The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-07
ENSLEY

Mrs. P. B. Harrell delightfully."- enter
 tained the Senior Forty-two club Wednes-
 day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. c. Bryant on Avenue G. Vases of red roses
 were used about the room. After the
 game the hostess served a salad course
 with tea to the following guests Mrs R.
 D. Hogan, Mrs. E. w. Tucker, Mrs. J. E.
 Bennett, Mrs. M. H. Mcdowell, Mrs. s.
 P. Wynee, Mrs. H. NJ. Cowart. Mrs. R.
 F. Moseley and Mrs. c. T. Thomasson.
 The Ensley Highland Forty-two club
 was entertained at the home of Mrs. I. L.
 Crenshaw on Calera avenue. Roses and
 ferns were tastefully used in the decora-
 tions. The score card were dainty girls
 heads. At the conclusion of the game a
 plate luncheon was served to those pres
 ent who were: Mrs. F. W. Gray, Mrs. M. R. Johnson, Miss Nelle Crawford, Miss Irwin of Birmingham, Mrs. T. J.. Carter Mrs. F. A. Swann, Mrs. W. J.
 Kelley, Mrs. Shanley Sutherland, Mrs. Fred Mallock, Mrs. l.. L. Whittle, Mrs.
 l. c. Mitchell and Mrs. R. l.. Hassler. The third annual banquet of the Twen- tieth Century Mothers club was held at the Elks' Home Thursday evening for the husbands of the club members. The following programme was given:- Invoca- tion, MT. Hugh Stokes; welcome address, Mrs. A. F. Hilleke, president; summary of years work, Mrs. H. J. Wurtell; vocal solo, 'Bendemeer's Stream" (Alfreds Scott Gatty), Mrs. A. Burbridge; Mrs. l. L.. Crenshaw, accompanist; address, "Com-
 panionship of the Father With His Cnil- dren,' Miss Rosa Strickland; "A Toast to Father" Mrs. w. c. McAfee; response, D. F. Faircloth; vocal selections, ''Machen'' (Olcoll and BalD and Cradle Song (Brahm), L. l.. Whittle. Mrs. l.. R. Vines were hostess to the Thread of the Story club at her home on Avenue Th1Irc cGnU of tn teresting programme a salad plate, with an ice was served to the following mem bers: Mrs. M. M. Hughes, Mrs. w. J. Burgin, Mrs. J. F. Kent, Mrs. J. w. Full ford, Mrs. ~C R. Walker, Mrs. w. E. Turnipseed and Mrs. Winston, who was a guest of the club.
 "Titiania, Queen of the Butterflies" @ musical fairy tale, was presented at the Elks' Home Friday evening. It was un- der the auspices of Purity Temple No. 3, Pythian Sisters. The play was put on under the direction of Miss Lillie E.. Trowell, the participants being school girls and boys. The setting for the play
 represented butterfly court on mid
 summer eve, giving a most pleasing scenic effect. The parts of Queen of
 Fairies, Tuck, the jester and Uglio, the
 oger, was taken by Miss Loulse collins, Homer Perkins and James Holmes from
 Pratt City, and several members of the
 chorus were also from Pratt City,
 Others in the cast of characters were:
 Arie, Queen of the Butterrhes, Miss An
 nie Lue Brown; Oberon, Price of the Fairies, Harland Cross; Moth, the Miller, Herbert Bruch. Those were assisted by
 choruses of butterflies and fairrs. Miss Frankie Enzor, Miss Dupont and
 Miss Brown are spending the week end in Decatur
 Mrs. J. A. Robbins has returned to her
 home at Banner, after visit to Miss
 Rita Chisolm on Ensley Highlands, and Mrs. R. M. Cunningham at Norwood. Mrs. A. T. Hogan of Lewisburg was the guest Thursday of Mrs. w. B. Adams on Ensley avenue.
 Miss Bessie Waldrop of Elkton, Tenn. is visiting Mrs. J. M Sparks at her home on Jefferson avenue.