The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-26
INGLENOOK

day evening, honoring Rda E. Huckaby. of Douglasville, Ga. Their beautiful home was decorated with cut flowers and potted plants. Around the tastefuily ap- pointed table were the honoree, Mrs. Rda E. Huckaby MT. and Mrs. J. c. Huckaby, Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Huckaby and son, Floyd, and Miss Anne Simmons of Fairview, MT. and Mrs, w M. West brook, Misses Florence and Eunice West brook, Messrs, John. Wilmer and Willie Westbreols
 | MT. and Mrs. J. C. Huckaby invited i a few intimatr friends and relatives Thursday to meet Mir Huckaby's mother Mrs. Rda E. Huckaby of Douglasville, | Ga Delightful music was rendered by Mrs J. c. Huckaby, accompanied by MT Hunt on the violin. Those present were: Mrs. Rda E. Huckaby, Mrs. Ellen Rev. Mrs J. E. Lynch, Sr., Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Beavers, Misses Florence Westbrook, ] Eunice Westbrook Virginia Lee. Pauline I Lee, MT Lloyd Davis, MT. John West brook, MT Wilmer Westbrook, MT Hunt of Boyles and MT. Willie Westbrook. I Mrs. Percy Rice was hostess Thurs | day to the members of the Entre Nous club and few friends at a spend-the- | day party and shower, honoring Mrs. A. '. Dillon. Mrs Dillon was showered with many lovely gifts. At | o'clock l luncheon was served to IS guests, the out
 
 Anally of Bessemer, Mrs. Joe Sims of l Villa Rica, ldrs. Heath of East Birming- ham and Mrs. Tyler of Woodlawn. | A very pretty wedding was solemnized Wednesday evening when Miss Mamie 1 Alice Cox was united in marriage to Mr. Sam Miller Curl of Bessemer in the I presence Of the immediate relatives and friends at the home of the brides l parents. The attendants were Miss l Olivia Cox. sister of the bride, and Miss l Ruth Isom, who were attired in blue 1 taffeta and crepe and carried arm bou- | quets of pink roses, Miss Isom entered first to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, followed by Miss Cox and MT Tillman Copeland. The bride and groom entered together, and were met by the Rev. w. c. Huckaby of Fair view, who performed the ceremony be- fore an improvised altar of potted plants. The bride wore a blue travelling suit and carried an arm bouquet of bride roses. She is the youngest daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Cox and is an exceedingly pretty and winsome young lady The wedding was sooner than first planned, as MT. Curl will leave Wednes- day for Camp Sevier, $. c. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Curl left for Bessemer where they will spend 2 few days with MT. Currs parents. The expression class of Jefferson County High school gave Shakespeare's ~As You Like It" on Friday evening on the campus of Inglenook Grammar school The characters were:
 Duke-Cooper Green.
 Frederick Gum.
 Amiens-Nell Spraul Jaques-Delbert Helton. Oliver-Minnie Moore.
 Jaques de Bois-Cresweu Gum.
 Orlando-Al G. Rives.
 Adam-Naomi Poole
 Touchstone--Dwight Keith. Corin--Oliver Barton.
 Syivino1Thelma Simpson.
 William--Frank Irwin.
 First Lord---Mandy Little.
 Second Lord--Eugene Costner
 Rosalind--C1aud McCombs.
 Celia-Myrtle Clay.
 Phoebe--Gladys Johnson.
 Audrey-Laura Brunker.
 Two Pages-Irene Hopwood and Min ta Compton.
 The senior class of Jefferson County High school organized the first alumni association at banquet Saturday even ing at Inglenook Gramar school. The last years graduates participated with the 20 graduates of this year The, junior class served the banquet.
 The graduating exercises of the Jeff ferson County High school will be held Tuesday evening at the Inglenook- Rockett school auditorium. Senator Frank S. White will deliver the gradu- ating address.
 MT. and Mrs w. R. Cox are enter taining today at dinner, honoring MT. and Mrs Sam Miller Curl, who were married Wednesday evening. Roses are to be used as the centerpiece The guests will include MT. and Mrs. sam Miller Curl Mrs. Mollie Wilson and Miss Louise Wilson of Maplesville. Mir. and Mrs. w E. Jones' Miss Maggie Cox, Miss Hattie Wilson, Miss Olivia Cox, MT. Tfilman Copeland, MT. Riser Morgan, and MT. and Mrs. Curl of Bessemer, parents of MT, Sam Curl
 Miss Mary Kate Oxford has returned to her home at Black Creek.
 Mrs. Frank Baugh and little son are visiting relatives in Tennessee.
 Miss Anna Lula Cannon has gone to her home in Sylacauga-
 MT. Turner Waide has returned to his post at Camp Wheeler. Macon, after