The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-07
News of Ensley

The opening uay Ol lue Cuoicy DdioSo association building on Nineteenth street and Avenue E will be held Monday night at 7:3O o'clock and a cordial invitation is extended to the public to be present. The decorations are blue and white, the colors of the association The programme will consist of an informal reception and a few short addresses by members Of the association. An orchestra will rem der selections and refreshments will be served.
 Preparations have been made by the members of the Ensley Fairgrounds as- sociation to formally open the Ensley playgrounds on Monday morning. The committee appointed to look after the equipment state in has arrived and will be placed in position and ready for the opening Miss Frances Youngblood, the supervisor of the playgrounds. will be on hand Monday and take charge of the children. Miss Youngblood was former ly assistant supervisor of the Washing ton playgrounds.
 The drinking fountain donated to the | Ensley park by the members of the Ems | ley Womens Christian Temperance union l is expected to arrive in the next few days and will be placed in position at once. The fount was ordered over
 month ago and shipped to Ensley. It
 was broken in transit, however, and had to be sent back to Detroit and another one sent in it's place. The fountain IS of marble of beautiful design. In the center of the fount Is an ice box which
 the members of the W. c. T. U. have
 pledged themselves to keep full or Ice during the summer.
 Dock Logan. aged IA years. was cut in
 the neck and in the side several times by Herbert Hartsfield, aged 1S Friday night as result of quarrel The cut ting happened in Pratt City in front or
 a moving picture theatre. Both boys were l arrested later and their cases Will come up before the juvenile cour. Monday morning.
 quiet wedding was solemnized yes terday evening when Miss Hattie sam uel of this city and MT. Alvin R. wynn of Birmingham were married at the par sonage of the Rev. T. O. Jones. pas tor of the Central Park Methodist church l Only 8 few intimate friends and reia- tiyes were present Following the weu- ding the young couple was given a pox party at the Lyric. MT and Mrs. wynn are well known in this city.
 Steel City lodge No. 15s Woodmen oi the World, will hold memorial services
 at the First Methodist church or ns Inis city this evening at 7:6 o'clock. Ine memorial address will be delivered ps the Rev George l.. Jenkins pastor ., U, the church. Members of the oroer VII
 meet in the Knights of Pythias nan tn,s
 evening at 2 o'clock ana wli Insro vo,,ng' a body to the church. George h. Aouns CT. consul commander of the lodge VIII lpreside over the affair.
 The election of officers of the Purity temple of Pythian Sisters was neio FIT day night in their hall. Reports snow that the lodge has steadily erown our, inc tha ast wear and the members are Hooking forward to the most successiu wear that they have ever had. The TOT flowing officers were elected for the en- s1,ing vear: Mrs M M. Johnstone. most excellent chief: Mrs. w. R. Stewart. most excellent senior; Mrs. A. H. Mays mos'
 excellent junior; Mrs. Mary young, mai,
 a1er. Miss Jessie Roland, mistress ol cecords and correspondence; Mrs. Frank NycT,ee s mistress. of finance. After the
 h,,siness session social was enjoyed .'.
 Mrs c. w. Sharpe. Mrs Kate Truss Mrs H. D. Fuller, Mrs. G. w. Mullin- ncaux. Miss Dorothy Grim and Miss An Inie Williams, delegates to the northern Alabama missionary conference. which
 was held at Talladega, have returned and stated that they held a very enjoyable meeting The ladies represented the Methodist churches of the Ensley dis trict.
 At the morning services at the St. Johns Episcopal church of this city me- morial services will be held in honor of Mrs, Jane E. Mandy deceased. whose death occurred last Thursday. The reg ular services will be held in Sunday i, school and at the evening services The Rev. P. E. Cheek, pastor of the First Christian church of Birmingham. |. will occupy the pulpit at the morning ser
 vices today at the First Christian church of this city.
 The services of the Bethany Christian Ichurch will be held in the Belle theatre today at the regular hours. The Rev. T. HI. B. Teeple, pastor. The Christian En- |deavor meeting will be held at 6:30 o'clock at the theatre.
 The vestry of St. Johns Episcopal church of Ensley will hold a meeting Monday night in the office of Pegram & Meade on Nineteenth street.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Fairview Methodist church will meet to- vrnrrov afternoon at 1 o'clock nt thu