The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

guardian; Mrs. J. C. Neeland, advisors Mrs. Ruth Gillespie, clerk Mrs. G. C.
 Hair, banker; Mrs. Williams, chaplain; Mrs. C. c. Coggins, outer sentlnel; Mrs Stephens. attendant. Mrs Daniels and
 Mrs. Puckett managers; Mrs E. L.
 Adams, inner sentinel Dr, w. D. Fonvile physician; Miss Sandefer, team captain and Miss Durham, pianist. An interesting programme has been arranged for the oc- casion and refreshments will be served
 All members of both lodges are requested to be present.
 The annual election of the officers of the Ensley club will be held at the regular meeting of the club Tuesday night at l:30 o'clock at the inferior courtroom. Besides the election or the officers for the ensuing year. several matters of importance will be taken up
 including the report from the commit tee on tax equalization and the city revenue, and report from the com- = mittee on transfer places. report will be heard from the committee which was appointed to see about the street cars being properly heated during the cold weather and also from the com- mittee on are lights. A spirited elec- ton is expected and the discussion of the tax raise proposition will be in- terestins. All members of the club and those interested in the city affairs are requested to attend this meeting.
 Yesterday morning in the Ensloy in- ferior court Joe Mullin, a negro. was bound over without bond to await the action of the grand jury by Judge T. o. Harris on charge of murder. Null lin is charged with having killed It T-- night of December 23, by stabbing her in the neck with knife.
 The announcement of the marriage of Dr. Oscar R. Berney, which was published recently, was a mistake. It was published in good faith. however, on information given by his business associates,
 "Cabiria,' the great photo drama, will be shown in Ensley on Monday and Tuesday at the Franklin theatre The picture has 12 reels and is con- sidered one of the greatest moving picture dramas that has ever been pro- duced The picture was secured through the courtesy of the manager who cam celled one of the dates with another city to have it brought here.
 The Fairyiew Boy Scouts held their an- nual election of the officers for the en- suing year Friday night at the Fairview Methodist church. The following were elected: Harlan Cross. president; John Akin vice president; Hayes Carraway, secretary; Allan Cannon, treasurer; Charles Allen. marshal The officers of the Beaver patrol are: Eugene Kemp, pa- trol leader; Herman Carraway. assistant patrol leader. The officers of the Bob White patrol are: Claud Hamilton. lead CT, and Karl Gallagher, assistant leader.
 The quarterly communion services will be held today at the morning services at Il o'clock at the Ensey Highland Presbyterian church. The services will be conducted by the pastor, the Rev. l.. E. Brubaker, who will take as his sub- ject, ''Christ's Abiding Presence" re- ception of new members into the church will be held also. Taking Stock for 1915' will be the subject at the meeting of the Christian Endeavor, which will be held at 6:45 o'clock this evening. All mem- bers are urged to be present.
 Frank Lollar. a photographer residing on Oakland avenue. Fa'rview, was pain fully injured Friday evening, when rotten blanks on which he was standing gave way throwing him into a hole MT. Lol- lar was gathering coal in the back yard of his residence and stepped on the blanks. He was painfully bruised about the back and hips, but his condition is not con- sidered serious.
 Miss Margaret Goodwin returned yester- day afternoon from Atlanta where she spent the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. F. R. Holly.