrs. George Adams.
 Mrs. J. R. Kincaid has returned home