The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-12
INGLENOOK

The Young Matrons' Needle Work club
held its first meeting of the season with
Mrs. Robert Campbell. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in fancy work and
conversation. A delicious salad course
was served.
A pretty affair of the week was the
social given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Heaton Tuesday evening. The
rooms were thrown together and yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns were taste
fully arranged, carrying out the color
scheme. In novel contest Miss Kath-
arine Chapman won the prize. Refresh
ments were served to about rs guests.
Mrs. Percy Rice was a charming
hostess on Friday afternoon when she
entertained the Entire Nous club. The
autumn leaves and flowers made attrac-
tive the rooms where handwork and chat
ting were enjoyed. Mrs. Rice was as
sisted in entertaining by her sister, Miss
Katie Rice. A salad course was served
to Mrs. F. Massey, Mrs. James Mrs. J..
K. Bailey, Mrs. ]. H. Fender, Mrs. Da-
wilson, Mrs. J. P. Carney, Mrs. c. Burks,
Mrs. Pounds. Mrs. ]. Cosby.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society held
an interesting meeting Tuesday after
noon in the parlors of the church This
being time for election of officers for
the ensuing year the following ones We're
chosen: President Mrs. w. A. Laven-
der; vice-president, Mrs. c. o. Slower;
secretary, Mrs. e. C. James; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. c. E. Harvey; treas
urer, Mrs. w. C. Huckaby. Rev. Huck-
ably was present and made an interesting
talk.
One of the pretty social events of the
past week was the Halloween party
given by class 10 of the Methodist Sun
day school complimenting class II and
the Federals at the home of Mrs. J. L..
Anderson. Halloween ideas combined
with autumn leaves were effectively used
in the decorations Music. games and
contest were diversions. In a nut con-
test" which proved interesting Mr.. Mer-
rift Green was awarded prize, a bouquet
of yellow chrysanthemums. A bonfire
was made on the lawn, where toasting
marshmallows and ghost stories were
enjoyed. Hot chocolate dipped from an
old-fa shioned kettle by Miss Loretta
Bailey who was dressed as witch
was served with cake to so guests. Mrs
Anderson was assisted by Miss Eunice
Westbrook. Miss Mabel Barton, Miss
Jeanette Walker, Miss Ethel Parson,
Miss Mamie Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard enter
tanned Friday evening in honor of theii
son, Earl. 18th birthday. The rooms
where the young folks gathered was
| frightened with cut flowers and autumn
leaves. Music and games were enjoyed
In an interesting contest prizes were
awarded. At a late hour delightful re-
freshments were served to IS guests.
| The Presbyterian Ladies Aid societi
met this week with Mrs. r. 7. Camp
bell. A Christmas bazaar is announced
| for December 10 in the vacant store OF
West street. During the social hour
salad course was passed to 20 guests.
Mrs. r. T. Campbell entertained few
friends with an old-fashioneda quiltin'
party Friday Several quilts for thu
| Presbyterian Aid were up and much en-
| joyment was had. At noon delightful
dinner was served.
| Mrs. F. S. Wells, who has been visiting
relatives in Tennessee, has returned.
| A mass meeting of all the Sunda!
schools of the Inglenook district will b.
held at the Inglencok Methodist cnurcf
Sunday afternoon, November 10. at 2:S
| o'clock.
| Mrs J. L. Anderson will be hostess Il
the Impromptu club Monday afternoon
| at o'clock.
The Woman's Missionary society of tn
! Presbyterian church will meet Tuesda!
afternoon with Mrs L. F. Goodwin
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society vii