The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-28
Personal and General.


 Much interest is being taken in tho Elks' picnic to be held at Germania park on Thursday, August 20. Ladies and children are admitted to the grounds free. A large number of tick cts have been sold and a good time Is assured those who attend
 The work on the new school building In the Fifth ward is progressing nicely ar in all probability will be ready when school opens. This will be by far the best and most convenient school building in the city when completed. Contractor Hollingsworth Is pushing the work to a rapid completion.
 At the home of the bride this morn ing Miss Eula Stewart, a charming g young lady of Cullman, was united in wedlock to MT. Thomas Whaley of Ensley.. The bride Is a young lady of many accomplishments. The groom Is employed by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company and is very popular. Their many friends extend their heartiest congratulations. MT. and Whaley will be at home in Ensley after September 6.
 Ensley Lodge No. 165. l. O. o. F., will meet tomorrow night at o'clock at tn cir hall on Nineteenth street. Tn ere will be work in the initiatory degree and visiting members are cordially and fraternally invited to attend.
 Miss Moss Keith of Bessemer is the gust of Mrs. J. c. Bryant
 G. w. Willis, a prominent planter of Loflin, who has been the guest of Dr. T. A. Johnson. returned to his home to- day.
 Miss Vera Barton has returned from Jamestown, where she went on tie Ledger vacation trip as the winner of the prize.
 MT. LeMay McCrea has recovered from his recent severe illness.
 At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid SO ciety of the Methodist church held yes terday afternoon 1t was decided that the society give an ice cream festival and lawn fete on the lawn of the parsonage on September 6.
 MT. and Mrs. Pinson lost their little son Harland this morning, after a brief illness of a few days, The interment will take place at Berry station, Fay cite county. tomorrow. The many friends of the bereaved parents ex- tend their sympathy.
 Misses Annie and Willie Russell have returned to Anniston. after a pleasant visit to their cousin, Miss Alberta Rus sell.
 Steel City Lodge, No. 1so Knights of Pythias met tonight in their castle hall on Nineteenth street. The meet ing was well attended and much busi- ness transacted.
 J. II. Garrison, who was formerly connected with the Ensley Sun, will open printing office on Avenue E in the near future.
 w. M. Fitzpatrick of Cullman, Ala has accepted a position on the Ensley police force.
 Rev H. c. Kegley and wife are fin the city today. MT. Kegley has ac- cepted call to the First Presbyterian ch urch and will take charge about September 10.
 D. L. Wells of Lexora, Ark, Is visit ing his sister Miss Minnie Wells, on Avenue G and Twenty second street
 Miss Esther Lamont. who has been taking a post graduate course in nurs- ing at Chicago. is home on three weeks vacation.
 Frank Truss, who has been desperate 1v i'll in the Sisters hospital at Lor- raine. O., returned home yesterday much improved in health.
 Mir W. Gleason of Chicago and MT Walter Piper of South Chicago. Ind, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Lamont, on Avenue F and Twenty sixth street.
 MT. J. D. Matlock was in the city to- dav looking after his business interests.
 Miss Mamie Scholl Is quite sick at her home on Avenue G and Twenty-hrst ct