The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-04

Miss Mildred Ford, Miss Ethei rarson, Miss Helen Ford, Miss Louise Cosby.
 Miss Edith Lavender, Miss Mamie Tar rington, Miss Mattie Lou Smith, Miss Brooks, Miss Cordia Dobbs and Miss Ruth Jones.
 Mrs. s. w. Boles was hostess to the Forty-two club of Inglenook last even ing Ferns. violets and jonquils made an artistic setting for the three tables, at which progressive Forty-two was
 played. Mrs. R. T. Campbell was awarded first prize, which was handsome box
 of correspondence cards, while MT. George
 Dunn won second. Strawberries and cake was served at the conclusion of the game Visitors present besides the club
 members were: Mrs. w. A. Giles, Miss
 Cora Westbrook. Miss Ruby Dunn and
 Miss Louise Giles.
 The play, Miss Prim's Kindergarten"
 which was given in the Ing1enook Rockett
 school auditorium last evening under the | auspices of the School Improvement as- sociation, was a success in every way, | and the committee in charge wish to thank each individual for their co-opera- l ton and assistance. Those taking part were: Mrs. s. P. Bale, Mrs. J. L. Ander-
 son, Mrs. John F. Carlisle, Mrs. w. A. Lavender, Mrs. J. H. Fender, Mrs. E. C..
 James. Mrs. H. M. Lewis, Mrs. c. D..
 Harvey, Miss Rebeca Bazemore. MT. John Carlisle, MT. Dan Heaton, MT. Hugh
 Heaton, MT. Jesse Waide, MT. Mitchell
 Chantz, MT. Wilmer Westbrook, MT. J. B.
 Johnson, MT. Jackie Sawyer. A social was given by the Epworth league of the Bethel church in the
 church auditorium Thursday evening. A
 most interesting programme was ar ranged Those assisting with the musical | numbers were: Miss vann, Miss Launnah | Deshazo, Miss Cora Westbrook Miss 1 Florence Westbrook Mrs. Clarence liar vey. MT. Dan Heaton. and Rev. J. F.. | Sturdivant. l An Easter cantata, Darkness and Dawn" will be given at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening under the lead ership of Miss Jamie Orman with-Mrs. Joseph ". Craig at the organ. | The Methodist church will have their Easter service Sunday morning. A mu- sical programme has been arranged by
 Miss Cora Westbrook. assisted by Miss Maybelle Downey. MT. w. c. Cummins, violinists; MT. Harry Edwards, trombone. 1 The Methodist Ladies' Aid society was entertained this week by Mrs. J. l.. An derson at her home on Ingle Heights. A most interesting meeting was held. Mrs. Jesse Chantz was leader. A paper on | "Iadies Aid Society," was read by Mrs. | sandwiches and coffee were served 20 ] guests.
 Miss Lucille Brooks of Nashville is | the guest of Miss Mildred Cunningham. | Mrs. Lavender and daughter, Miss Edith
 Lavender, left yesterday for their home
 in Nashville after spending the winter with Mrs. w. McCrary.
 1 MT. and Mrs. John Keith of Argo have been called to Inglenook to attend the bedside of their son, MT. Clint Keith 1 MT. A. M. Jones leaves for visit with relatives in Nashville.
 MT. P. F. Mitchell has returned to his home in Decatur after a visit with his daughter Mrs. Jesse Chantz. | MT. and Mrs. John Whatley Of Corona. are guests of MT. and Mrs. W. T.
 Mackey.
 i Mrs. w. R. Thacker has as her house ] guests Mrs. M. Thacker. Mrs. A. J. 1 Thacker and daughter, Evelyn, of Pat | ten.
 Miss Mary Young and Miss Ola Walker have returned from Montgomery. l The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society
 will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
 R. B. Farley.
 1 Mrs. Jesse Erwin and daughter. Miss l Bessie Irwin, of Broyles, are visiting relatives in Selma.
 Mrs. J. H. Mangum is the guest of relatives in Deatsville.
 l Miss Ruth Trigg of Anniston IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. H. Roudicil. l Twenty-Five young people enjoyed a.
 singing at the Boyles Baptist church Fri | day evening.
 Miss Lora Brown is quite i'll at her home fin Boyles.
 1 Mrs. w. A. Lavender, assisted by Mrs. L.. F. Taylor, entertained 30 children
 with an Easter egg hunt Saturday aft | ernoon at her home on Water street. A most enjoyable time was had, prizes being given to the one finding the most eggs. Ensley
 1 A pretty event of the past week was 1 a rainbow social. given Friday evening
 by the Builders band of the Baptist | church at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Minor The colors of the rainbow were effectively used in the costumes of l the receiving lines also in the house deo-
 orations, and refreshments. music, gamez | and contests were enjoyed. and the pot 1 of gold at the end of the rainbow waa | found by MT. l.. R. Vines. plate lunch con was served to the following guests:
 MT. and Mrs. P. s. Webber. MT. and Mrs. U. R. Vines. Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Wright, MT and Mrs. D. R. Maynord, MT. and 1 Mrs P, A. Eubank. MT. and Mrs. C. T. 1 Thomasson, MT. and Mrs. J. K. Kent MT, and Mrs. H. A. O'Connell, MT. and Mrs H E. Shaw, MT. and Mrs. McCaleb, Mrs B. O. Edwards. Mrs. J. H. Eubank, Mrs
 w. I. Burgin, Mrs. J. w. McCarty, Mrs
 J. w. Williams, Mrs. w. l.. Brooks, Mrs
 !. T. Edwards. Mrs M. L. Flowers, Mrs'