The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-18
PYTH|ANS HOLD
HOUSE WARMING
Several Grand Lodge Officers
Present at Ensley
SOCIETIES ENTERTAIN
SOCIETIES
ENTERTAIN
List of Graduates of High School.
Tuscaloosa Teachers Inspect Ems
ley School House-Temper-
Rnce Play Planned

Steel City lodge, knights OF Pythlas,
gave a "house warming" at their new
castle hall on Avenue e last night
Prominent Pythians of the district were
present, including several OF the grand
lodge officers. The members of the lodge
turned out in great force, as did the
members of neighboring lodges short
business session was held after which the
rank of knight was conferred in ampi-
fled form by the degree team, under the
direction of Capt. A. R. Mays AT the
conclusion of the work social session
was held. Several short talks were made
by visiting and local members. REFRESH
ments were served, including delicious
fruit punch. The affair was very enjoy
able. due largely to the splendid WORK
OF the committee in charge. The new
hall is one of the best appointed and
handsomest in the state, and bright fu-
ture is predicted for steel City lodge.
A Trip Around the World
A novel and unique entertainment is be-
ing prepared by the ladies of the six
Protestant churches of Ensley. The affair
will take place Friday evening from to
10 o'clock, and will consist of "Trip
Around the World" Six countries will be
represented at the homes of a member of
each church, which will be decorated sug-
gestive of the country represented. Re-
freshments will be served at each stop.
A booking office will be arranged on the
corner of Avenue e and Nineteenth
street. The parties will be furnished a
competent guide and will visit respective
ly Cuba, at Mrs. c. F. Camps, represent
ing the Baptists; Japan, at Mrs. j. H.
Heads, representing the Cumberland
Presbyterians; Great Britain, at Mrs. w.
I. Hendon's, representing the Episco-
palians; China, at Mrs. Kitty Kings, rep
resenting the Christians; United States
at Mrs w. R. Stewards, representing the
Presbyterians, and ireland, at Mrs. e. T.
Fields, representing the Methodists.
Graduating Class
The following young ladies will form
the graduating class from the Ensley
High school: Miss Mabel Ursaline At
kins, Miss Miriam Bowman. Miss Ruth
Reese Chiles, Miss Lucille Mcmillan cow
an, Miss Wilmoth Hail Hickman. Miss
Mary Josephine Lemont, Miss Ellen Ola
Scott, Miss Marion Bell Wood.
The graduating exercises will be held
on Thursday, June 2. In the morning at
10 O'Clock the class will give programme
at the Presbyterian church. At night
they will receive their diplomas at the
Birmingham High school. along with the
other graduates of the city.
Club Entertainments
The Phiathea class of, the Methodist
church will entertain Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. H. c. Russell, COM
plimentary to Miss Irene Dickens and
Miss Bertha Cowan, whose weddings have
been announced for June.
THE Last Loaf" a temperance play
will be presented at the Ensley Opera
house on Friday evening by the Baptist
Young Peoples union of the Hunter Street
church.
The Joint business and social session
of the Christian Endeavor society OF the
Christian church, held last night at the
church building, was distinct success
The meeting was we'll attended, and the
evening pleasantly and proitably spent
Mrs. j. S. Hall will entertain IL ladies
this afternoon at her home on Avenue
I and Twentieth street in behalf OF the
I,yceum Helpers circle, the occasion to
be that of hearts party.
Ensley Personals
]. H. Foster, superintendent of public
schools of Tuscaloosa, and Messrs. Har-
rison and McGee of the school board,
were in Ensley today, inspecting the new
High school building They were accom-
panied by Superintendent Baker and Mr.
Renns of Bessemer. They are looking
over the new schools of the Birmingham
district, with a view of erecting a mod
ern high school building at Tuscaloosa
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steed OF Mont
gomery are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Steed on Avenue f.
Miss Bessie Longest is the guest of her
aunt. Mrs. NJ e. Freeman, 1906 Avenue l.
Mrs. Elizabeth Keys of Greenville, KY
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. LORNA
Fleming.
The funeral of the S-months-old child
of MIR. and Mrs. Edward Whitlock took
Mace Tuesday afternoon from the Baptist
church. Interment was made at OAK
land.
Robert Barclay has been called to Pitts
burg by the serious illness of his brother.