The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-18
ENSLEY DAUGHTERS
 WILL OBSERVE DAY
CONFEDERATE ORGANIZATIONS WILL ASSIST IN EXERCISES IN MEMORY OF LEE-PERSONAl AND GENERAL NEWS.

Ensley, January 17.-(Special.)- )-- Stonewal1 chapter, Daughters of the Confectionery, will observe the anniver sary of Gen. Robert D. Lee next Tues day evening at the assembly rooms of the Bush school, on Avenue G and Twenty third street. The local camp of Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans will attend in a body. A fea ture will be the bestowal of crosses of honor on the following veterans: A. M. Piper M. F. Bruce and J. L. Porter. The following programme will be car ried out
 Invocation.
 Address on Lee, Rev. H. c. Kegley.
 Selection, "Tenting Tonight" male quartet.
 Recitation, sword of Lee" Miss Street.
 Address on Jackson, Rev. Alex craw- ford.
 Selection, mail quartet
 Bestowa1 of crosses of honor.
 Song. "The Little Bronze Cross"
 Song, Dixie"
 The officers of the Pythian Sisters were installed into their respective stations last evening at the Pythian hall on Nineteenth street.
 As the name implies this organization is composed of the female members of the families of Pythian knights. The lodge at Ensley has not been organized very long but is taking front rank in fraternal circles. Mrs. Kinney acted as installing officer and performed the duty in a very able manner. The roster is as follows:
 Mrs. John Angwin, M. E. C.: Mrs. Sadie Wilson, P. C.; Mrs. W. H. Hol- lingsworth, S. of T.; Mrs. Winner Mad ison. J. of T.; Mrs. Archey Mays, M. of T.; Mrs. M. M. Johnson, and C.. Mrs. W. R. Stewart, M. of F.: Mrs. M Vine, P. of T.. Mrs. Sal1ie Jones, O. G. i; Mrs. D. A. Echols, trustee.
 The Commercial club will meet Tues day night at the club rooms on Avenue E. The committee from Fairview will meet the committee from Ensley in reference to the annexation of Fair view to Ensley. Every member of the club is earnestly requested to be pres ent, as many imp ortant matters will be discussed.
 The entertainment to be given by the School Improvement association at the Ensley opera house next Thursday evening, January 21, promises to be a grand success. A play will be in- eluded in the programme in which the pupils of the public schools, assisted by several adults, will take part The proceeds will be applied to improving the school rooms and grounds.
 Officers Henry White and James Bonner raided house in the Green quarters of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company and arrested the occupants, 10 in number, on a charge of gaming. The defendants are of the Greek nationality. They will be given a hearing before Mayor Sugg Monday morning.
 The Elks will meet in regular session Monday evening at their home on Ave nue E, at o'clock. All members are urged to be present as important busi- ness will come up for discussion Visit ing E1ks always welcome.
 uary 2S at the First Presbyterian church for the benefit of the organ fund. The Jefferson male chorus will take part. Also a number of local vocalists. The affair promises to be quite an event in musical circles.
 The Jefferson male chorus will give a smoker on Saturday evening, Jan uary 23. A splendid programme has been arranged and a good time is an- ticipated.