The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-30
ENSLEY

A most interesting meeting was
held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian
church community house, at which
time the presidents from the fed
Grated clubs of Ensley met and or
ganized a council of Ensley clubs.
Officers were elected as follows:
Chairman, Mrs. w. p. Caine; first
vice chairman. Mrs. w. S. Shehee;
second vice chairman. Mrs. S. L..
Hoage: secretary, Mrs. C. R. Walker;
treasurer. Mrs. Joe Smith; reporter.
Mrs. c. d. Gaines. The constitution
committee for this organization was
composed of Mr.. Louis Mackenzie,
Mrs. b. f. Gilbert and Mrs. c. w.
Lawrence.
A committee composed of Mrs. Joe
Smith, Mrs. Eubank and Mrs. George
Hamilton was appointed by the chair
man to secure motion pictures in the
city for children on Friday after
Moons.
1t was decided at this meeting that
the council would not only include
the federated clubs, but other organ
izations which were interested in the
work to be done by the council are
invited to join. among those being
Invited to affiliate with this coun-
ell being the parent-teachers associa-
ton.
The clubs included in this council
are: The Progressive Study club, the
American Study club. the Thread of
the Story club, the Sesame, the Chrys-
olite, the Cosmos, the Twentieth
Century Mothers club and the Del
phian club.
For Brfde-Elect.
Mrs. M. d. Clements proved de-
lightful hostess yesterday afternoon
when she entertained at luncheon
in compliment to Miss Grace McDan-
iels, a bride elect, at her home on
the Ensley Highlands. Miss McDan-
iels, whose marriage to Mr.. Joseph
Spinks of New Orleans Will be an
event of Thursday evening, has been
the recipient of many pre-nuptiai at
fairs, but none prettier than the
luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Tho luncheon table was lovely in
it's decorations of French baskets,
containing specimen yellow chrysan-
themums, intermixed with fern. The
handles of the baskets were tied In
green tulle. which was most effec-
tive. Attractive place cards OF yell
low were used.
The guests included: Miss McDan-
iels, honoree; Mrs. George schwartz
Mrs Matte Matthews. Mrs. w. G.
Stoddard, Mrs. Roy Armstrong and
Miss Bonnie Spinks. A five-course
luncheon was served. after which the
guests were presented with chrysan-
themums as favors, while beauti-
full corsage bouquet OF pink rose
buds with valley lilies was presented
to Miss McDaniels-
Five Hundred Party
Miss Helen Sparks was charm
ing hostess when she entertained
number of her friends at a five hun
dred marty at the home of her par
ents. ON jefferson avenue. The liv-
ing rooms were tastefully arranged
for the occasion in yellow and white
with ferns as a
background, which formed lovely
setting for the bevy of young ladies'
present.
Following a series of five hundred
the prize, a corsage of silken roses,
was captured by Miss Erline CANDY.
Later in the afternoon plate lunch
con was served to the following: MISS
Marjorie Bass, Miss Elizabeth Land
grebe. Miss Maxine McCarty. Miss
Elizabeth Salter. Miss Adelaide Hurl-
bert. Miss Margaret Mentzell, Miss
sara Mackenzie, Miss Eloise Harris,
Miss Mildred Adams. Miss Dorothy
Bass. Miss Normal Hickman and MISS
Erline Candy.
Rare Pastels
Much interest is being manifested
in the Industrial Pastels, by Roderick
Demster Mackenzie. which are now
on exhibit at the Bank of Ensley.
The pastels are beautifully arranged
and can be viewed with splendid
light. These pictures now on display
are the reproductions of scenes from
the Ensley steel plant and blast fur
naces.
This noted artist was granted per-
mission by the officials of the Ten
nessee Coal, lion and Railroad COM
pany to paint the scenes and the en-
when the plants were operating.
when the iplants were operating.
Each picture rings true in every de-
tail and Is a very rare privilege for
the citizens of this district to view the
pastels of their own Industries.
Masonic Meeting
A meeting has been called for the
Ensley Blue Lodge Benefit assocta-
tion for the purpose of electing off,
GERS. secretary. treasurer and board
Of directors. on Wednesday night at
1880 o'clock at the Masonic temple In
the downstairs department. All menu