The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-23
]. M. LOWER HEADS ENSLEY MASONS Election of Officers Held
 Last Night RAIN PREVENTS GAME Mrs. George A. Miller Entertains Bridge Club-Personal and
 General News of the
 Steel City
RAIN PREVENTS GAME

The Masonic lodge met last night in regular session. In addition to the usual order of business officers were elected for the ensuing year as fol- lows: J. M. Lower. worshipful master. Robert King, Jr senior warden; W. F. Porteous, junior warden, sam C. King, treasurer; W, T. Cochran, sec retary: John Thomas, senior deacon. James Brinner, junior deacon, Fred Burchfeld, senior steward; J. NJ Ses- sions, junior steward; James Bauer, tyler: W. H. Davis. W. L. Clark and J. H. Perkins were elected as trus- tees.
 The public installation of these of ficers will take place next Thursday night at o'clock in the Masonic hall. Ali master Masons are invited to attend.
 Masonic Election at Vivian
 At a meeting held last night in the Masonic hall at Vivian the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: pr. Fred Mcdonald, worshipful master; G. W. Alexander, senior war den Thomas Moxley, junior warden; William Muir, treasurer; c. L. Scott, secretary; Sam Camp, Jr., tyler; James Brodie, trustee.
 The officers elected will be publicly installed Thursday evening, June 29, at the Masonic hall, by Past Master Dr. W. S Rountree. The public is in- vited.
 Mrs. Miller Entertains
 Mrs. George A. Miller entertained the Bridge club yesterday afternoon a her home on Ensley Highlands. The house decorations were the club col ors. pink and white.
 After the games were concluded an elegant luncheon was served. Those partaking of Mrs. Millers hospitality were Mrs Cromwell, Mrs. T. s. Ab- ernathy. Mrs. Trummell. Mrs. Law renee Pennington, Mrs. N c. Clarke. l Mrs J. F. Armstrong. Mrs. F. E. Berk shire, Mrs. Mckenzie, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Lothair Brooks, Mrs. Masters. The next meeting of the club will be held a the residence of Mrs. N. G. Clarke, Ensley Highlands
 Rain Breaks Up Game
 Jupiter Pluvius interfered with the game scheduled yesterday between the rail mill and Pratt mines No. ?. The local fans were very badly disappoint ed as the interest in the national sport has reached the fever heat The double header will be played Saturday after noon. This afternoon the rail mill will play the Edgetown team on the local diamond.
 Coke Ovens Will Be Relighted
 The several batteries of the bee hive coke oven at the No. Pratt mine devil sion will be relighted abcIt July 1 This announcement is in keeping with the other announcements of better prospects in and about Ensley.
 Personal and General
 Mack Johnson, Jr., the son of Mir l and Mrs. Mack Johnson. Sr.. died at the family residence, 2S07 Avenue G, night. II p. m. The serv ices were held at the family home yesterday afternoon at o'clock and interment was in Oakland cemetery Rev l.. F. WhAten officiated. The floral offering was large and beautiful.
 Cards are out announcing the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Floribel Thomas to Dr. James w Ray. which will occur at the residence of MT. and Mrs Jenkins, 35O1 Cliff Road, South Highlands. Wednesday afternoon, June 2S at 4:30 o'clock.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sam Wallis vas carried 10 the Talley indrmary in Birmin gham Thursday aft ernoon to be operated on for appendi | citis Up until a late hour Thursday | night the doctors were still questioning the advisability of performing the op eration.
 MT. C. C. Trenor who fell from a high structure while working in Guild, | Tenn, sustaining rather painful in- juries, is once more convalescent at his home in that place. MT. Trenor is a citizen of Ensley and hopes to be among his many friends here soon.
 MT. Edwin Russell of Atlanta is vs- iting friends in Ensiey.
 MT. and Mrs. T. |. Barrett are wis iting Mr. and Mrs. George Shipp at Dectaur, Ala.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Ansley of West End have moved into their handsome new home.
 Mr. W. R. Stewart is erecting hand some two-story residence on Ensley Highlands. which he will occupy when Con1Dleted