The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
INGLENOOK

Mrs John F. Carlisle entertained Thurs. !, day at spend-the-day party at her home l on High Cliff complimenting Mrs Velrns l Chambers of Washington, D. c. At : | o'clock luncheon was served to Mrs i Velma Chambers, Mrs. B w. F'inck, Mrs J. N. Morgan, Misses Jimmie Lee Cham i bers, Perry Louise Finck, Florence Mae Mccoy and Miss Mary White. Misses Pauline and Ethel Henderson en- tertained at handkerchief shower for Miss Annie Moseley Mays, who is to be married to MT. Glen Earl Miller oi l Y Youngstown, O., on Tuesday evening ] The house was beautifully decorated in 1 sweet peas and field daisies. Miss Chris 1 tine Rocket presided over the brides book. Music was furnished on the piano and violin by Miss Ida Crawford, Miss l Mays and Jarvis, Conrad. Mrs H. C. Lyle won the prize in an enjoyable con test, which was a box of crepe de chine | handkerchefs. Little Miss Jewel Lyle l presented the gifts to the bride-elect ir 1 a beautifully decorated basket. A de | lightful ice course in pink and white was served to Misses Christine Rocket, Ida | and Helen Crawford, Bennie Alice How ell, Velma Lavender, Margaret Me Kinney, Laura Brunker Myrtle Clay Louise Avera, Edith Downey, Mary 1 Freeman, Mamie Brown, Ruby Bar ton. Luci1e Walker, Wilda Sims, Kate Mays Miriam Mays, Lucille Sims, Ethel l and Pauline Henderson, Miss Mays, Mrs. J. H. Henderson, Mrs. R. M. Ellard, Mrs. H. c. Lyle, Mrs. w. L. Deal, Mrs. J. D. Peterson and others. l Mrs B. w. Finck entertained at lunch con Tuesday in honor of her house guest, Mrs Velma Chambers. Covers were laid for the following: Mrs. Velma Chambers, l Mrs. John F. Carlisle, Mrs. B. W. Finck, | Miss Jimmie Lee Chambers and little I Miss Perry Louise Finck. l The Campfire girls entertained at the l home of Miss Ida Crawford in Bendaie l at a miscellaneous shower compliment l ing Miss Anne Moseley Mays, a bride elect The house was decorated in cut 1 flowers. A large bowl of sweet peas 1 formed the center piece for the table in the dining room. Little Miss Annie Crook dressed as a bride, presented the many beautiful gifts to the bride-elect A guessing contest was much enjoyed, in which Miss Pauline Henderson won the prize, beautiful Japanese china cup and saucer. At the close of the even ing ices were served to the following: Misses Louise Avera, Grace Overby, Elm ma Blair, Laura Brunker, Mary Freeman, Pauline Henderson, Nellie Parson, Ben nie Howell Nell Ruffin, Odessa McDon- aid, Lois Williamson, Margaret McI<in- ney, Christine Rocket, Maude and Miriam Mays, Ida and Helen Crawford and Miss Anne Mays.
 Little Perry Louise Finck entertained five little girls Wednesday afternoon in honor of her guest, Jimmie Lee Cham bers, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs, B. W. Finck
 Miss Margaret Fender continues ill at her home.
 Wesley. the little son of Mrs. I.illie ,l~;r i-x xyicit Mrs B. w. Finck.
 Miss Jesse Chantz has returned to her home after visit to relatives in Albany.
 MT. J. F. Carlisle and his Sunday school class of 15 boys are spending the week. end fishing at Attalla-
 MT. Sam Touts of Warrior is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. W. dams.
 Mr. J. R. Kincaid is confined to nls pea with fever.
 Misses Mabel Barton, Eunice West brook and MT A. J. Horton are at home after spending a week at Athens attend ing the North Alabama Epworth league conference
 Mrs. J. c. Cosby and children, Miss Louise and Robert, are visiting relatives in Oneonta.
 Edwin and Kinbell Neville are Vlsiting relatives in Carbon Hill.
 Jesse Carney is visiting relatives in Montgomery.
 Misses Regina and Maybel Downey have returned after visit to relatives in Hartselle.
 Mrs. J. D. Fouts of Warrior has re- turned to her home after week visit to her daughter, Mrs J. w. Ad- ans.
 Mr and Mrs J. H. Pullen have had as their guests MT. and Mrs. George Spenser and son. Eugene, of Columbia, Tenn,
 MT. and Mrs. George Tobler are wis iting relatives in Pensacola.
 Mrs. Dora Hall and son. zac, have gone to Parrot, Ga. where they Will make their home in the future
 Mrs Josephine Beerman has gone 10 Atlanta. where she has accepted a position.
 Mrs. George Leonard is able to be at home after an operation at Me Adory's infirmary.
 MT. and Mrs. Willie Snyder have re- turned to their home in Rock Castle after visit of several days to rela- lives.
 Mrs. c. E. Lesley and children, Beatrice and Clifton. have returned to
 Rev. J. S. Glasgow of Bainford is assisting Rev w. F. Aldridge and Rev. ]. o. Horton in revival at the Methodist church.
 MrS. Nelma CnaHpSIS VI " dSHiHS- ton. D. C., and daughter. Jimmie Lee, of Mt. Pinson, are spending the week with Mrs R. w. Finck. Mrs. Cham bers Is a former teacher of the Ingle- nook Rockett school, but is now con- nected with the government work i'll the insurance department.
 Mrs. Monroe Vest and little son. Monroe Jr., have gone to Prospect, Tenn. to make their home.
 Mir Monroe Vest left this week to take up his duties in the army.
 Cards have been received announce ing the birth of James Lewis. Js'., son of MT and Mrs. J. L. Phillips, tClercy Keiths Mrs. Phillips was teacher in the Inglenook Rocket school for several years.
 c. R. West of the university spent the weekend with friends here.
 Dan Huitchsen of Camp Wheeler is visiting his aunt. Mrs Lon Avera.