The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-02
ENSLEY

: At the federation day meeting of the Sesame club, an address was made by Mrs w L. Murdoch, which was enjoyed by the members and several guests. Mrs D. A. Echols gave the report of the meeting of the Council Of Women's clubs, which was held at the Tutwiler on Wednesday morning. Mrs. V. A. Janette of West End rend- cred two vocal solos and at the close of the programme a delicious salad course was served.
 The V S. Knitting club met with Miss Josephine Dugger at her home on 17airview Heights. A pleasant after noon was spent in knitting for the soldiers. At the close of the afternoon delightful refreshments were served. < The next meeting of the club will be held with Miss Ril1a May Lowry on Teak avenue
 MT. and Mrs. John Minor and small son and Miss Frankie Enzer spent Thanksgiving at Troy.
 Dr. Mann has returned from a hunt ing trip.
 Mrs. J. A. Kyle entertained num- bcr of children at her home on Ave- nue c in celebration of the tenth birthday of her daughter, Augusta Ruth The rooms were beautifully ar ranged, the color scheme of pink and white being gracefully carried out. In the dining room from q beautifully appointed table delightful refresh ments were served. Tn the donkey con- test Miss A1een Goodwin and Ellwood Saddler were the winners. About S5 young guests enjoyed the hospitality.
 Mrs c. R. Walker v>as hostess to the Thread Of the Story club at her home on Avenue H. An interesting paper was read by Mrs. l.. R. Vines on What the Federated Clubs Are Doing for Alabama.'' Mrs. Baker told of the force of the travelling library Mrs. P. A. Eubanks came as a guest and gave "a report of the federation, sheshav : ing gone as a delegate from the Cos : mos club.
 Mrs.sN. J. Drummond and Mrs. Wal ter Puckett entertained at the home Of Mrs. Drummond on Pike avenue in compliment to Miss Dolly Puckett. As the guests arrived they were served delicious fruit punch, Mrs. Freda Hoene and Mrs. J. J. Miller presiding at tie bowl. The rooms were very festive, pink and white as the color scheme being very attractively car ried out. In the donkey contest the prizes were awarded James Donaldson ana WalteI ofHllll. A dciiSiouS Se'iAu course was served to about 20 mem bers Of the younger set.
 A reception was rendered Rev. and Mrs. w. P. McGlawn and family by the members of the Ensley Highland Methodist church in appreciation ot their return to them for another year The church was prettily arranged with rot plants and quantity of cut flowers. A musical programme was enjoyed, also short words of greet Ing by representatives of different de- partments of the church. A social hour was enjoyed during which coffee and sandwiches were served by the Ladies' Aid society.
 MT. and Mrs. IT. M Trotman enter tained at o'clock dinner at their home on the Ensley Highlands. The rooms were artistically arranged, a profusion of ferns and chrysanthe- mums being used. A large pumpkin filled with fruit formed an attractive center motif for the we'll appointed table. from which a six-course menu was served Covers were laid for 10.
 Earl Gilmore has returned from a trip through Ohio and Kentucky.
 Mrs. George Brigman is convalescine from an attack of tonsilitis.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Minor and son John Jr.. and Miss Frankie Enzer have returned from Troy, where they speni Thanksgiving with the parents of the latter.
 R. L. Goswick, who enlisted in thu navy several months ago. has been as signed to the U. S. $. Leviathan.