The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-04
NEWS 0F ENSLEY

All arrangements have been completed for the concert to be given at the Ensley opera house tonight, beginning at S:15 O clock, for the benefit of the East Lake Orphanage. The affair has been planned by Mrs. w. V. Glaze, Mrs. Mary J. Craig, with Mrs. T. J. Duncan as director, to- gether with several other ladies of Fair view, and promises to be of an unusually interesting nature. The programme fol- lows:
 Selection by Tennessee companys con- cert band, tableaux, "The World of Girls; " reading by Mrs Waller; vocal selection by Mrs. H. J. Krbs; vocal duet, ''Twi- light CNevin) by Miss Mae Valleley and James OHare; vocal selection by Miss Mamie Belle Parsons; comedy drama,
 ''rhe Wrong Baby"
 Twelve girls, dressed in the native cos tunes of as many countries, will take part in the tableaux as follows: England, Miss Cecelia Cain; Ireland, Miss Annie Duffin; Scotland, Miss Mary Meahl; Sweden, Miss Josephine Sevier; Holland,
 Miss Edna Hoehn; Germany, Miss Hat tie Hope; France, Miss Helen Arm
 strong; Spain, Miss Margaret Pittman;
 Italy, Miss Marie Mcclure; Greece, Miss
 Avis Watson; Assyria, Miss Ruth Hill-
 eke Egypt, Miss Mary Agnes Hilleke; Japan. Miss Gladys English; India, Miss
 Margaret Dillon; Russia, Miss Geanette
 Gilmore; American girl, Miss Margaret McGregor; American boy, John Fitzgib-
 bons Miss Amelia Wilks will act 4s
 reader in the tableaux.
 The cast of characters in the comedy
 drama, '"The Wrong Baby" is as follows:
 Mrs. Brixon, Mrs. H. A. Elkourie; Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Mary T. Kennedy: Mrs.
 Schefner Mrs L. Lester; Miss Kittoli,
 Miss Oliva Evans; Miss Diana Wafer,
 Mrs. Jack Askew; Miss Marietta Bril1on,
 Miss Annie Duffin; Miss Rose Tripoli,
 Miss Acelia Duffin; Miss Maggie O'Riley,
 Miss Cecilia Duffin Miss Grace Hill
 house and Miss Katie McArdle will be the accompanists of the evening. City Commissioner John R. Hornady will be the principal speaker at the regu- lar monthly meeting of the Woman's club at Fairfield, which will be held this aft ernoon at 8 o'clock at the Gates Lodge.
 The subject of his talk will be Public Health'' which is of vital interest par
 ticularly at this time. Mrs. B. H. flaw kns is chairman of the entertainment and refreshment committee. and among other | things current events will be given by 1 Mrs. Charles Carey. Not only the mem
 
 , have been invited to attend the meeting. The Ensley city jail is a very unde- l sirabe place in which to stay according 1 to the decision of Will Booth, negro, | who was fined $50 in the local police ] department yesterday morning and who | made his escape yesterday afternoon q | little after 5 o'clock. Booth was fined ! by Judge J. T. Lowry in the Ensley police court yesterday morning a l charge of assault and battery and when Warden Puryear was giving the prison l CTS their supper last night Booth escaped | and up to late hour last night had not I been caught.
 | The regular meeting of the Globe Lodge No 7S1, Ancient Free and Accepted Ma sons, will be held this evening at the Ensley Masonic temple on Avenue E. Be- sides the regular routine business sev- eral matters will be taken up and all ! members are requested to be present. The social committee of the Christian Endeavor society of the Pratt City Presbyterian church will give a water. churchyard. The officers and chairman
 of the Christian Endeavor have been requested to meet at the church this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 The regular meeting of the Ensley loca carpenters union will be held tonight ir | their hall on Avenue I and Eighteenth street. Besides the regular routine bus l mess several other matters will be taken | up and all members are requested to be present.