The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-12

, of the Woodmen of the World and their friends. The affair was held in the Knights of Pythias hall and was a very enjoy ble occasion. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Jack Foster and follow ing the programme refreshments were
 served. The following programme was
 rendered: Selection, by Woodrnen orches- tra; duet, Miss Vivian Cooper and Miss Clara Warren; solo. Miss Mary Kyle; selection, Woodmen orchestral; reading.
 Mrs. Jordan; piano solo, Miss Vivian Cooper. The programme closed with cakewalk.
 Carpenters completed their work on the Ensley Christian church yesterday aft | ernoon and the new church Is complete | with the exception of the two large | windows in front which are expected to | arrive in a few days. The pews for the | auditorium arrived several days ago and | the first services will be held in the main auditorium this morning at Il o'clock 1 The members are also making prepapa- | tions for the dedication services which ! will be held Sunday September 26. They
 are arranging very interesting pro 1 gramme for the occasion. The Rev. | George L. Snivley of Fl Paso. Tex. assist | ed by the Rev. Thomas N. Lennox, will | conduct the special services. | The Tennessee companys concert band | will play this afternoon at Reeders a | few miles below Bessemer. The concert | band. under the direction of Professor Costa, has given number of concerts | this summer and they have always been heard by very large crowds and are 1 very enjoyable.
 | Last night about 7:15 o'clock the Ems | ley and Fairview fire departments were
 called to Avenue c and Eighteenth street | but upon arriving were unable to locate
 the fire. It Is not known who turned l in the alarm.
 i The first meeting of the scholastic year l will be held Tuesday afternoon at O clock l at the school building by the Fairview | School Improvement association The 1 programme will consist of an address by 1 the Rev. l.. E. Brubaker of the Ems 1 ley Highlands Presbyterian church; talk | by Prof. E. E. Gordon, principal of the school, and several musical selections. | An important business meeting will be 1 held and full attendance of the mem- | bers is urged.
 | News has been received in this city which will be of interest to the friends Of MT. and Mrs. Wayne w. Adams, who l for six years past have been in charge of the Baptist mission work at Ting Chow, | Shantung province, In north China, that | they left yesterday for America on the | Aki Maru. They will sail from Shang- ] hai and will visit relatives of MT. Adams | in the state of Washington before com | ing to Alabama. Mrs. Adams was Miss l F1oy White prior to her marriage and has large number of friends in this district.
 | There will be & meeting of St Mar l garet's Guild of St. Johns Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the parish house. All members are | requested to be present.
 l The Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Watts re- turned Friday night after visiting the l Panama-P Pacific exposition.
 | Miss Julia May Rose of Tampa, Fla, re- | turned home yesterday after visiting Mrs Henry Keller of this city
 l Albert Day Is visiting friends in New l Orleans.
 l Mrs R. F.. Cloud and little son have | returned from Florence.
 l Mrs. w. M. Shipp, Mrs. W. A. Shipp | and Miss Irma Lee Mayfield of Atlanta are the guests of Mrs. Ida Belle Shipp of this city.
 | Mrs. D. P. Altman, who recently un- | derwent an operation at the Birmingham | infirmary, was brought home yesterday l and is reported to be resting well. Mrs. S. c. Hughes, who has been the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. M. M. Hughes
 left yesterday for her home at Gadsden. |