The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-05
-AY~Y rWY MISS BERNEY GILLEII
 N I'M Correspondent 1~A NOAA 4 Telephone Main 4900

of Benjamin Wanta will be held Sun day afternoon from the parlors of the Echols & Angwin undertaking estab- lishment tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The deceased was killed Thursday morning at 9;30 o'clock when he was struck by an engine of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail- road company. He was a Norwegian by birth. He Is survived by his widow and three children. Interment will be in Oakland cemetery.
 The many friends of Miss Elouise Harris will be glad to learn she has been removed from the Ensley in- flrmary to the home of her parents, Judge and Mrs. F. o. Harris, on Ave- nue E. It will be remembered that about two weeks ago Miss Harris was struck and severely injured by truck belonging to the Ensley and Fairfield Laundry company. The ac- cident occurred at the intersection of Avenue E and Twenty sixth street.
 Reception for Mrs. EcholE
 One of the most brilliant social af-- fairs of the autumn was given yes terday afternoon when Mrs. D. A. Bchols, the newly elected city com missioner, and Mrs. ]. c. Bryant were complimented by the members of the Sesame club In the form of reception at the home of Mrs. J. J. Walker on Pike avenue.
 The entire lower floor of Mrs. Walkers handsome and spacious home was thrown open for the occa- sion. Chrysanthemums and ferns were used in profusion as decorations.
 The guests were met at the door by Mrs. J. C. Barrett and Mrs. L. l., Brothers. Little Miss Loudel Appling Garrett and little Miss Louise Hardy received the cards. while Mrs. N. H. Mcdowell presented the guests to the receiving line. Those receiving were Mrs J. J. Walker. Mrs. D. A. Echols' Mrs. J. c. Bryant and Mrs. B. s. Gill bert Delicious punch was dispensed by Mrs Oscar Berney and Mrs. R. c. Miles from a flower banked punch bowl. which was placed in the recep- ton room. Mrs. J. G. Adams and Mrs. John Morrison acted as ushers on this occasion in escorting the guests into the dining room, where coffee was served by Mrs. r. B. Fort and Mrs. W. S. Shehee. Sandwiches were served by Mrs. R. F. Talmar, Mrs. & r. Harrall, Mrs. S. F. Hardy and Mrs. W. W. Garrett, Jr.
 During the hours from 3 until o'clock music was furnished by five- niece orchestra, which was placed in an aleove surrounded by ferns ana palms. About 150 guests called.
 Entertains Club
 Mrs. seymoure Hall proved de- liRhtfuI hostess yesterday when she entertained the members of the Cos mos club at her home on Avenue H. The guests arrived at 12 o'clock in stead of g. the usual hour and plate luncheon was served.
 The meeting was later called to order by Mrs. W. c. Motion. and the roll call was answered with the names of the actresses and actors In liam let. Following the roll the third act from Hamlet was read by Mrs. Mol ton. A paper on Paintings of the Vatican" was read by Mrs. oscar Philips and then discussed at length by the members of the club. This meeting proved most interesting and full membership was present on this occasion.
 Announcement
 As a result of the many requests, Dr. L. E. Brubaker. pastor of the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian church. announces that he will re- peat his sermon, Their Second Wind" tomorrow morning.
 Many persons not affiliated with this church have asked for an oppor- tunity of hearing this sermon, and 1t is expected an unusually large con gregation will be present.
 All members of the brotherhood class of the Ensley Christian church are urged to be present next Sunday and to answer the call for volunteers | to do personal service work in this distric5 in preparation for the city