The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-11
YOUNG LADY STRUCK BY AN ENS[EY CAR Serious Accident Occurs at
 FairvieW TIDEWATER BEGINS Large Force Starts to Work-Mrs. Hendon Entertains the Forty
 two Club-Personal and
 General News
TIDEWATER BEGINS

Miss Eula Snow of Fairview had q mar row escape from death yesterday after noon by being knocked down by South Ensley car at Fairvew station. Miss Snow sustained severe contuslons about the head and face and was badly bruised about the body.
 The South Ensley cars passed each other at Fairview station and yesterday two cars, one going to Birmingham, the other to Ensley, met at the station and stopped to allow the passengers to get off. Miss Snow was alighting from the car at Fairview and going round the rear of the car and in attempting to cross the other track was run down by the other car and hurled violently to the ground, bruising her face terribly and rendering her unconscious.
 She was picked up and taken to the home of her uncle. MT. Hammell, who lives close by, and medical attention summoned. Dr. W. D. Fonvlle is at tending the patient who Is resting well considering the painful nature of her in- iuries.
 Tidewater Railway
 Foreman Steve Ellard made a good start yesterday in the construction of the Tidewater street railway at Ensley. Fifty men and a large number of teams are busy at work and have made a good showing for one days work. McArthur & Co.,. of New York have the contract the laying of track on Park avenue from Seventeenth street to Twenty-flrst and from Park avenue to Avenue D.
 The property owners on Park avenue have just completed some extensive street improvements and have laid off beau tiful park in the center of the street. The new track will be laid on this park and will practically destroy it's. beauty and effect. The residents are willing this should be done provided the Tidewater company carries out its contract and completes the new road, but feel an in- justice would be done them should their beautiful little park be destroyed and the road not completed. However, the feeling generally prevails that the road will be put in operation as soon as com pleted and in that event the property holders on Park avenue have no objec- tion to the building of the new line.
 Mrs. Tendon Entertains
 Mrs w. T. Tendon entertained the Forty-two club yesterday afternoon at her residence on Avenue G. The lovely home is well adapted for entertaining and decorations used were typical of spring tide. The large veranda was used for the games. The score cards were hand painted poke bonnets and were much admired by the guests.
 After the games, which were played for nearly two hours, an elegant ice course was served by the hostess, as- sisted by Miss Sara Glider.
 The club members present were. Mrs George R. Byrum, Mrs George Mohns, Mrs. Henry Wertele, Mrs. J. c. Bryant, Mrs. c. J. Enock, Mrs. w. T. Tendon, Mrs. C. R. Walker, Mrs. M. H. Me Dowell, Mrs. Laurence Pennington. Mrs. w. H. Wynne, Mrs. J. F. Lee, Mrs. c. F. Thomson, Mrs. G. w. Crossett. Mrs. Lothair Brooks. Mrs. N. G. Clark. The guests were Mrs. John Morrison, Mrs. P. A. Eubank, Mrs. Nagle Mrs. H. M. Cowart, Mrs N. R. Baker. Mrs. H. w. Russell. Mrs. C. c. Burke. Mrs. J. w. Minor Mrs. J. H. Eubank, Mrs. Pow ling, Mrs. F. G. Fonville, Mrs. J. H. Read, Miss Jessie Wells, Miss Hudson. Miss Nan Clayton Miss Sara Glider