The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
NEWS OF ENSLEY

1 friend on one of the downtown streets The scouts were attending their regular drill and when the message came to the police department of her disappearance, | Captain Rammage, who att the time was | drilling the boys, divided them into groups and gave them a description of the lit- tie girl and started them off to find her. They had not been gone but half an hour when they returned bringing the little | girl with them. who was later turned over to a grateful father.
 | The regular meeting of Ensley lodge | 9s7. Benevolent and Protective Order of Ellxs, will be held tomorrow night in the hall on Avenue E. Besides the regular routine business the election to fill the vacancy of the late William Mentzell, es- 1 teemed leading knight, will be held. Sev- eral other important matters will be taken | up A full attendance is requested. | D. P. Knapp. J. A. Knapp, and MT and Mrs. Lawrence Pennington, returned Fri day night after 140O-mile automobile trip
 through Alabama and Georgia MT. Knapp stated that the trip was one of the best that he had ever made and that he did not have any trouble with the ma chine during the entire trip. He stated that the roads in Georgia were much bet ter than those in this state.
 An ice cream supper will be given by the Young Ladies' Social club of Pratt City Tuesday night at the Pratt City hall. Tho public is invited to attend.
 Gid Weaver was brought home from the Birmingham infirmary yesterday after noon and is resting we'll MT. Weaver wa hurt in an automobile accident several days ago and received a number of pain full bruises
 The friends of Mrs. James C. Bonner or this city will regret to learn of the death of her mother, Mrs. Ellen A. Arm strong, aged 20 years, who died last Thursday at Montgomery. Funeral serv- ices we're held Friday and interments fol- lowed at the family grounds in Bullock county Mrs. Armstrong was the widow of Col. James F. Armstrong of Bullock county, and she has many friends throughout tha state, who will regret to hear of her death. Before her death Mrs. Armstrong was the oldest member of the Court Street Methodist church of Montgomery.
 Preparation and being made by the Ensley Playground association to take part in the athletic event which will be held at the fair grounds on August 12 All of the playgrounds in the Birmingham district will hold a meeting at the fair grounds. Everything is completed at the Ensley play grounds with the exception of the swings and the giant stride which are being made by the Tennessee com pany, and it is expected that they will be ready in a short time. The Ensley park baseball team will play the East Bir- mingham baseball team on Tuesday aft ernoon at East Birmingham.
 Miss Dorothy Grim of the Ensley Wes- ley House, has returned from her vaca- tion after visiting points in Georgia and North Carolina. Miss Grim visited a number of the Wesley houses in these states and was pleased with the work which was being carried on there. Miss Margaret Lowell, who assists Miss Grim, left yesterday on her vacation for her home in Corey, Ill., and expects to be gone about two weeks.
 Judge and Mrs. F. 0. Harris MT. ana Mrs. Hoke Perkins and Ed Mostella are on fishing trip to Allbrittian mills, on the Mulberry river, for few days.
 Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brown of Atlanta are visiting MT and Mrs. T. F. West of this city.
 s. A. Russell, who has been vlisting his brother, R. w. Russell of this city, has returned to his home in Annston.
 Miss Annie Mae Farmer of Annston, who has been the guest of Miss Lillia. Henderson, has returned home.
 Miss Mary Hendley of Brookville, Miss, is the guest of Mas Christine Robbins at her home Non Park avenue.