The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-25
Postal Clerks Convention

A meeting of the local Postal ClerkS association was held last night for the purpose of electing delegates and making the final arrangements for the annual ses- sion of the state association, which meets in Ensley, May 30, at the Pythian hall on Avenue E. The programme will be:
 Convention called to order at 10 o'clock by local President A. R. Mays.
 Invocation by Rev. G. W. Boyd.
 Address of welcome by pr. R. M. Cum lningham.
 For clerks by Capt Jack x. Thomas.
 Response by c. M. Martin of Anniston.
 Address, What the Clerks Association Has Done," by M. B. James of Birming- ham.
 Reports of committees.
 Adjourned for lunch.
 After lunch the usual order of bus l mess will be transacted
 There will be about 100 delegates at- tending the convention and the local clerks are preparing to make their visit a pleasant and profitable one.
 Other announcements will be made later.
 Rail Mill Wins Out
 The mid week game between the rail mill employees and the electricians of the Tennessee company was played yes terday afternoon on the steel plant leading the league, proved too strong for the Sons of love- and won out by a score Of I to 2. The game was well played and in- teresting, there being a marked diff ference in the playing of the cleo tricians.
 The feature of the game was the splendid work of the rail mill infeld. Batteries: Rail mill, Spencer and Wells; Electricians, Nelson and Farrow. Lawn Party Miss Sue and Anna Dean Sawyer en tertained the teachers of the Wylam schools and a few friends yesterday afternoon at a lawn party at tn cir res idence on Martin avenue, Wylam. | The beautiful lawn was tastefully ar. ranged with rugs and cushions and other decorations, and presented yer, pretty and unique appearance A deli. cious course luncheon was served Miss Maggie Watt Hill presided at the puncr bowl. Progressive games were played the prize, a book of verses, being wor 1 by Mrs. Mc1ugh The afternoon wa. l much enjoyed About 50 guests wer, | the recipients of the Misses Sawyers charming hospitality
 Mrs. England Entertains
 Mrs. John England entertained few friends at her home on Avenue H al dinner in honor of her house guests Misses Sara and Theresa Bailey and Miss Millie Brown and Miss Voorhees,, who will shortly leave the city for their re- spective homes, The house was prettily decorated in pink and green. An ele- gant course dinner was served Those present were: Miss Sara Bailey, Miss Theresa Bailey, Miss Voohees, Miss Mil Ter Brown, MT. F. w Miller, Mir John Byrum, Mir. Summerfeld, MT. Jerome By rum and Mir. and Mrs England. Local Items | Miss Harvey will have charge of the story hour at the Ensley Public library | this afternoon at 330 o'clock All chill | dren are invited to be present. Miss l Harvey will recite stories of interest to | the children.
 Messrs. P. J. Rogers. J. A. Dupuy and | George K. Byrum, who are the commits sioners for the City Beautiful" prize | contest for Ensey, went to Bessemer yesterday to confer with the Civic club and committee In charge of the "City Beautiful contest at that point 1 The two committees will give each | other the benefit of their ideas and will | jointly view the residences that are in the contest and endeavor to promote a rivalry between the two cities.
 Personals | Henry Keller returned last night from an extended trip to Cincinnati, Cleve- I land, Chicago and New York l Miss Grace Whitfield entertained the teachers of the Moore school last even ing at the residence of Mrs. C. T. Thom- ason on Avenue G and Eighteenth street The many friends of Miss Jennie Dunn | and MT. J. w. Ellis were surprised tc learn of their marriage, which took place 1 Tuesday, May 2. They are both vel known and popular. They will make l their future home in Ensley. | Everybody Is invited to the Mum social which will be held this evening al the pRrsonage of the Baptist church on Avenuk c.
 The affair is in charge of the ladies of the church and everybody is promised a good time.
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