The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20


 maids club, Mrs. Mamie wadeson; Miss Henrietta Sharp, daughter of MT. Sharp, Miss Jesse Stead.
 Much of the story is told in music and promises to be very entertaining.
 ENSLEY LIBRARY
 beginning Monday the Ensiey library will not open until 1 o'clock in the aft erhoon and will remain open until in the evenings. This was decided on at recent meeting of the Birmingham library board
 Books recently added to the Ensley H. brary are: This Side of Paradise (Fitz- gerald); Miss Lulu Bett" (Gale); Cali ban (George); Mysterious Rider" (Grey); "A Girl, Horse and Dog Gynde); Sonia" (McKenna); Famous Detective Stories; Famous Psychic Stories (McSpadden); Prom Now On (Packard) ''rve Married Marjorie (Wid- demer); 'Damsel in Distress (Wode-- house); Prescott of Saskatchewan" (Blndloss) Crimson Alibi'' (Cohen); Three Black Pennies" QIergesheimer); "Cappy Kicks" (Kyne); Cloudy Jewel Nutz); No Reference" Parker).
 CHILD WELFARE ADDRESS
 At the recent meeting of the Miner School Improvement association, Ralph H. Barrow, president of the Children's Aid society of the state, made an ad- dress on Child Welfare Work" Daisy song, sung by the following girls, was highly enjoyed: Carrie Brown, Mary Nell Milstead, Johnny Lee Mulky, Virginia Gilbert, Kathleen Parke, Eunice and Gladys Candy Louise Watson, Mary Clements and Elizabeth Mitchell.
 During the business session the associa- tion decided to furnish each child attend ing school with lunch if they were un- oh to hr1x hp VI nil a play at the Elks' hall the latter part of April
 FOR MISS DICKENS
 Many interesting affairs have beefs planned for Miss Virgie Dickens, bride- elect, and for the Hassler-Dickens wed- ding party. Beginning yesterday after noon, Miss Laura Bryan was hostess to a Lyric party for Miss Dickens and last evening Mrs. Laura Pool entertained aa dinner for Miss Dickens and MT. Hassler at her home on South Highlands.
 Wednesday afternoon Miss Pauline Echols will be hostess at five hundred for Miss Dickens; Friday afternoon Miss Norma Hickman will be at home at miscellaneous shower and tea; Saturday afternoon Miss Johnnie Riddle, Miss Elm fly Malone and Miss Annie Laurie Merkel will be joint hostesses at Lyric matinee Y pary; Monday afternoon, March 2S, Mrs. c. E. Cole and Mrs. George E. Boyd will entertain at bridge at the home Of the former in Fairfield; Tuesday afternoon, March g, Miss Frances Ewing will enter tain at a bungalow shower at her home at Glen Iris; Wednesday a1tefnoon' March 30 Mrs Cecil Samuels will give a tea at her home in Norwood; Thursday afternoon Mrs J. W. Gam and Mrs. F. B. Hayes will entertain at handker- chief shower at the home of the former on Ensley avenue; Saturday afternoon, Mrs. F. T. Swann will compliment her with line1 shower at her home on Pike avenue.
 The concluding prenuptial affair will be an after rehearsal party at the home of MT and Mrs R. L. Hassler on Pike avenue, Monday evening. April 4.
 MISS WILLOW COMPLIMENTED
 Mrs M c. Thomas entertained at miscellaneous shower at her home III Fairfield Friday afternoon, compliment ing Miss Gertrude Wilson, popular bride elect Garlands of wistera and ferns were combined in attractive decorations in the living and dining rooms.
 Shekespearean contest was enjoyed by the guests, Mrs H. J. Wurtele win ming the prize which was hand-em- broidered towel. Preceding the presen- tation of the gifts the young ladies staged a mock wedding, Miss Wilson being pre- sented with miniature bride and groom. The many gifts were presented in a iauh- dry basket Ices and hints in green anu white, portraylng the ot. ratrichS ue0' were served.
 The following guests were present: Misses Louise Haggard, Ruth, Evelyn and Gerald Gray; Kate and Edith Dees, sue King, virgie Reynolds. Margaret Har- rison Catharine Buck. Evelyn Erickson, Jewel Beasley, Frances Thomas, Nellie McMurray, Mrs H. J. Wurtele. Mrs. A. J Erickson and Mrs. T. A. Wilson.
 MRS WINNIE BRIDGE HOSTESS
 One of the prettiest parties of the week was the one given by Mrs. sam P. Wynne Friday afternoon when she entertained the Ensley Highland bridge club and a few friends at her home on Ensley avenue.
 An abundance of spring blossoms and pots of narcissi made a pretty back ground for the players. The score cards and refreshments were Tn Keep ing with St. Patrick's Day, and tho hints were in tho shape of shamrockA The prizes were dainty handmade green line handkerchiefs embroidered in shamrocks, tho first prize Eoing to Mrs. Ed Busch. the second to W. s. Shehee and the guest prize to Mrs. Walter Rountree. The hostess served a salad course with tea. She was as sisted by her sister. Mrs. Earl Nor risono.
 Those included In the club are Mrs. Busch, Mrs. John Morrison, Mrs. George Byrum, Mrs. P. B. Harrell, Mrs J. C. Bryant. Mrs. M. H. Mo- Dowell, Mrs. Shehee, Mrs. Carrie Turner, Mrs. J. O. Barrett Mrs. J. Ellis Brown, Mrs. J. G. Adams, Mrs. $. S. Heide, and the guests were Mrs. N. H. Hawkins, Mrs. Jim Rountree. Mrs. Walter Rountree, Mrs. A. w. AL len Mrs. R. E. Hogan and Mrs. Stanley Sutherland.
 GENTRY-ADAMS
 "Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carter Adams announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to MT. Nat A. Gentry, Jr.. of Tyler. Texas. the wedding to take place March 26.- No cards"
 This announcement of the approach- ing marriage of Miss Adams is of spe- cial interest to a large number Of Ensley people as she has spent most of her life in this district and until re- gently was a student at Ensley High school Following the ceremony, the young couple will leave for Tyler. Tex, where Mir. Gentry Is engaged in the practice of law.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 The regular fortnight dance of the Woodward Golf and Country club will be held at the club house Tuesday eve ming. March 22, to 12 o'clock.
 On Tuesday evening. March 2s, q subscription dance will be given to