The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-23
PUBLIC MEETING OF ENSLEY RED CROSS Ensley Girls Raise Fine Sum for The Age-Herald
 Tobacco Fund

| The Ensley Red Cross unit is complet-
 ing plans for the public demonstration 1 to be given at the Elks' home Thurs | day evening at s o'clock. The chief 1 speakers of the occasion will be Richard | w. Massey, president of the Red Cross
 association of Birmingham; Mrs. J. A. l Rountree, chairman of the Birmingham l chapter will also speak on the Red Cross work. The meeting will be pre- I sided over by J. Ellis Brown and a | musical programme has been prepared. Miss Mary Vaudervoort, who is a
 charming addition to the music circles
 in Ensley, will give some piano selec- tions; Mrs. Robert Furman will sing
 and a violin number will be given by | Bertram Keller.
 l Seated on the stage in uniform mem | bers of the Ensley, Ensley Highlands. | Fairfield, Vivian, and Shadyside units will do the various kinds of Red Cross work as the programme is in progress. l This meeting is for the public and a
 large attendance is expected by the To- cal unit.
 The young ladies who gave the dance at the Elks' club Friday evening for the soldiers tobacco fund are happy over the results as they have $50 to turn over to The Age-Herald to buy smokes for the "Sammies" in France Among the dancers were a number of the boys who are to leave for the training camp today so the pleasure of the affair was widespread A five-piece orchestra fur nished music and 15o girls and boys danced from g to o'clock. Fruit punch refreshed the dancers throughout the evening.
 The following young ladies were hos tesses for the dance: Misses Lucille O'Byrne, Marie Plemons Lucille Long, Margaret Norris and Ethel Woods. The chaperons were Dr. and Mrs. Hogan Mir, and Mrs. Woods, MT. and Mrs. Plem- ons, MT. and Mrs. Al Day, Mesdames C. A. Birk, Catherine Mentzell, Norland Turner.
 Steel City camp No. 156, woodmen of the World, will have their annual so- cial Monday evening, at which time they will entertain the Fonville grove members and their families.
 Members of the local units of the Red Cross who will march in the pa meet at First avenue and Eighteenth stree promptly at o'clock The Red Cross uniform must be worn.
 pr. W. A. Bodell, who is leading series of meetings at the Ensley High land Presbyterian church, will hold a mass meeting for men this afternoon at o'clock, at which time he will speak on Higher Economies" MT. Lyttle, the evangelistic singer, will give as a solo, Memories of Mother" The evangelistic services will be continued through the coming week.
 Rev. Brooks Lawrence will preach at the morning services of the Shadyside Methodist church.
 Rev. J. E. Hixson of the Ensley Presbyterian church will take for his morning subject, Riches and Rewards of nife;" for evening, "The Problem of Nonresistence."
 Rev. A. K. Wright of the Ensley Baptist church, will use for his morn ing subject, "The Kings Revenues" at evening he will preach on "Honoring the Lord"
 Rev. Thomas N. Lennox of the Ens- lev Christian church will use for his morning topic, Let Brotherly Love Continue" Regular evening services.
 Rev. c. P. Hamby, who is conduct ing revival at the Fairview Method ist church. will preach to men this aft ernoon at o'clock.