The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-19
N eWs Of Ensley

A musical will be given by the Bir- mingham Music Study club, under the auspices of the extension lecture course of the board of education at the Ensley High school auditorium next Tuesday evening at s;15 o'clock. There will be no admission and the patrons of the school and the public are invited to attend. An interesting programme has been arranged which is as follows:
 Piano solo, selected by Mrs. Robert Newman. "Nisi D'Arte' Orom La Tosca) PuccinD. by Miss Norma Schoolar; (a) Were My Songs With Wings Provided (ChadwiclO; (b) Sweet Miss Mary (Nad- lengerl, by MT. Baxter Eastburn; ta) Water Lily" CsalteD; tb) 'The Spirit Flower" Campbel-Tipton). co "Thy Beaming Eyes" (MacDowelD by Miss Evelyn Going. Violin solo (a) "Chanson Polonaise" (WieniawskD; (b) Perpetual Motion" (Bohm). by MT. Theodore Lowin- sohn (a) An open Secret" CWoodman) (b) "A Little Pink Rose" (Bond). tcl tip There (Childs Sons) (Novells), by Miss Norma Scholar. Miss Norma Scholar. soprano; Miss Evelyn Going, contralo; Baxter Eastburn, tenor Theodore Dowin- sohn, violinist; Mrs. Robert Newman, pianist; Miss Virginia Handley, accom- panist.
 The Ensley Avenue City Beautiful club has been organized with Mrs. A. O. Mos tella and the election of officers was held Friday. Several committees were appointed, including a committee to draw up the bylaws and constitution for the club and a finance committee. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Mrs. Louise McKensie, president Mrs. ]. F. Kent, vice president; Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, secretary and treasurer.
 Tomorrow afternoon the baseball team of the Ensey High school will play the Central High school on the latter's dia- mond at 3:9O o'clock. The Ensley boys defeated the Central High the last time they played by a score of , to 3. and the game tomorrow afternoon is expected to be hard fought. Ensley lineup will prob ably be as follows: Brown, second base Ponder, shortstop; Crane, left field Phil lips first base; McNamara, center field; MeWatters. right field R. F. Cook catcher; Mandy. third base; Freeman and McGarry. pitchers.
 Steel City Lodge No. 156. Woodmen of the World, will hold their regular meeting tOAiolioW HlSHl at lht i>IlbnlS ol illiaS hall on Avenue E at 7:30 o'clock. Besides the regular routine business. seven can didates will be initiated. All members are requested to be present.
 Wednesday night. Ensley Lodge No 145 Independent Order of odd Fellows, will hold the regular meeting and a full at tendance Is urged. Besides the regular routine business, the initiatory degree will be conferred.
 The members of Stonewal Jackson chapter, United Daughters of the Confed- eracy. will be entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. A. E.. Wells. at a forty two party.
 A meeting will be held next Tuesday morning at the Ensley High school for the purpose of organizing playground association. The meeting has been called for 10 o'clock, and all those interested in the welfare of the school children are invited to attend.
 Large and enthusiastic congregations are attending the union revival services given under the auspices of the Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist churches of the F'airview district Dr. William Me Dougall the noted Scotch evangelist. who is conducting the meeting, is arousing the district with his sermons and there are numerous conversions nightly. The services will continue through the com ing week, with a mems meeting this aft ernoon at o'clock in the gospel tent which is located at the corner of Finn street and Bessemer boulevard.
 The regular meeting of the Commercial club will be held Tuesday night in the inferior courtroom at 7:30 o'clock Several matters of importance will be taken up during the meeting. including the petition of the Vivian ladies to have cleaner and better car service on the Wylam line of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company. Another thing that will be brought up will be the city beautiful movement in which the club will take an active interest. All members are request ed to attend.
 Special services will be held Monday night by the Epworth League of the Methodist church of this city in the base ment of the church at o'clock. An in- To no r,tt1a hoe hao, I