The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-11
ENsLEY

Mrs. Conrad Boterweg was hostess tc
 the Sesame club Wednesday afternoon
 at the home of Mrs. Homer Williams or
 Ensley Highlands. The handsome lower
 floor of the home was decorated pro.
 fusely with jonquils and ferns. At q short business meeting before the pro-
 gramme the question was voted on as to whether or not the club should join the
 woman federation of clubs. The vote was carried unanimously. Quotations were given in answer to roll call Mrs Adams read a paper on Lack of Ma. uonal Unity in Italy" "The Guelphs and | the Ghibellines' was given by Mrs. Heide and The Great Schism," by Mrs. IIick. son. Mrs. Garrett gave an interesting account of current events. A delightfnj social hour was enjoying, during wBict Mrs. z. W. Hansell gave several violin solos, including "Humoresque" and .sThe Serenade Badine." Mrs. Shook Keith l gave two readings, That Old Sweetheart or Mine, by Riley. and Lady Claire. , ny Iennyson. Delicious refreshments were served to the following guests, Mrs Eanseli, Mrs. Keith. Mrs. Williams. Mrs Charles Hassler and to the club members present.
 The Shadyside Mothers club met this week with Mrs. A. J. Davies. MT T.. Frazer Banks, principal of Ensley High school. gave a talk on ''The Boy at the Adolescent Period" Refreshments were served to the members and to several membe CTS of the Ensley Mothers club. The senior class of the Ensley High schooi held its regular monthly meeting Iuesday afternoon and concluded the
 election of the officers of the senior class.
 The class coiors will be yellow and white ana the flower, the daisy. A committee was appointed to select the class motto. to be submitted and voted on at the next meeting.
 The new Literary club, which was or ganized last week, met with Mrs N. G. Clark Friday afternoon Roll call was answered with current events As no definite programme had been prepared. several musical numbers were given. The officers elected are: President, Mrs. J. D. Matlock; vice president, Mrs. R. E. Tid- well; secretary, Mrs. R. F. Mosely; re- porter, Mrs. Henry Moore. A name for the club is to be chosen later. The host ess served delicious salad course to the members. The Thursday Afternoon Card club met with Mrs. J. M. Ball this week. Red and white carnations were scattered through out the rooms. Five hundred was played the first prize, a box of handkerchiefs. going to Mrs. George Brigman. and the second prize, a dainty guest towel, was won by Mrs. A. D. McRfmmons. A salad | bers and to Mrs. Christy, Mrs A. D.
 Siye. Mrs. R. E. Johnson and Mrs. Max Chojnowski.
 The Ensley Forty-two club was enter tained by Mrs. Herbert Trotman Thurs
 day afternoon The house was beautifully decorated in carnations, narcissi and ferns. carrying out the St. Patrick idea Forty-two was played at three tables A salad course was passed further convey ing the colors of green and white and tiny shamrocks were given as favors Mrs. c. s. Moseley, Mrs. Eastis and Mrs. Walker Woodall were present as guests of the club
 Mrs. Marugg of Tracy City, Tenn, is the guest of her son, Mrs. Chris Marugg MT. and Mrs. Arnold, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Joe Walker have returned to their home in Wartrace Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs. A. N. Barksdale, who have just returned from Florida, are tho guests of their daughter, Mrs. F. A Eubank
 1 Mrs. Jack Thomas has returned from g visit to relatives in middle Tennessee.