The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-28
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The members of the Woman's Mis- sionary society of the Shadyside Meth- cdist church will give a musical pro- gramme this evening at S:30 o'clock at the church After the programme is given ices will be served on the church lawn for the benefit of the sc ciety. The programme Is as follows: Chorus, Jehovah Is King" song. con- .sregation; prayer by the pastor, Rev. Z A. Bowling; solos J. A. Nalentinc. piano solo, Miss Gladys Lyle; vocal solo. Miss Mabel Bowling; readinS. Miss Jessie Yielding; vocal solo. Miss Anne Valentino; vocal trio. Miss An ne Williams, Mrs. G. M. Truss and Mrs. c. S. Mosley; piano solo, Miss Mildred Spinks; vocal solo, Mrs. Z A. Bowling; chorus, Harvest Time% reading, Mrs. l. J. Nichols; piano solo, Miss Claude Bowling; offertory; song, congrega- ton.
 The members of the Lyric club of the Ensley high school will give their fifth annual concert at the high schoU. auditorium on Tuesday evening, June 1, at S:15 o'clock. The Lyric club is composed of over 100 voices and very interesting programme and cantata entitled. "On the Seashore," by Arthur Sullivan. has been arranged for the en- te~tainment.
 The annual concert given by the Lyric club is an event looked forward to by the members of the club and their many friends as fitting climax to their years work and they have striven hard to make this year the best that has ever been held at the high school The concert is under the di- rection of Miss Mabel Hogan, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Cunningham and Baxter Eastburn, soloist. Miss Minnie McNeill. accompanist, and Miss Rather inc Fierce, organist.
 The annual election of officers of the Fairfield School Improvement associa- tion took place at the school building yesterday afternoon and the following officers were elected: Mrs. T. T. O'Byrne. president; Mrs T. A. Eng fish, vice president; Miss Gertrude Me- Iatchey, secretary, and Mrs. c. c. Whit tie. treasurer. This was the last meet ing of the association for this term and ! the final reports were very encourage l ing. Mrs O'Byrne has served as pres. ident of the association for the last year.
 The Grace chapter Of the WeStmin- ster guild of the Ensley Highland 1 Presbyterian church will hold its quar- terly mite box opening on tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs. |. ! E. Brubaker.
 l Examinations will begin this morn ing at the Ensley high school and all | Of the grammar schools in this district The examinations will continue next week until Thursday. On Friday morn | i.g the students will go to their re- spective rooms and receive their re- ports. | X feature of the entertainment to bt , given this evening at the Ensley Wes ! icy. house. 1404 Avenue H. will be (
 Mother Goose party in which Mother Goose and several of her children will appear. In addition to this there wtl 1 be music by an orchestra and Miss Ids
 Edwards of Birmingham will recite.
 Nelson Thomas gave a supper to | number of his friends last night a i the Elks' home. which was very. en ioyable. Several short speeches wer made on the new Elks' home to b. built in the near future and yer, Il delightful time was had. Among thos lr-csent were Victor Johnson, William
 Palmer. Hugh Hill. John Harris, Judg Lr, O. Harris, w A Morrow, R. w. By rum, Lawrence Pennington, Capt Proc Y tor Craft William Landrum, pr. W. | Eopville, Wr c. B. Tedder, F. H. En
 sey, Frank McGowan. John Douglas oe Birmingham and Mir. Kenney of s
 Louis.