The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-14
PYTH|AN MEETING
AT DOLOM|TE TODAY
District Convention Will Be
Held-Baraca Class En-
joys Banquet

Beginning this morning at 10 o'clock
the session OF the seventeenth semi-an-
nual convention of the Third Pythian dis
trict of Alabama will be called to order
at Dolomite with Mineral Valley lodge No.
49, Conveyances will be operated all day
between Ensley and Dolomite and it is
expected that a large number will attend.
The delegates from Ensley lodge are as
follows: IT, j. Kennamer, s. A. McRee,
J. r. Henderson, C. W. Cole A. E.
Wells. d. E. Brockman, C. w. Ander-
son, f. r. Maynord and w. A. Hy-
bret.
The address of welcome will be deliv-
cred by b. e. Purcer of Mineral Valley
lodge, and will be responded to by Thorn
as r. Walker of Wylam. Dinner will
be served at noon by the women of the
community and at night banquet will
be served. Following the social session
a large number of candidates win re-
ceive the rank of knight at the hands of
a picked team.
The challenge cup and medals will be
presented to the winning team of the Ala
bama Association Football league tomor-
row night at the Palace cafe, Ensley
The league is composed of the leading
soccer" football teams of the district
and the distinction of winning the cup
and medals fell to Ensley second team
]. C. Barr, general superintendent of
the Ensley steel mill and furnaces, will
present the medals. each member of the
team receiving one, while F. l.. Ellis, the
jeweler, who donated the cup, will pre-
sent it to the winners. The affair will
commence at $780, the programme con-
sisting of the presentation addresses
short talks and q musical programme
A most enjoyable banquet was held by
the members of the Baraca class of the
Ensley Methodist church in the basement
of the building last night. II. c. Rus
sell acted POSTMASTER. and a num-
ber OF interesting and amusing talks were
made by various members of the class
The affair was in the nature of a cele-
bration OF the successful conclusion of
the recent membership campaign waged
by the class The membership of the
class has been doubled in the last few
months.
In compliment TO her house guests, Mrs
Royal Houghton of Atlanta, and Miss
Addie Hasselkus of Griffin, Ca, Mrs. s.
I. Kennedy entertained the Tuesday Aft
ernoon Social club and a few friends yes
terday afternoon at boudoir cap party.
A conundrum contest was another fee-
ture of the entertainment. Mrs. Hough-
ton won the prize for the prettiest cap,
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Kirby winning
prizes on a tie In the guessing contest.
Punch and Ice cream were the refresh
ments served. Among those invited to
meet the guests of honor were Mrs. s. e.
Brown. Mrs. p. 8. Webber, Mrs. H. L.
Russell, Mrs. Houlihan, Mrs. Reese Gull
lin, Mrs. e. w. Jones, Mrs. q. I. Buch-
heit, Mrs. William LuquIre. Mrs. Thomp-
Eon, Mrs. Custred, Mrs. A A. Gambill,
Mrs. Parker, Mrs James Roberts, Mrs.
Frank Emmal. Mrs Cleveland Johnson,
Mrs. Villines and Miss Pauline Brown
A public mass will be conducted at st.
Anthonys Catholic church tomorrow
morning at o'clock. Tomorrow Is the
feast of the assumption of the Virgin
Mary and is day of obligation and con-
secration among the Catholics.
Miss Annie Lou Guthrie entertained last
night at the home of her aunt at Calera
avenue in honor OF Miss Celia Marie Glib
bons of Nashville, who is the guest of
Mrs. Earl Griffith at Fairview.
Mr.. T. L. Cook and Miss Mary j. Tay-
aor of Bessemer were married in Ensley
yesterday Afternoon In the presence of sew
eral friends, DIR. t. j. Springfield officiat-
ing. The ceremony was performed at DIR.
epringfeld's office on Avenue e.