The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-05
MUSICALE FOR THE: SCHOOLS BENEFIT To Be Given Friday at Ems ley Opera House
 ---- -- 70 MEETINGS OF LODGES Christian Church to Have Special Service This Morning-Cosmos Club Entertained By Miss
 Simpson
MEETINGS OF LODGES

2 A musicale will be given next Fri day evening at the Ensley opera house under the auspices of the Bush School Improvement association, and a rare treat is promised the lovers of music.
 Appearing on the programme is Miss Elizabeth Jones, pianist, a graduate of the New England Conservatory at Boston, and accounted by all who have heard her to be one of the greatest artists in the south. With her will appear Miss Nell Smith, violinist of the highest reputation. Miss Jones and Miss Smith are teachers of music at the Athens Female college. Messrs. John and Arthur Thomas, who are so well and favorably known in this district, will also render several selections.
 The ladies in charge are congratulat- ing themselves on being fortunate enough to have secured such high class artists and feel sure the people of Ems ley and vicinity will appreciate this by filling the house on the occasion. A general admission fee of 25 cents will be charged.
 Club Meetings
 The local lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of 1lks will meet fin regular session on Monday night, March $, at their home on Avenue E. At this meeting officers for the ensuing year will be elected. There are several nominations for the posts of honor and a lively contest is expected. As this will close the term of Exalted Ruler John Morrison he requests all mem bers of the lodge to be present. The meeting will be called to order at o'clock.
 Stonewall chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet next Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. D. H. Dunlap on Sixteenth street and Ave- nue F. The members of Camp Pat Cleburne and all veterans are invited.
 The Ensley club will hold a regular meeting next Tuesday evening at the rooms of the inferior court on Ave- nue D. All members are urged to be present as important business will be discussed.
 A meeting of the members of the Amphion club has been called by the secretary to make arrangements for the March entertainment.
 Special Meeting at Christian Chruch
 The following special programme has been arranged for Sunday morning at the Ensey Christian church at Il o'clock. All members of the church and their friends are cordially invited to be present:
 Song. Invocation. Go Ye," responsive Scripture reading. page 57 song book; prayer; missionary song by the church quartet; "A Lesson in Bookkeeping" W. H. Davis; 'The Owner Expects Rent c. c. Albert; 'Money Giving Is 9 Fun damental Virtue" s. c. King; Two or Three Facts About Foreign Missions" Andrew Lasley; An Indian Boys Idea of a Sinner" J. G. Pruitt; "W. J. Bryan on Foreign Missions" z. T. Fuqua "A Queer Country Miss Ida Pittman; FIX pense of Administration Examined" l.. J. Duncan; "The Diversified Work of the Foreign Society,"" Mrs. J. c. Bryant; "The Ideal Missionary Church, Mrs. Barker Natives Preaching the Gospel" John A. Obenchain; Training the Mind for Christi" Miss Park; Living the Cos pel," Mrs. w. H. Davis; Caring for the Homeless and Fatherless,'' Mrs. l., J. Duncan; Foreigners Training for Serv- ice" Mrs. LeMay; "The Little Ones for Christ" Mrs. Lillian Emmal; Training the Hand for Christi Mrs. Hillhouse; "A Gospel Steamboat Mrs. Mary B. Free man; Training Native Preachers Mrs. c. c. Albert; "A Word About Children's Day." Mrs. Mamie E. Cheek. Collection. Song. Benediction.
 Local Items
 The Baraca class of the Ensley Meth odist church is making arrangements to give a musicale at the Ensley Opera house on the evening of March 16. A fine programme Is being arranged, which will include some of the most talented mu- scans in the Birmingham district. The programme will be announced at later date. s
 The following invitation has been sent out, which is in itself explanatory: You and your family are cordially invited 10 attend the annual celebration and house. warming to be held at Blakemore hall. under the auspices of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges jointly. Fraternally yours, the Committee"
 The large water main on Park avenue was broken yesterday by the graders who are at work on the thoroughfare. The flow of water was stopped by the fire department.
 Superintendent Curry of the Coal Creek division of the Pratt Consolidated com- pany, was hurt in a runaway accident and sustained two broken rios and his face badly bruised He was brought 10 Ensley, whore he was treated by Dr. S. J. Vann..
 Baptist Church Services
 IhrOuRn an oversight Ilne SeIRlecS Ols the Ensley Baptist church were omit. ted from the schedule of church ser vices in yesterdays issue, and is as follows: Ensley Baptist church, corner of Eighteenth street and Avenue q. Rev A. K. Wright, pastor. Morning services at II o'clock, evening services at 7:3O. Sunday school at 9:45, J. w. Minor, superintendent. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
  Personal and General
 Mrs. Bert Simpson entertained at a T o'clock dinner at her residence on F,ns1ey Highlands in honor of her sis-, ter. Miss Nell Bingham, and Messrs. Howard Stoneker and Adrian Wurrele of Hamilton. Ohio. . Frank Brush will leave today for New Orleans on business trip.
 Mrs. Nelson who has been spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs W. E. Brush on Avenue c, Is recovering from a recent severe illness.
 Mrs. l.. F. Hunt of Fort Payne Is o~&nn