The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27
INGLENOOK

Miss Leila Krunk delightfully."- en. tertained recently with an informal dance complimenting her attractive visitor, Miss Lillian BaxendaIe of Nashville. The valentine idea was carried out in the prettily decorated rooms. Punch was served from a the evening, and at a late hour dainty ices were served with beart-shaped cakes centered with cupids. Those en- toying this hospitality were: Miss Bax- endale, Miss Allie Lee Moore, Miss Marie Bentley, Miss Marion Ford, Miss Jeannette Walker, Miss Mildred Ford Messrs. Robert Carter, Todd Hill Henry Heath, Arthur Roberts, Alton Rockett, Owen Shaver, Hal Lamar William King. John P. Lynch, Nat Bentley Warner Hall, Percy Ward and Ewen Krunk.
 Class No. of the Presbyterian Sun day school were delightful1y enter tained at the home of Miss Mildred Ford. The nature of the affair was a box supper and Valentine party. The rooms were made attractive with red and green hearts and little kew pies suggestive of the Valentine sea- son, Miss Rebecca Bazemore de- lighted her hearers with several vo- cal selections In Leap Year Pro- posal Contest" Miss Hillys Rockett was awarded the prize. Much merri- ment was had in disposing of the boxes, after which tempting lunch was enjoyed by 40 guests.
 Mrs. S. K. Reid delightfully."- enter tained the L. A. to O. R. C., division IF, at a spend-the-da party on Fri day. A profusion of ferns and jon quils made the house appear bright and spring-like. At noon the following guests and members gathered around the luncheon table: Mrs. J. Tyndal, Mrs. Jesse Carney, Mrs. J. F. Fergu- son, Mrs. w. McCulloch. Mrs. R. E. Lee, Mrs. McDuffy. Mrs. Burke, Mrs. J. T. Adam, Mrs. c. J. Holt, Mrs. Ben Rivers. Mrs. M. Handbury, Mrs. E. Carriger of Decatur, Mrs. R. L. Will Hams, Mrs. George Dewitt, Mrs O. w. Cunningham, Mrs. Billiland. Mrs. J. R. T. Rivers, Mrs. F. l.. Avril, Mrs. Hack ney, Mrs. Willie Heath, MT. Ferguson. The hostess was assisted by Miss Edith Smith. Mrs. J. S. Marks Mrs. Clytie William of Kentucky
 The Pleasant Hour club enjoyed their meeting with Mrs. w. T. Mackey. The time was pleasantly spent in playing euchre. At the conclusion of the game Mrs w. Davidson was awarded first prize. Tempting refreshments were passed to 12 guests.
 The Methodist Ladies' Aid society will entertain Tuesday afternoon with an apron bazaar at the home of Mrs. C. E. Purdy. A social time has been planned and at o'clock the sale of aprons will begin. A good attendance is urged.
 Mrs. Frank Clegg, who has been the guest of her sister Mrs. c. L. Mills, has returned to her home in Denver.
 MT. H. M Lewis is quite i'll with la grippe.
 MT. E. D. Mitchell has returned to Guntersville after visit with his brother, Mir. J, F. Mitchell
 Mrs. A D. Mckinney and Miss Clersie Keith are home after brief visit with relatives in Argo.
 MT. and Mrs. S P. Davis spent the week with relatives at Brompton
 Mrs. R. R. Hall is i'll at McAdory s infirmary
 Inglenool1 lodge. No. 314. Knights o1 Pythias. was instituted at an enthu- siastic meeting held in the Masonic hall recently. A large number of citizens from Boyles and Inglenook attended and the prospects for future work are flattering. Thomas R. Walker. district deputy chancellor commander, as- sisted by members of other lodges, put on the work of the three ranks in a splendid manner. The officers elected and duly installed are: J. N. Morgan chancellor commander: J. F. Carlisle vice chancellor: Rev. w. c. Huckaby prelate; J. D. Langdon, keeper of rec ords and seal; pr. S. B. Wallace. mas ter of finance; Dr. J. B. Robertson master of arms; Rev. L. G. Sturdivant master of exchequer; Henry Bailey inner guard; L. R. Finley, outer guard Lee R. Hall, master of work; Prof. c R. West, lodge deputy; w. F. Blair D w. Mccoy and T. J. McQuaid, trustees
 The Fl Juvenes club and a few in. vited friends were entertained at the home of MT. Delbert Helton Thursday evening. Pot flowers and ferns were used in the house decorations. Various games were enjoyed by the young peo- pie. A pleasant evening was brought to close by the hosts mother, Mrs c. T. Helton, serving delightful re- treatments to Miss Hattie Lou Smith dersJn, Miss Ellie Handbury. Miss Mary Hall; Messrs. Guy Green, Vel Rives, Al Rives, Don Helton, Aller Deal, Harry Harper. Glen Harvey Clyde Freeman. Freddie Helton, MT and Mrs. Helton.
 A pleasant affair of the week was the spend -the-day party given at the home of Mrs. Gillian. The morning was spent in crocheting. needlework and pleasant conversation, and at noor lovely dinner was served to IL guests.
 The Baptist Aid enjoyed an old-fash. toned quilting party in the church par lors this week. Three quilts were com pleted and in the afternoon an interest, ing business session was enjoyed. Al noon a tempting lunch was enjoyed by ] 20 members. We were glad to add Mrs IT. Dougherty, Mrs. l.. J. Brinker, Mrs A. R. Cotton and Mrs. J. P. Byrd as new members
 The play, "In Search for Happiness | given by the Methodist Ladies Aid SO l ciety Thursday and Friday evenings ] benefit of brotherhood class, was {