The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-15
NEWS OF ENSLEY

A large and appreciatise audience
greeted the Royal Welsh Ladies' choir
at the performance given last night at
the auditorium of the Ensley High sch ,ol.
The programme as published was fully
carried out. the first part consisting
largely of Welsh songs and choruses. toe
ladies appearing in the national costume
of Wales wearing aprons. ON which ap-
peared red dragon, the Welsh national
emblem.
Among the numbers most appreciated
was a medley of old southern songs
including Dixie and the singing of the
Welsh national song in the native Ian
guage. The violin solos wert among the
best received.
After the entertainment the ladies were
given a reception by the resident Welsh
ladies at which tea and Isht refresh
ments were served The entertainment
was one of the best eyer given in Ems
ley and was much enjoyed by the large
audience present.
Yesterday afternoon Robert MeElroy,
negro, was bound over to await the
action of the grand jury on a $500 bond
burglary and grand larceny and two
cases of highway robbery. The negro
was identified by W. n. Tustow and
T. o. Green, who stated they were held
up and robbed on Novemb-r 30 of last
year by the negro. Twenty six dollars
and an Elgin watch We're taken from,
Mr.. Green and a watch and everal dol
lars from Mr. Bustow.
At the time of his arrest the negro had
four pistols in his home, which were iden-
titled as the ones that were stolen from
the Ensley Hardware store sometime ago.
Officers Virgins and Granger We're corr
plimented by Captain Dona ID for their
work in capturing the nesio, who is
suspected of other robberies
The Rev Joseph W. TuIford of vir-
ginia arrived In this city last night and
will take up his duties as pastor of St
Johns Episcopal church Immediately. Mr.
Tulford comes to this city highly recon-
mended. The church is free of debt and
it is stated that plans for the erection
of new church building on the new
lot on Avenue G and Twenty-second
street will be considered by the vestry.
The Sesame Literary club was enter
tanned Yesterday afternoon 1T the resi-
dence of Mrs. s. j. Harrell 2.23 Pike ave-
nue.. A very interesting programme was
carried out The members answered the
roll by the names of the Heroes of
Greece Papers were read by Mrs. Bry-
ant on The Land and People of Greece. =
and by Mrs. Averyt on The Heroic Age. :,
which were very interesting. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake We're served
Those present We're: Mrs As.ams, Mrs
Averyt. Mrs. Boataway. Mrs Brubaker,
Mrs Bryant, Mrs Echols, Mrs Hall,
Mrs. T. p. Hay. Mrs. Heide. Mrs. Wess
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs Randall and Mrs.
Walker.
Mrs. ]. F. Kent delightfuliy entertained
IN honor of Miss Edith Brooks of OK
ford. Miss, yesterday afternoon at her
home on Ensley Highlands. Mrs Harry
Hillhouse won the first prize of a dozen
carnations for having the highest score
and Miss Brooks received the guest prize
which was box Of stationery. The house
was decorated in palms Foity-two was
played. after which salad course was
served. Those present were: Mrs Hai
ry Hillhouse. Mrs. ]. It. Lee. Mrs w
w. Minor, Mrs. NJ. II. Mcdowell Mrs.
Lawrence Pennington. Mrs. M. r. NJ
Carly. Mrs. II. G. Bryant Mrs. Wright
Mrs. c. T. Thomasson, Mrs. c. r. Wal.
lSer. Mrs. ]. r. Armstrong. Mrs. Wood
of West End; Mrs. w. T. ITendon. Mrs
Joe Steed. Mrs. Masters. Mrs. Bradley.
Miss Grace Hillhouse, Miss Agnes Ne
Dowell. Miss Scott. Miss Helen Arm
strong, Miss Weens of Georgia, Miss Sa-
rah Robbs.
The Ensley Highlands Forty-two cluh
was entertained Yesterday afternoon bv
Mrs. Fred Mallock at her home on Hill
top. Forty-two was played and an en-
Joyable time was had bv those present
salad course. with hot coffee. was
served. Those present weia: Mrs. w