The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-03
News of Ensley

The "story hour at the library yester- day was well attended and much enjoyed
 by the large crowd of children present.
 Miss Lucy Walker entertained the older
 children with stories of, general interest,
 and Miss Maud Scott entertained the younger ones. The "stofy hour has just
 been inaugurated at the library and IS proving very successful. There were at least 125 children present yesterday and every one of them seemed to enjoy the story telling very much. The young ladies selected stories to suit the child mind and ones that are profitable and instruc- tive. The story hour' is held fortnightly
 on Thursday afternoon and the enter taners volunteer their services. Those who are interested in this plan to pro-
 mote the happiness and welfare of the children are requested to confer with
 Mrs. M NJ. Hughes or Miss Louise Thompson, the librarian.
 Ramsey-Kernan
 A pretty morning wedding was that of
 Miss Josephine Ramsey daughter of Mi.
 and Mrs J. D. Ramsey of Hilltop to MT.
 William c. Herman, which was solemn ized at St. Anthonys church, the Rev. Paul Klich officiating. The attendants were Miss Loretta Travis and MT. Samuel Cranebrew. The bride was gowned in
 white silk trimmed in Irish lace and car ried white roses. The maid of honor was gowned in pink and carried pink roses. A wedding breakfast and served by the parents of the bride, after which they
 went on wedding tour. The young
 couple are very popular among large circle of acquaintances, who extend them
 many congratulations.
 Church Notes
 The first of the series of Lenten serv- ices was given last night at St. Johns s Episcopal church by the Rev. Raimundo DeOvies, rector of St. Andrews church, Birmingham. MT. DeOvies spoke on Re pentance," and gave an able and elo- quent exposition of the subject. The Rev. H. T. Walden, rector of St. Johns, an- nounces that the Thursday evening spe- cial service will be continued during Lent. Dr. Eaves of the Advent will be the ne-;t speaker.
 
 special service will be held at the Cnris- tian church, Ensley, the day being set apart as a foreign missionary day. Short addresses will be made by the leading members of the church. The principal subject for discussion will be Where Our Foreign Money Goes and What It Does"
 Personal and General | Mrs. r. G. Fonvllle entertained a few friends at bridge last night in honor of her guest Miss Jamie Smith of Marianna, Fla, and Mrs. Mary McCres of Mont gomery. The evening was delightfulIy spent, four tables being used. Delight l full refreshments were served. | MT. and Mrs. A. B. Moss have removed | to Rome, Ga., where MT. Moss has &C., cepted position. They have resided in Ensley il years and have a wide circle of acquaintances who regret their de- 1 pature. MT Moss has been connected with the Empire Flow company since his residence here. He had become prom ! inently identified with the city in many ways having served a term on the all dermanic board and was also leauing
 member of several fraternities.. 1 Mrs. Urban o. Phillips is i'll at her | home on Avenue F and Twenty-second street.
 ! Mrs. Horace Martin of Chicago is at tending the bedside of her mother, who is seriously i'll at Wylam