The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
INGLENOOK

The members of the Presbyterian church delightfully."- surprised their pastor, the Rev. L. E Goodwin and Mrs. Goodwin, Friday evening, with an old-fashioned pound party. The friends met at the ap- pointed time and showered the recipients with many useful and substantial things. Afterwards music and games were en- joyed by Mir and Mrs N. M. Strtck- land, MT. and Mrs. R. T. Campbell, MT. Boles, Mrs. Turner, Miss Ruth Isom, Miss Pauline Strickland, Miss Ethel Strick- land, Miss Mary White, Miss Lilly Rock ett, Miss Lois Goodwin Miss Christine Rocket, Miss Margaret Mckinney, Miss Lula Mae Rockett, Mrs. A. D. Mckinney, Mrs. Rosa Jones, Mrs. Finck, Mrs. J. Lit tie, Mrs. Harrison and Carson Rockett. , Mir and Mrs Jesse Chantz were hosts at dinner recently, complimenting their visitor, Miss Williamson of Verbena. The table held for it's centerpiece, crystal vase of garden flowers and place cards bore the following names: MT. and Mrs. E. B. Cowan, Mrs. J. Tyndal, Miss Velma Eandbury.
 The o. E. s. chapter 165, entertained it's members and friends with lawn Gete Thursday evening. In a contest Mrs. c. T. f1eitOn was aWdTueQ IrSI prlZe, WIllle the second prize fell to Mrs. Fender. Games and others amusements were en- joyed. Ices were served.
 The Methodist Ladies Aid society will be entertained by Mrs. J. E. Lynch Tues day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. N. M. Strickland will be hostess to the Presbyterian Aid Monday after noon at o'clock
 Miss Gladys Green has as her attractive vic oh nf inif Miss Annyce Fort of Tuskegee, Miss Vera Head of North Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. A. T. Forney and son. Earl left this week for Central City, Tenn to be the guests of MT. Forneys father
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Parker and chill dren left this week for Jemison, where they will visit before going to Mont gomery to reside.
 Mrs. W. Davidson and daughter, Marie, are visiting friends at Village Springs.
 Mrs. Martin Burke has returned to her home in Cullman after visit with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Melton have re- turned to Trussville, after spending a few ender.
 Mrs. Sam Hairless is the guest of her father, MT. W. M. Burgin, at Calera.
 Mrs. Charles Adams and daughter, Elizabeth, left this week for Red Boil- ing Springs, Tenn, to be gone six weeks.
 MT. and Mrs B. H. Gaines, who have1 been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Ed Wilkes, left this morning for Colorado, where they will spend sometime.
 Miss Velma Lavender and Miss Louise Harvey spent the weekend with Mrs. l.. F. Taylor in Bessemer.
 Miss Mary White has returned to her home in Mobile after pleasant stay with her aunt, Mrs B. W. F'inck
 The friends of MT. J. B. Carney will regret to learn that he is confined to his home with injuries received while out on his run.
 MT. Ben Waide, Mr. Charles Mills, Earl Downey, Richard Mills. Charles Waide, MT. Ben Bibbs MT. Sorrell, Bryan and Elmer Sorrell are home, after a dilght- full fishing trip near Ida.
 J. B. McAlister, Jr., of Chattanooga is the guest of James Harvey.
 MT. Thomas Fonts has returned to his home in Warrior after a visit with his sister, Mrs. J. w. Adams.
 Miss Elsie Llewellyn has returned to Knoxville after delightful visit with Miss Regina Downey.