The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-22
News Of Ensley

The private installation of the officers
of Evening Star court, Tribe of Ben-Hur
was held last night in the knights of
Pythias hall ON Avenue E. The newly
elected officers were installed by District
Manager of the South j. E. Spilman be-
fore large crowd of members. The lodge
is preparing to present the "Ben-Hur
play in this city the latter part of the
month to members only. A spectacular
drill will also be given. Officers reports
show very successful year with the
lodge. The membership has steadily in
creased during that time. The following
officers We're installed: J. f. Goodwin,
chief DR. w. E. Robbins, judge; c. Hy
bart, scribe; DR.. w. G. Leslie, captain
A. j. Brown, keeper of tribune: w. e.
G. Coates, guide; j. Campbell, inner
guard Y Cowherd. outer guard; Miss
Effie Downs, teacher.
The Pure Ice Cream company of Ems
ley has been incorporated and arrange
ments are being made to get the plant
ready for operation by the beginning of
the season. The company will engage
solely in wholesale trade. The officers
are as follows: ". J. Abele, president;
f. j Lange, first vice president and
manager; Thomas Clark. second vice pres
ident; r. f. West, secretary; F.. w.
Lange, treasurer.
A joint debate will be held at the Ems
ley High school tomorrow afternoon be-
ginning at / o'clock. The subject will be
Resolved, That Capital Punishment
Should Be Abolished" The affirmative
will be upheld by the Thalian society of
girls, of which Miss Ruth Davis and Miss
Annie Montgomery will be the debaters.
The negative by the Delphian society OF
boys, with Gordon Palmer and Joseph
Canter as the debaters. The public is
invited to be present
This evening the Thalian Literary So
ciety will entertain the Delphian Literary
society at the school building. The de-
tails of the evening were arranged by
the following committees: Entertainment
Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Lillian Hender-
son, Miss Agnes Long refreshments, Miss
Maud Hunt. Miss Annie Montgomery and
Miss Lola White; decoration, Miss Louise
Mathews, Miss Margaret Suppler and
Miss Euline Lamberson. The reception
committee is composed of the officers of
the society. who are: Miss Leila Sanders,
president; Miss Ruth Davis, vice pres-
",
Miss Louise Mathews, treasurer Miss
Margaret Suppler critic; Miss Lola White
Marshall and Miss Vivian Vann, chap
lain.
The Ensey soccer football club will
play Blossburg next saturday on the
Blossburg grounds, The game is expect
ed to be hard fought. as neither team
has met this season. The Blossburg team
has not been defeated The auto trucks
will leave the corner of Avenue +, and
Seventeenth street at Il O'Clock for the
grounds. The lineup for Saturday will
be follows: Rammage, goal; Clarke,
right fullback and w. Sellers. left full
back; Mcpherson, left halfback; j. Sell
ers, center halfback and Thompson, right
halfbaclS: Bishopp and Owens, right for
wards; Rose. center forward; Stracheon
and Davis. left forwards; reserves Keil-
Ter and Reed.
Mrs. r. F.. Moseey entertained at a
spend-the-day party yesterday at her
home on Hilltop in honor of Mrs. D. G.
Gregory of Columbia, Tenn, who is her
guest A three-course luncheon was
served. Mrs. Moseley's guests We're Mrs
Felix Fuller. Mrs. j. NJ Donaldson, Mrs
Alexander Hood and Mrs. II. Frazier
The Olympia Forty-two club will be
entertained this afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. Cheatham at Palmer
Terrace. All members are invited to
be present.
The members of the Thursday afternoon
Forty-two club will be entertained Mis-
afternoon by Mrs. j. S. Hall on Park
avenue.
Mrs T. G. Martin of Columbus Ca.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. T. Coch-
ran on Avenue G.