The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-02
News Of Ensley

EHsley Lodge NO. 100, Independent
Order of odd Fellows held their semi
annually election of officers Wednes.
day night. A good attendance was on
hand. The reports of the officers
showed that the order has just finished
a very goodyear with increase in mem
bership. The newly elected officers will
be installed at private Installation
at the regular meeting next "Wednesday
night by e. r. Piper deputy grand
marshal The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Robert
Riddlespuger noble grand; II. o. Har-
din, vice grand; e. r. Piper, secretary;
K. W. Vaughn, treasurer, and C. E. Lind
financial secretary.
The Thread of the Story club was de
lightfully entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. ]. F. Lee at her home on
Avenue G. The members responded 10
the roll call by New Years resolutions.
Mrs. L. r. Vines read an interestins
paper on "Journeying to New Orleans, .
which was enjoyed by the club, and
Mrs. L. II. Pennington continued to read
part of GLORY of the Conquered"
oefSo SOdi sc With not COneef was
served. Those present were. Mrs. NJ H.
Mcdowell, Mrs. j. Fl. Perkins, Mrs T..
r. Vines, Mrs. ]. w. Minor, Mrs. J. r..
Kent, Mrs. Cheatam, Mrs Turnipseed.
Mrs. l.. II. Pennington, Mrs. Harry Hill
house, Mrs. M. NJ. Hughes, Mrs. G. r..
Byrum, Mrs. C. r. Walker Mrs. ]. III.
Eubanks and Mrs. C. P. Patterson. The
guests of the evening We're Mrs. s. s.
Hardy Mrs. Carl Johnson Mrs Nc
Dowell and Mrs. C. T. Thompson
There Will be basketball game be-
tween the juniors and the sophomores
of the Ensley high school this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The game prom
ises TO be very interesting affair as
neither team has met before this sea-
son. The sophomores have not been de-
feated so far. The lineup will be as
follows: Juniors-Free eman and McNa-
mara, forwards; Patton, center; Phil
lips and W. Gay, guards. Sophomores---
Mandy ard Adams, forwards; McWa-
ters, center; Brown and Hickman,
guards.
The members of the Phi Delta Psi
fraternity of this city entertained at
New Years dance Wednesday evening
at the home of William Suppler, on
Parkway evenue, Fairfield. A very en-
joyable evening was spent. The music
was furnished by an Ensley orchestra
Thos present were Miss Ollie Mont-
gomery Miss M. Lewis, Miss Maud
Hunt, Miss Evelyn Lamberson, Miss
Annie Pitts. Miss Anges Long. Miss
Marie Broadnax, Miss Grace Hilthouse,
Miss Margaret Dewey, Miss Nell Sup
pier. Miss Margaret Suppler. Mrs. Sup
pier, Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. II. b. Craig, Mr.
Ralph Mcdowell, Mr.. Ernace. Williams,
Mr.. William Suppler, Mr.. Rudy Gin
gerry, Mr. John Austin, Mr.. Hill Snow,
Mr.. Edward Fink, Mr.. Edwin Cook, Mr.
Claude Eubanks. Mr. Claude Brown,
Mr.. Clifford Propst. Mr. Gordon Palmer
and Mr. Joe Broadnax
Mrs. J. F. Kent will entertain
bridge party this afternoon at her
home, 25lO Ensley avenue
Mrs r. e. Smith was the hostess at
dinner Wednesday noon at her home
on Avenue Fl. The Christmas colors
were employed in the decorations
throughout the house, and the dining
room, where three-course dinner was
served. was especially pretty in its
decorations Of poinsettias, holly and
Among the guests were Mrs.
Barbour of Adamsville, Mrs.. j. w.
Brigham and Mrs. J. M. Ball.