The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-15
ENSLEY

Clarence Dunn, the little son of MT and Mrs. c. w. Dunn, entertained at his seventh birthday anniversary. Games were played, and in a flag contest a set of paper dolls was awarded to Caro- lyn Thomas and a baseball to Joseph Thomas. Ices were served from table decorated in pink flowers, with pink can dles. Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. George McWil- Hams, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers and Miss Mabel Cushen assisted the youthful host in entertaining his guests, who were Helen Rogers, Margaret Nichols, Doro- thy Burlzs, Cadle Propst, Mabel Cushen, Ruby Daniel Mildred Casey Kathleen Casey Connie Thaxton, Carolyn Thomas, Howard ChjnowslIi, Morris Keener, Ma rion Fink, Jerome Sullivan, George Me Williams, Jr. and Joseph Thomas. q A group of young people, composed of Misses Jerome and Inez Lamberson, Miss Maude Schooler, Miss Ramelle Hol- liday, Miss Maleen Lamberson, MT. Ruel Morrison, MT. J. F. Freeman, MT. Clar- ence Craig and MT. Thomas Barksdale, with Mrs. W. J. Lamberson as chaperon, are enjoying a weeks fishing on the Warrior.
 At the regular meeting of Red Cross unit 31 at the El<s home Wednesday morning, to which Ensley Highland unit had been invited, Mrs. J. A. Roun.ree gave an interesting talk on the Red Cross, it's history and work of organi- zation, it's rules and regulations, which was very instructive. At noon picnic luncheon was served and the work, mak- ing surgeons bandages, continued dur ing the afternoon.
 Miss Maxine McCarty was hostess to the I. A. M club Thursday afternoon at her home on efferson avenue Music and dancing were enjoyed and at the close of the meeting a delicious fruit salad was served
 Miss Foy Russell, July bride, has been the recipient of much attention. Wednes- day Miss Sara Glider entertained her attendants at Tutwiler luncheon. Those enjoying this hospitality were Miss Foy Russell, Miss Minnie Lee Glider, Miss Louise Glider and Miss Lillie Tweatt of Montgomery, Miss Sara Russell and Mrs. H. c. Russell. One of the largest parties given for Miss Russell was a linen shower with Miss Pauline Echols as hostess at her lovely home on Hilltop. Thursday afternoon Miss Ruth Clark entertained at a handkerchief shower, and Friday after noon Miss Annie Sue Pitts was hostess at a box party at the Bijou. The we'd ding of Miss Russell to MT. Henry H. Bailey of Lumpkin Ga, will be an event of Tuesday, July +.
 Little Miss Helen Sparks was hostess to a coterie of friends at her home on Jefferson avenue Thursday afternoon, the occasion being the anniversary of her birthday. Various juvenile games were enjoyed and later delicious refreshments were served Mrs. J. M. Sparks assisted her daughter in entertaining her guests.
 Mrs. Henry Keller, accompanied by her sons, is on a visit to relatives in Gads- den.
 Misses Virginia Mildred and Katherine Hay, daughters of Mrs. D. R. Hay, are visiting relatives in Carrollton, Ga.
 Mrs. R. F. Palmer has returned from a short visit to her son. MT Gordon Palmer, who is at Fort McPherson.
 Miss Esther Lind is ill at St. Vim cents hospital.
 Mrs. J. T. Poole and daughter, Miss Nelle Poole, of Lavonia, Ga. are guests of MT. and Mrs. w. N Saver and MT. and Mrs. J. F. Saver on Ensley Highlands
 Miss Minnie Lee. and Miss Louise Glider, and Miss Lillie Tweatt of Montgomery are