The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-30
INGLENOOK

1 The order of Eastern Star chapter l No 155, and the Mason lodge, Ancient l Free and Accepted Masons, had their l joint public annual installation of newly 1 elected officers III the Knights of Pyth-
 ias hall. The following officers were 1 installed by Mrs Amy Carle worthy grand matron of the state of Alabama. and Mrs. J. Jaffe. grand marshal: l Worthy matron, Mrs. Georgia Brogan, worthy patron, Charles T. Helton: asso-
 ciate matron, Mrs Mabie Anera; secre-
 tary Mrs. F1oy Mills treasurer, Mrs.
 Dora Helton; conductress, Mrs. Lizzie A. | Fender; associate conductress, Mrs. Flor ence F. Lewis; Adah, Mrs. Catherine 1 Stein Ruth, Mrs. Nancy Minyard {; | Esther. Mrs. Ludie L. Hamilton; Martha, Mrs. Sallie York Electra, Mrs. Flora Pullen; warder, Mrs Elizabeth White; l sentinel, Dan U. Brogan; marshal, Mrs. Ada Mckinney; chaplain, Mrs Edith Gillian; organist, Mrs Mittie A. Jones' l The Rev. R. P. Taylor pastor of the Inglenook Presbyterian church, was the installing officer for the Masons. The of hcers installed were as follows: Wor- shipful master, Walter M. Davidson sen- for warden, J. F. Hamilton; junior war ] den, s. P. Bale; secretary, s. w. Boles; treasurer Charles T. Helton; senior dea- 1 con, Doc Minyard; junior deacon, Rob- 1 ert Southerland; senior steward, Harry Rives; junior steward, Marritt Green; 1 chaplain, Rev K. P. Taylor; tiler, s. J.
 Young. Refreshments were ser sed to 75 !; guests.
 Inglenook lodge No. 31i. Knights of 1 Pythias elected officers for the new term as follows; Chancellor commander, J.. I N. Morgan; vice chancellor, J. k. Car | lisle; master of work, J. O. Ward; prelate, l J. B. Johnson; master of arms, Tammy McQuaid; master of finance F. o. Ed 1 ney; master of exchequer, Dave Heaton; l keeper of records and seal, Merritt 1 Green; inner guard w. R. Cox outer guard, F. w, Nelson; trustee, J. B. Bow ! lin.
 1 Mrs c. L. Mills was hostess to the auditing committee of the Eastern Star
 lodge. The morning was spent in busi- ness. At 1 o'clock the guests were in- | vited into the dining room, where a 1 tempting luncheon was served. A merry crowd of little folk gathered i at the home of MT. and Mrs. j. Harper Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the eight I birthday anniversary of their little
 daughter, Ruth Childish games were
 played on the lawn. Later the guests were invited into the dining room, which 1 was decorated in red and white. large
 birthday cake with lighted candles on it l adorned the table. An ice course was 1 served
 1 Mrs. c. l.. Mills was hostess Wednes- ] day to the auditing committee of the l Eastern Star lodge at a spend-the-day party. The morning was spent in busi-
 ness. At l o'clock the guests were in- vited into the dining room, where lunch con was served.
 1 Mrs. T. F. Downey and daughter. Miss Regena, are visiting relatives and friends in Columbia and Charleston, l s. c.
 Mrs. W. T. Cabaniss and son, W. L.; l Mrs T. E. Nelson and Mrs. M. Taylor | of Trussville were the recent guests of Mrs. T. o. Glenn.
 1 Horace Wade of Camp Wheeler is 1 spending a few days with his parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Wade. | Mr. and Mrs F. A. Morris are vis- l iting their son, Edward Morris, who is
 an aviator in Los Angeles MT. Nor | ris received word his son feli 300 feet recently and received slight injuries. l Mrs. A. c. Cotton and son, Robert, l are at home after a visit to Mineral
 Springs.
 MT. George Tobler is at home after
 a visit to Florida. J. w. Jones' Jr., is visiting his grand
 mother in Helena. Mrs. E. H. James and little daughter
 Hattie Lee. of Fillmore, are visiting her daugb ters, Mrs c. B. Harmon and Mrs IE c. James, for few days Miss Lizzie Pritchett has returned | from Baltimore, where she visited her sister, Mrs. Thomas Tanner who has been at Jonhs Hopkins infirmary for
 sometime for treatment 1 MT. Sam Fouts has returned to War rior, after several days visiting his sister, Mrs. J. W. Adams, on Fourth avenue.
 Mrs L. T. Taylor and two children, !, cornelia and l.. T. Jr., are visiting Mrs. 1 Taylor's mother, Mrs. M. Harris, at l Searles.
 l Miss Nellie Parson has gone to Chi cago to visit relatives for several weeks.
 Mrs, w. R. Cox is visiting relatives l in Nashville.
 Mrs James Shurbert and children are
 at home after avisit to friends and relatives in Pell City.
 Joseph Dickey has returned home after visiting relatives in Florida.
 Miss Maybel Downey. who has been
 has been confined to her bed for sew
 eral days, is able to be out again. 1 Mir and Mrs. c. B. Harmon have
 moved from West Street into the home recently occupied by MT. and Mrs. John Chester, on View street. I Kinbell and Edward Neville have re- turned home after a visit to relatives
 at Carbon Hill
 Mrs R. NJ. Ellard had as her guests
 recently Mrs. Robert Miller. Mrs. w.
 West, Miss Grace West and Miss Louise
 Miller.
 Miss Katherine Topler has returned home after spending several weeks with relatives at Wilmington. N. c. l Mrs. J. C. Cosby, Miss Louise Cosby
 and Miss Emma Blair have returned
 after short visit to relatives at Will | lage Springs.
 | Mrs Viorine Anderson and two chill
 dren are visiting relatives in Albany. ], Mrs. Jesse Chantz is at home after
 three weeks visit to Oklahoma
 Mrs. w. T. Winfield is visiting rela~ tives in Paris. Tenn.
 Mrs. Carl Sheppard. who has been
 visiting relatives in Oklahoma, has re- 1 turned.
 Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Dunlap and son, Ernest, Jr., Of lIartselle, spent
 several days with MT. and Mrs. T. r. Downey.
 MT and Mrs. j. R. Beavers and Dr.
 and Mrs. $. H. Wallace have as their
 guest Mrs. Kate Henderson of Colum- biana.
 l Wesley Duran has return cd to his
 home in Coulmbiana, after spending
 several days with Mr. and Mrs. B. w.. l Finck
 l Mrs. George Tobler has as her guest
 her sister. Mrs. Roberta Glover, of Wilmington, N. c.
 l Dan Huitchen has returned to Camp