The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-25
Ne7us of EnSley


 the auspices of the Wylam School lm- provement association at the Consolidat cd Mercantile companys store, was a pronounced success. There were over 100 entries and a fine assortment of cakes was placed on exhibition. The task of judging these cakes was difficult one and the task devolved on Mrs. J. B. Reid of Birmingham, Mrs M. M Tidwell of Birmingham and Mrs. Agnew of Wy lam.
 The prizes were awarded as follows: First prize, Mrs. Robert Glasgow; see- end prize, Mrs A. H. Sawyer; third prize. Miss Jennie Marshall.
 The affair was very successfully car ried out and many ladies who were non contestants were present. The school as- sociation realized $3O.
 Mrs. FOnville Gives Dinner
 Mrs. F. G. Fonville entertained a few friends at dinner yesterday at her resi- dence on Avenue F, complimentary to her guests, Miss Bessie Ferguson of Norwood and Miss Jamie Smith of Flor ida An elegant six-course dinner was served Those present were: Miss Annie
  Smith, Dr. w. o. Fonvlle and MT. and Mrs. F. G. Fonville
 Announcements
 St. Margarets Guild will conduct their usual Saturday market today at the store on Nineteenth street opposite the Br- mingham Railway, Light and Power eompany's office. The ladies will sell all kinds of home cooked daintes.
 Cunningham chapter, Order of the East ern ,Star, will give a musicale at the Ensley Opera House in the near future.
 Much interest is being taken in the sacred concert to be given Sunday night at the Ensley Opera house by the Ttal- ian brass band of Ensley. There are 27 pieces in the band, which, under the able direction of Prof. S. Costa, has gained much proficiency and high class programme will be rendered
 Union Services
 A union service will be held Sunday evening at the Ensley Methodist church for the purpose of hearing addresses from Rev. W. A. Brown of Chicago, superin- tendent, of the International Sunday School association and Mr. E. H. Nichols of the same city, who is connected with the work in a business capacity. Mir. Brown is one of the leading authorities on Sunday school work and has a world wide reputation. He has travelled exten- sively and is most entertaining and in structive speaker.
 AmphiOn Dance
 The informal hop given by the Amphion club last night at Perkins hall was a most delightful affair and was attended by about 30 couples. The hall was taste fully decorated and @ delightful fruit punch was served. There were quite a number of out-oftown guests and the oance was continued to the wee sma' hours"
 Thread of Story Club
 The Thread of the Story club was en- tertained by Mrs. John Morrison at her home on Ensley Highlands. The house was tastefully decorated for the occasion with spring flowers The book read was, ''When a Man Marries." salad and ice course was served. Among those present were Mrs J. F. Lee, Mrs. M. H. Me Dowell, Mrs. Lothair Brooks, Mrs. D. R. Hay, Mrs. Hoke Perkins. Mrs. Eubank, Mrs. c. P. Bowman, Mrs. N. R. Baker, Mrs. J. w. Minor Mrs. l.. H. Penning- ton, Mrs J. T. Kent The guests of the club were Mrs Pressly Barr, Mrs. John T., Brooks and Mrs. Gray.
 Personal
 J. J. Kelley, who has been with the tennessee COal. Iron anu ltdllrodu COHl- pany for the past few years, has ac- cepted a position at Minneapolis, Minn., and will leave at once for that point. l. T. Fleetwood. Richard Frank, Hugh McElvray. Will Mills and Will Wykle of Talladega were in Ensley yesterday looking up several friends. They came through the country in large tour ing car.
 Fergus Mccarthy has qualified as guardian ad litem for Jefferson county Mr. Mccarthy has been warmly con- graduated on his. appointment by his many friends.
 Mcqueen Morrison has resigned his positoin at the Ensley postoffice and has gone to Tuscaloosa. where he Is prospecting for business location. Mrs. w. D. Washington of Oklahoma City is visiting friends and relatives in the city.
 Dr. A. G. Gaston left this morning for Gadsden on a. business trip. Mrs. Huston Jones of Chicago is the guest of Mrs. Nat G. Clark on Ensley Highlands.
 Mrs A. IT. Harris of Greenville, s. C.. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. H. Reed. on Twenty-sixth street. Miss Daisy Ryan of Tupolo, Miss, IS the guest of Miss Fannie Dugan in Tuxedo.
 The funeral of Mrs. A. P Streight will be held frop the Methodist church. Wylam, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Ensley Church Notices First Methodist church. Avenue and Twentieth street. the Rev. George w. Boyd, pastor-Morning services at 7:45 Sunday school at 945. Roscoe E. Scott, superintendent
 St. Anthonys church, Catholic, Ave- nue II and Twenty first street. ihe Rev. | Father IIlich pastor in charge. First mass H al o'clock. second mass at 10:30. Evcn- ing service at 7:45.
 Grace Presbyterian church. Avenue and Eighteenth street. the Rev. l.. A. Degor, pastor-Mcrnlng service at l | o'clock Evening service at 7:4o. Sun Cay school at 7:iJ. R, w. Russell. su- perintcndsnt First Presbyterian church, Avenue c + and Nineteenth street, the Rev. b. c Comfort, ra,'tor--Aiurning service at l 1 | o'clock. Evtnin~ service at 7:15. Sun K day school at 3:45. Bort Simpson. su- K perintendent.
 II First Christian church, Avenue and |d Twenty first stroet-Morning service at M II o'clock. Evening service at 7:45. M Sunday school at 9:i5. J. c. Bryant, |i superintendent.
 H St. Johns Episcopal church, Avenue II E and sixteenth street. the Rev Il. T u Walden, pastor-Morning prayer anj M sermon at II o'clock. Evening service