The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-10
INGLENOOK

One of the prettiest affairs of the week was the party rendered class No. of the Presbyterian Sunday school and few invited friends at the home of ther teacher, Mrs. c. L. Mills, Thursday eve ming. Ferns and chrysanthemums and other decorations suggestive of the Christmas season made beautiful the rooms where the guests gathered to play rock and other games. Several musical contests were enjoyed. Miss Lois Good win winning first prize, hand-palnted picture. Miss Edith Downey second, pretty picture. While the booby, a calen- dar, fell to MT. Carl Mckinney. At the conclusion of games tempting refresh ments were served to Miss Christine Rockett Miss Nell Parson, Miss Margaret Mckinney, Miss Louise Harvey, Miss Edith Downey, Miss Goodwin, MT. Floyd Goodwin, Dean Holt Turner Waide, Walter Adams, Leron Holt, Carl Mcl<in- ney, Richard Mills, and others.
 In honor of Mrs. Jennings of Louisville, Mir. and Mrs. K. O. Edney entertained few friends at o'clock dinner Wednes- day. The Edney home was beautiful with it's decorations of cut flowers and ferns. The table was centered with vase of naricissus and covers were laid lOI cl5ll 5uColos
 Mrs. J. H. Fender was hostess to the members of the ''Entres Nous club and a few friends at the home Friday after noon. An attractive decoration of bright eolored autumn leaves, ferns and chrysan- themums was used throughout the rooms. A delicious fruit salad course was served to Mrs. w. Davidson, Mrs, Cleve Burks, Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. Percy Rice, Mrs. w. c. Pounds, Miss Katie Rice Mrs James, Mrs. w. Glass, Mrs. A, Horton, Mrs. J. w. Adams
 One ofithe most enjoyable dinner parties of the season was the dinner given Fri day by Miss Mabel Barton. The house was beautifully decorated with ferns and cut flowers, a crystal vase of chrysan- themums forming the center decoration of the beautiful appointed table. Place cards bore the following names: Miss Jeanette Walker, Miss Eunice Westbrook, Miss Nora Rothrock, Miss Lillys Rockett, Mr. Dan Heaton, MT. Earl Middleton, MT. Otis Ellard, MT Cecil Davis. Mir. Alton Rockett and Miss Barton After dinner music and rock were enjoyed until late hour
 The Methodist Ladies Aid held an in testing meeting with Mrs. c. o. Stover The president, Mrs. w. A. Lavender, hav' ing charge of the programme. It was decided not to have any meetings during December. An ice course was served to 25 guests. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. E. c. James
 Miss Lora Heaton was hostess on Thursday evening when she entertained her Sunday school class and a. few friends. The rooms were lovely in the Thanksgiving decorations, and the idea was also carried out in the refresh ments Punch was served during the evening. Several novel contests were enjoyed, and boxes of candy being awarded as prizes. Late in the evening delightful refreshments were served 25 guests. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Hugh Heaton and Mrs. J. H. Pen der.
 Mrs. Eugene Parker and children of Jemison are guests of friends.
 MT. A. Horton is expected home Mon- day after seven weeks stay in North Carolina.
 Mrs. w. P Blair has returned from Loneoak, Ark, where she was called by the serious illness and death of her mother, Mrs. Sue Goodrum.
 The Baptist ladies enjoyed an old fashion quilting at the church Thurs day. An enjoyable time was had by Mrs. E. o. Edney, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs z. R. Hall, Mrs. A. Dillon, Mrs. s. P. Bale, Mrs. Bowling, Mrs. Oglesby, Mrs Nicely Newsome, Mrs. Green and others.
 The Presbyterian ladies held their monthly meeting with Mrs. c. J Holt Monday. During the business session plans were perfected for the Christmas bazar. which is to be held in a store adjoining First avenue drug store, next Friday, December Is. Dinner will be served. After the business meeting the ladies spent the evening quilting.
 Mrs. Charles Beavers will be hostess to the Improvement club Monday aft ernoon at her home on Decatur ave- nue.
 The play entitled "The Prophecy" given by tho Campfire girls Friday