The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-28
ENSLEY MASONS ID
 HAVE BIZ PICNIC Special Train Will Be Run to Aliens Springs for
 Affair Tuesday

All arrangements have been com pleted for the joint basket picnic of the Globe lodge No. 7S1 and the Ems ley lodge No. 560, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, which will be held Tuesday at B. M Aliens springs which are located at Green Station on the Birmingham Mineral.
 A special train will leave the Louis- ville adn Nashville station promptly at S:3O o'clock Tuesday morning and will return at 7:30 o'clock in the aft ernoon. The committee in charge of the picnic has arranged baseball game between the two lodges The Globe lodge has appointed Shorty" Miller as captain of their team, while John Falkner has been appointed captain of the Ensley lodge team. They have also arranged several races and other att fractions for the children and prizes will be awarded the winners. The com- mittee in charge states that all mar ried men will only be required to bring one basket, while all others, es- pecially the bachelors, will be required to bring two or more. Ice cream and other refreshments will be served free of charge. The Aliens Springs are con- sidered to be one of the finest picnic grounds in this section of the country, IS there is a small mountain, lake and creek. MT. Aliens dairy is also To- cated there and is one of the most modern and up-to-date in this district. The round trip tickets will be 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. cordial invitation is extended to all Masons and their families. The fol- lowing committees will have charge of the affair: Globe lodge, D. A. Ech- ols, Bob Meyers and Lee Stephens; Ems ley lodge, W. H. Hazen, Claude Glenn and MT. Grover.
 Thirty-two graduates of the Ensley High school will receive diplomas Thursday night when the joint high school graduating exercises will be held at the Central High school audi torium. The class day exercises will be held at the local high school Thursday morning when an interesting programme will be given. which in cludes various class addresses and sev- era1 musical features. The 1916 class Is composed of the following members Cross, Joseph Benjamin Kantor, Lutie Norma Campbell, Catherine Marie Clark, Magdalene Helen Giattina Lil- lian Jane Mills, Margaret Mary Sup pier, James Giles Adams, Jr., Marvin Burdette Bates, Robert Brown, Thomas Dewey Golf. Alvin Emanuel Keller Edwin Ruthvin Lusk, Frederick Luce Mcclure, Thomas Lafayette McWaters Herman Seals, Helen Isabelle Cole Barbara Elizabeth Endres, Genie Paul inc Gadihee, Emelyn Gertrude Gravlee Ruth Cecilia Hilleke, Jennie Horne Ruth Inman, Edna Lorraine Meyer Edith Lenora Reynolds, Helen Huni Ritchie, Bennie Hope Spinks, Dorothy Rysor Stokes, Agnes Margaret Swy- .gert, Grace Elizabeth Vann, Avis Maud Watson. The officers of the class are James Giles Adams, Jr.. president Helen Isabelle Cole, secretary; Heller Hunt Ritchie, corresponding secretary Lutie Norma Campbell, treasurer; Mar garet Mary Suppler, prophet; Harlan Eugene Cross, historian; Thomas Dewey Golf orator; Agnes Margaret Swygert, pianist; Alvin Emanuel Kel. Ter, vocalist; Grace Elizab beth Vann poet Barbara Elizabeth Endres, es sayist, Ruth Cecilia Hilleke, violinist Class flower, rose; colors cream ant pink. Thea members of s@tfie 7Lyffr club O the Ensley High school will presen 'Tannhauser,' in concert form Tues day evening in the auditorium of tn, high school, beginning at o'clock Thi. will be the sixth annual concert which has been given by the Lyric club ant they have always proved to be very en joyable and are always largely at tended. The programme is as follows: PART I.
 March Militaire" (Schudert), Higf School orchestra.
 The Peoples Anthem" (EngeD, Lyri, club
 The Joy of Spring." (Schutt). Girl! chorus.
 Group of Songs" (selected), Erir Farley
 "On the Noad to Mandalay" (Speaks) Lady Chlo'" Geighter), Edwin Cool and Boys Glee club
 The Evening Wind" (saint-Saens) Lyric club.
 PART II.
 "rannhauser' Gin concert form, (Wagner). Lyric club.
 The officers of the club are as fol lows: Alvin Keller, president; Glenr Miller, vice president; Miss Helen Cole secretary; Alston Busby, treasurer; Mis-. Helen Ritchie, librarian: Jenning. Drummonds, chairman of membershiI committed; Miss Mabel Hogin, direc tor Miss Minnie McNeill, accompanist Miss Virginia Handley. organst.
 Funeral services over the remains O. H. Brush, who died at the home of hi. son, F. S. Brush, at 2S1s Avenue D Friday morning, will be conducted iron the residence this afternoon at 2:3, o'clock. The Rev. J. w. Fuldford, rec tor of the St. Johns Episcopal church will officiate. Interment will follow at the Oakland cemetery. The deceased is survived by three sons, H. w. Brusf of Fairfield, A. c. Brush of Columbus O.; F. s. Brush of Ensley. and on, daughter, Mrs. w. D. Trimble of Pitts burg, Pa. MT. Brush was 73 years O. age and was veteran of the Grant Army of the Republic, belonging tt Company D, Forty-third volunteer regi ment of Columbus, O.
 There will be call meeting of CamI Pat Claybourne, United Confederat, veterans, for this afternoon at 2:3 o'clock at the Ensley city hall for tn, purpose of electing a commander fol the local camp. W. Wallace was elected temporary commander of the camp las Sunday afternoon, but owing to ths weather only small number of mem bers were present and it was decided t