The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-31
WOMEN VOTERS ID
 MEET AT ENSLEY
Etchings of Uoted Artist 10 Be ShoWn-Loeb Lecture
 Postponed

The Ensley members of the League Nof Women Voters will hold meet ing in the Ensley opera house on "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. This meeting will be for the discus sion of several matters to be brought before the members which have arisen since the last election.
 Among the other speakers will be Mrs. Jacobs. Mrs. Fisk and Mrs. R F. Johnston.
 Although the association in Ems ! ley has been very active since or sanitation, it is hoped to put. a regu- |, lar programme into action at thls meeting, and to get the members
 To Exhibit Etchings. Y At a meeting of the Progressive Study club held recently in the homo of Mrs. Hubert DeBardeleben it was decided to ind9rse the plan of hay- ing the etehings of noted artist Ernest Roth, exhibited in Ensley on November 25.
 The exhibition will be placed in the home of Mrs c. W. Lawrence president of the club, and will be an tnvitational affair, open to all art lovers.
 Mir. Roth has just returned from atwo-year tour in Europe and is now in New York. preparing new etch- ings. Some of these will be finished in time for the exhibition in Ems ley. it is stated.
 The invitation committee is com posed of Mesdames H. J. Cummings, Howard Moore and John White.
 Lecture Postponed.
 :. Owing to a sudden illness, Leopold Loeb of Birmingham will be unable to fill his engagement to lecture this afternoon before the Ensley Art School High school art club. MT Loeb was to have spoken on 'Laces." The lecture will be given at a date 10 be announced later.
 Junior Department.
 Mrs. W. B. Gibbs, superintendent of she junior department of the Pike Avenue Baptist church, entertained Ehe teachers and officers of that church at her home Saturday even sng from to 10 o'clock.
 After a short business session, in which plans were made for the win ser's work and programmes ar fanged, the evening was devoted to Amusement and pleasure.
 Among those present were Rev. Theo Harris, pastor of the church; W. IL Singleton, Mir. and Mrs. Oyer fors Mrs. q. s. Sharp, T. $. Min hyard~ W. Fl. Reagin, Mrs. ". B, Mitchell, Mrs. Ritzler, Mrs. Chester Shelby, Miss Violet Treadaway, Mir. and Mrs. Gibbs. c. $. Mason, c. M Strspp and J. M. Ellis.
 Mrs M. F. Edwards entertained 2umber of the young children and rheir mothers at her home on Pike avenue recently in honor of the sec- ond anniversary of her daughter, Katheryn Games were played upon the lawn and much merriment was had by both the youngsters and their mothers
 About 30 guests were present.
 The School Improvement associa- lion of St. Anthony's school, which was scheduled to meet Wednesday afternoon, has been postponed until "Wednesday, November 9. The topic Q be discussed at this meeting will be Home Study"
 Miss Pearl Faircioth will entertain the Lifters' class of the First Meth a,dist church Sunday school at hal- 1oween party tonight at 7:50 o'clock. The affair will take place at the ], home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. D. T.. Faircloth, 2o04 Twenty-sixth street.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Ensley Highlands Methodist church will hold their regular month ly business meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the church.