The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27
1000 WILL ATTEND
 PICNIC AT BAyv|EW
Men From Steel Plant to
 Have Outing
TWO SPECIAL TRAINS
Steel City Pythians to Elect Officers Tuesday-B. Y. P. U. to Have Charge of Services at Bap-
 tist Church Tonight

Final arrangements have been made for | the second annual picnic of the mecnan- | teal, electrical and furnace departments
 of the steel plant. which will be held at
 Bayview tomorrow, Tom O'Hara, general l chairman of the committee in charge, | states elaborate preparations have been
 made for the occasion and over 1000 peo- | pie are expected to make the trip. Two
 special trains will carry the people to
 the grounds, the first leaving Pratt City
 at S:SO o'clock, Ensley at o'clock and | Vivian at 9.15 o'clock tomorrow morning. The second train will leave Ensley at 10 o'clock in the morning. Return trains 1 will leave Bayview at and S:S0 o'clock | in the afternoon. The committee has ar
 ranged a special programme of sporting events, including a number of contests
 between teams representing the electrical
 and mechanical departments and much
 enthusiasm has already been shown. Spe-
 cal arrangements have also been made
 for the amusement of the children. The annual election of the officers of
 Steel City lodge No. 190, Knights of l Pythias. will be held at the regular meet | ing of the lodge Tuesday night. The of
 ficers will be installed at a joint public | installation with the Purity temple, Pyth-
 ian Sisters, on Tuesday evening, July G.. | At the last meeting of the lodge the fol-
 lowing were nominated for the annual
 officers: J. w. Snuff, chancellor com | mander; C. w. Warren, vice chancellor,
 c. D. Glenn, prelate; c. W. Cole keeper of
 seal and records; s. A. McRae, master of | finance; A. D. Syle, master of exchequer; | T. R. Walker, master of work, and C. E.. | Tyler, master of arms. All members are | requested to attend the meeting Tuesday night.
 Funeral services over the remains of | Mrs. Amanda Perkins, aged 34 years who
 died Friday morning at o'clock, follow l ing short illness from appendicitis at | the family residence, All Avenue E, will | be conducted this afternoon at o'clock l from the Ensley Baptist church. Inter
 ment will be at Pratt City cemetery. The | Rev. A. K. Wright, pastor of the church. will officiate. The deceased is survived by her husband, R. D. Perkins; two small
 sons, Luther and Raymond Perkins; one brother, c. H. Patterson of Reno, and one sister, Miss Carrie Patterson Tne deceased had lived in the city over 10 years, Hand was an active member in the
 Ensley Baptist church. She has many friends who will regret to learn of her death.
 | The members of the Baptist Young Peo- | ples union will have charge of the even ing services at the Ensley Baptist church | tonight. They have arranged an interest | ing programme for the occasion with Miss Lula Mehaffey in charge. The pro-
 gramme will be as follows: Song, congre-
 gation: sentence prayer C.. R. Balch, | txo, Dot d | Wesley Baker; chorus B. Y. P. U. chorus; scripture quotations. F. R. Kelly, R. H. | McDaniel, Miss Mamie Mullno, Miss
 Mamie Rasco, Miss Frances Sheldon and Miss Lucille Smith; introductory talk,
 Miss Lula Mehaffey; address, Our De-
 nominational Work Miss Ruth Davis; | B. Y. P. U., chorus: address, "Our Ob- | iect, Training for Church Membership,
 Wesley Baker; address "Our Work as a Part of Our Regular Denominational Agen-
 cies.' by G. R. Bach; address, What We
 Seek To Do Through Weekly Meetings" | by Miss Bertha Bates; B. Y. P. U. chorus; "The Study Courses" by Miss Emma | Sturgeon; address ''Bible Reading Course" by Miss Rosa Mehaffey; duet,
 Some Happy Day" Miss Ruth Brooks l and Miss Rosa Mehaffey; address, "Edu-
 cation and Enlistment in Scripture Civ ing" Burdett Bates. address, ''The Stand | ard of Excellence" Miss Agnes Busby:
 closing songs, congregation; benediction.
 The second quarterly social of Steel | City lodge No. 1856, Woodmen of the 1 World, will be held tomorrow afternoon | at the Knights of Pythias hall on Ave | nue E. at 8 o'clock. Music will be fur
 nished by the Woodmen of the World
 orchestra, in charge of J. c. Milton, who
 promises very enjojyable programme 1 The meeting will be called to order by
 Lieut. J. G. Meacham, after which George | H. Younger, toastmaster. will tak( charge. The quarterly socials which have been given by the Steel City lodge have
 proven very enjoyable and have been at l tended by large crowds. The programme | includes several short talks and a mum ber of musical selections. The ladies o |l Fonville Grove No. 75, Ladies of tn, Woodmen Circle, will take part in thu
 entertainment with the Woodmen of tho II World
 The following programme has been ar ranged: Violin solo, J. c. Mlton; reef
 tation, Miss vergie Dickens; piano solo
 Miss Mary Freeman; recitation, Mis-
 Magic City lodge will render severa
 vocal selections; solo, Mrs. Thurman; duet
 Miss Oline Furman and Mrs. Furman addresses. The members of Company B uniform rank, will have charge of tn entertainment.
 There will be an important meeting o the members of the Ensley Playgroun assoca tion at the Ensley park Tuesda afternoon at o'clock for the pnrpos L. ...&