The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02
INGLENOOK

very delightful affair of the
 was the farewell party rendered hs J. c. Nowlin, who goes soon to Spoil Wash, to make her future home, bJiS
 Methodist Ladies Aid society at pretty home of Mrs. W. o. Blair.
 roses were effectively used throuf
 the house, carrying out color sci of pink and white. The guests 3
 welcomed at the door by Mrs BlairtT
 Mrs. John Cosby Mrs. John Carl
 had charge of the register book, n
 each guest registered her name ansii
 good wish for the bonoree. Punch U
 dipped from a pretty table on the s-
 rarda by Mrs. J. L. Anderson. Fl
 unique contest much merriment was <
 Those who assisted in caring for
 guests were: Mrs. J. H. Fender,
 James. Miss Bailey, Mrs c. P. Sms
 Mrs. W. A. Lavender.
 A pleasant affair of the week was
 birthday party rendered James Hart
 by his parents, MT. and Mrs Clarels Harvey, Monday afternoon. The ddl rations carried out the patriotic idl flags and bunting being used throuH out the rooms. A large birthday ell
 holding the 12 burning candles cente
 the table. Music and games were diversions. In guessing contest Jtt Adams was awarded the prize, a fl pen. An fee course was served toE children Miss Louise Harvey and M
 Edith Downey served punch The hs was assisted by his mother and M w. A. Lavender. pretty affair of the week was
 party given by MT. Joe Barton oorn)i
 menting class of the Methodist sund
 school, and 8 few friends Juvers games were played and in a uniel contest prizes were awarded to Kimtl
 Neville and Ben Waide. During { business session the following offict
 were elected: President, Kimball Nevil
 vice president, Eddie Harris; secretal Cecil smith; treasurer. Joe Barton; cha man of committees, Ben Waide Her Anderson, Neal Anderson, w. v. Neyij A watermelon cutting was enjoyed. MT. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson were ho at dinner recently complimenting n
 and Mrs. Strickland of Norwood II
 table held for it's centerpiece a baur or Killarney roses and the occasi | proved very delightful.
 Little L. R. Taylor proved hinsei& delightful host when he entertained few little friends in honor of his siy anniversary. A color scheme of pB l ana white was beautifully carried
 In all the details of the party n centerpiece was the lovely birthday cs,
 hearing its six tiny pink tapers. Inv He games were enjoyed. Mrs Tavg
 mother of the little host,--was assi~ by Mrs. A. c. Mcclellan, Mrs. R. IT. ns rls' Miss Gladys Greene and Mrs. VI Lavender. A delicious ice course. VI
 cake, was served to 35 guests. MISS Loretta Bailey proved herself 1 uellghtful hostess when she entertail | the newly elected officers and the l tiring ones of the Epworth League Tti
 oay evening, Plans for the future vel
 work was discussed and outlined, ss much good is expected to come foJ The newly elected officers are: PresldJ | MT A. J. Horton; vice president. NJ Mabel Barton; secretary, Mrs. 3usenhl l Beerman; treasurer, Miss Jeanette VI
 ker; Era agent, Miss Eunice WestbroS Friends of Mrs. E. C. James will reg
 10 learn that she is at South EighlaIl 1 lnrirmary. where she underwent an ! eration Wednesday.
 l Mrs. J. c. Nowlin and children left F5 day for Spokane. Wash, where they J Join MT. Nowlin and make their futY 1 home. They will stop over in St. Lo, 1 few days and visit relatives. @ 7 Mrs. M. Perry, who has been onuus
 In Knoxville. has recovered sufficierl to be removed to her daughters, M T. P. Downey. in Inglenook. Mrs. Charles German left yesterA l for Atlanta, where she will be the g,A
 of her mother, Mrs. Alice Nelson. Mrs. o. D. Perry and children of ClN tanooga are the guests of her pareN Rev. and Mrs. R. P. Taylor. Mrs. Lon Avera, Miss Louise Ave
 and Waiter Avera leave today for a t Continued on Page Three)