The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-17
IRISH EVENING |S PLANNED TOMORROW B. M. Allen to Deliver Address
 at EnsIey SILVER TEA TO BE GIVEN New Fixtures for EnsIey Postoffice Have Been shipped-Dr. Cunning
 ham Addresses Teachers.
 Other News of Ensley.

Ensley, March 16.-(special.)- Irish evening, an entertainment of music, ora- tory and songs, that is to be given at the Ensley opera house Monday night, under the auspices of the Irish-American club of Ensley, will be largely attended as in- dicated by the number of tickets that have been sold. The following Is the very interesting programme that has been ar- ranged:
 Tenor solo, "The Harp That Once Through Tara's Hall" Mr. James O'Hare.
 Contralto solo, Relieve Me of All Those Endearing Young Charms" Miss Mamie Malloch.
 Tenor solo, My Wild Irish Rose," Mir. J. L. Owens.
 Baritone solo, ''Three Leaves of Sham rock,' MT Charles J. Herbert
 Introduction, the Rev. Francis c. Doyle.
 "Ireland's Influence on the Anglo-SaXon Race" the Rev. A. Crawford.
 Baritone solo. (a) q Love the Last One Best of All' Silvia Hein), (bO "Tell Her l Love Her So,'' MT. Crawford Perkins. Soprano solo, (a) selected. (b) selected, Mrs. Julius Severin. Introduction, the Rev Francis c. Doyle. Grafton, Hon. B. NJ Allen. Sonny Boy roclsing -rocking), MT J. L. Owens.
 Rory O'Moore." Charles J. Herbert.
 Accompanies, Mrs. o. w. Colgan, Mrs. James Perkins.
 Silver Tea. The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist | church extend a cordial invitation to the | public to attend silver tea at the pas tors home on Avenue G and Eighteenth street, next Tuesday evening" March 19 A l special invitation is extended to strangers in the city, and also to the new members of the church.
 A free will offering for the benefit of the pastorium will be feature of the oc- casion.
 Personal and General.
 Mir. John Negely, who has been connect ed with the rail mill department for the past four years, leaves this week fol Bethlehem, Pa., where he goes to ac cept position under his former superin tendent. A. c. Ryan.
 Mrs. II. l.. Bains and her two little boys are visiting relatives at Woodward
 MT. F. L. IIillard and Miss Myrtle Hill Hard of Whittell Tenn, will reach the city today, and make an extended visit to their sister, Mrs. l.. H. Pennington on l Avenue F.
 Miss Carolita Morrison is quite sick at her home on Avenue C.. | Mrs. J. T. Miller of Brookwood and 1 Mrs. Ange Bagwell of Con, Ga, were the | guests of Mrs F. o. Harris yesterday.
 Mrs. John Anqwin is quite sick. l Mrs. J. K Cook of Blockton and Mrs. R. w. Jackson of Oakman were the guests of their father. Mir. C. Arnold on Avenue F this week. Carl, the little son of MT and Mrs. J. C.. Hancock, is quite sick at their home on Palmer Terrace.
 Mason H. Sherman. The removal of MT. Sherman and his family from Ensley next Tuesday Is a distinct loss to the business municipal, church ana social affairs of Ensley, and they will carry with them the cordial best wishes of the people of Ensley. MT. Sherman will have charge of the gen eral offices of the Semet- -Solvay com pany at Chicago, which is well deserved promotion from the superintendency of the large bi-product plant of the same company at Ensley. As a small recog- milton of his valuable services as a mem- Der of the city council. Sherman Boule- yard was named for him against his modest objection; and if he was living in Birmingham he would be just the kind of business man that Governor Conner is looking for to give the public full confidence in its police commission. As chairman of the finance committee of the city council and a leading church worker and friend of education he al- ways devoted much of his valuable time to the public service of the people of Ensley, who appreciate the high worth of such public-spirited citizens as Mason II. Sherman.