The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

lodge of Inglenook at Castle hall, on Boyles pike. The invited guests were the Knights families and few friends. MT. J. A. Morgan presided over the en- tertainment and Prof. c. R. West made the introductory speech He was fol- lowed by Rev. w. E, Aldridge, who made an amusing talk The banquet was served after MT. Aldridges talk and was followed by stereopticon pictures portraying the life of Damon and Pythas. and the close fraternal ties which bind the. members of Pythias lodge together. Music was furnished by Miss Mildred Ford. This lodge was organ ized two years ago with J. A. Morgan, chancellor commander. and 16 members and numbered five ministers. Rev. IL. F. Goodwin, Presbyterian; Rev l.. G.. Sturdivant and Rev. w. c. Huckaby Methodist; Rev Ernest Dunlap and Rev.
 Jackson, Baptist, at the same time. There are now 56 members and R. T.
 Campbell is the new chancellor com- mander.
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis- :. sionary society of the Presbyterian church gave social al the home of Mrs. A. D. Mckinney Tuesray afternoon. The committee in charge was Mrs. McISin- ney, Mrs. J. ". Adams, Mrs, c, L. Mills and Mrs. B. w. Finck and a very in-
 IeTGSllHR programme WdS GdiTleQ out
 Miss Margaret Mckinney gave selec-
 tons and Mrs R. E. Strickland vocal solos, Dwight Keith recited 'Old Glory
 and was followed by interesting mis- sonary talks by Mrs. s. G. McCluney of East Lake and Mrs, w. M. Glass and Rev. R. P. Taylor of Inglenook. Mrs. McCluney suggested that this society
 have a day of missionary instruction at the Presbyterian church Tuesday, March 5. when they will be instructed in mis- sionary work by ladies from Fifth Ave- nue church of Birmingham. The mem
 bers of the Methodist and Baptist socie- ties are asked to attend.
 Miss Jeanette Walker was hostess at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Walker, Friday evening. enter taining at farewell party, honoring Mrs. Josephine Beerman, who will leave this week to make her home in Shef- field. The Washington birthday idea was carried out in the decorations and en- tertaining. Miss Louise Cosby served punch, and book of remembrance fol the honoree, wherein the guests in- scribed their toasts and good wishes for her new home was kept by Miss Patricia Middleton. Music and appropriate con
 tests and games featured the evening | Mrs. Ed Keith, who fell and hurt her. self severely recently, is now improving. | Mrs. John Couch and daughter, Lucile, i of Adger, spent the week end as guests 1 of Mrs. Henry Bailey.
 l Mir and Mrs. H. w. Stairs were re-
 cent visitors to Mrs. Stairs brother, Mr. | Horace Allsup and family. They were
 en route from Chicago to Atlanta. ] Mir and Mrs. F. O. Edney and children have returned from Louisville. l Mr. J. F. Carney has returned from
 Montgomery, where he was called by the death of his sister.
 1 Miss Maybele Downey is improving after an operation on her throat. 1 Mrs. Josephine Beerman will leave
 for Sheffield Wednesday, where she will
 reside in the futufe, having accepted a position there.
 1 Mrs C. J. Holt is i'll at her home. Mrs. B. J. Rives and children are
 visiting Mrs. Rives' mother, Mrs. She'll ing at Wartrace, Tenn.
 l Mrs. Will Nelson and Mrs T. F. Rob- | crts of Albany are guests of their sister ] Mrs. Jesse Chantz.
 Mrs. M. F. Perry is spending the week | with her daughter, Mrs. Nora Downey | at Avondale.
 ] Miss Marion Walker returned Saturday | from Auburn where she attended the l domcnstrators' convention.
 | Mrs. J. w. Adams was called to Way rior Tuesday by the illness of her mother. Mrs. Fouts.
 Mir Merritt Greene has returned iron 1 a trip to Ohio.
 l The School Improvement association will meet Thursday afternoon In the au
 ditorium of Inglenook Roukett school and Mrs. D. A. Echols of Ensley wiI deliver an address, aud will be followed by social meeting. Mrs. J. Fl. Fender
 the president, urges all mothers to ot present. The Methodist Ladies' Aid will mes Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c. r | Smith.
 The Baptist Missionary union vii
 meet Tuesday afternoon with Ms. $ H. Wallace