The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-30
NEWS 0F ENSLEY

A large crowd attended the installa- tion of the officers of Fonville grove, Nc. 75, Woodmen circle, last night at the Knights of Pythias hall. The newly elected officers were escorted to their respective offices by the members of the drill team. The officers are as fol- lows: Mrs. S c. Lumpkin, past guar dian; Mrs Jack Foster guardian; Mrs Joe Neeland. advisor; Mrs W. A. Ste vens, attendant; Miss Myrtle Lumpkin. clerk; Mrs. G. c. Hair, banker Mrs. Anna Winn, chaplain; Mrs. c. c. Cog gins. sentinel. and Miss Annie Sande- Ter, captain of the drill team
 Following the seating of the officers an interesting programme was rem defed. The welcome address was de- livered by George H. Younger. Tn. address was followed by a welcoming song by the members of the lodge. A duet by Miss Rena Canant and Miss Elizabeth Schaffer was very enjoy able. This was followed by a drill by the team. During the drill the letters w. C." for the Woodmen circle, and "I1. B. M." in honor of the supreme
 guardian, were made by the drill team
 An intermission was given and refresh iNents were served. Following the re- Treatments cakewalk was held and a neat sum was realized Music was furnished by the Misses Brooks and | Miss Reddrick
 | The members of Steel City lodge No | l9O, Knights of Pythias, are making plans for a large initiation class fl | honor of the new grand chancellor l Graham Perdue. The rank of page vii | be conferred on the class Tuesda, night, June 22, and the lodges of tn, | Birmingham district will be invited
 10 participate. The members are talk | ing an active interest in the movemen and expect to have a very large class The work will be done by the local frs
 rank team and will be followed by tn.
 play, "A Lesson in Friendship" by tn, Dramatic club of the lodge The reg
 ular meeting of the local lodge will b, held Tuesday night in the hall
 | Everything is in readiness for th entertainment for the ladies to be give, by the Ensley lodge No. 9S7, Benevo
 lent Protective Order of Elks nex Thursday afternoon and evening a | Bayview. Auto trucks will be on han, 1 to carry the Eihs anu tne1r families an, 1 friends to the grounds leaving Ave
 nue E and Nineteenth street betwee, | io and 9 o'clock in the afternoon Th, committee having charge of the affal has arranged a dinner, dancing, bath | ing and refreshments and claims tha 1 rothing has been left undone to mak, this one of the most enjoyable event
 given by the local Elks. Lawrenc, | Pennington. exalted ruler expects ev
 cry members to be present and assur ], | all good time. This Is his first en | tertainment for the ladies since install 1 lation and it Is stated 1t will be fol | lowed by others just as often as tn
 ladies want them. Judge c. F. Camp l chairman of the committee of arrange
 mcnts. requests all members to be O, hand at II o'clock this morning to per feet final details for the entertainmen, J. Ellis Brown, P. E. R., will distribut | tickets.
 The regular meeting of the Ensle club will be held Tuesday night at 7.3 | o'clock in the inferior courtroom
 Among the matters of importance tha will be taken up at this meeting wi
 be the discussion of the proposed roa to the Warrior river and the distri button of arc lights about the resider tial part of this city. Another oues
 tion which will be considered will b
 the stray dogs running at large on tn streets of the city. It is stated tha
 the club will ask for dog wago
 for this district.
 A large number of the French DOT
 ulation of Eqsley. Vivian. Pratt Cit