The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27
Rank Entertnins employees

The officials of the Bank OF Ems
Ia, entertained the employees OF the
hank and their families at dinner yes
terdav evening. The affair was given
at the Masonic temple. where a peau-
tIful table had been arranged
Thanksgiving idea was carrieu oue ia
the decorations of -chrysanthemuiiis'
intermixed with ferns. while minia
ture turkeys were used as place
cards. The dinner was presided over
bv Sam C. King. cashier of this instl-
tuition. and a most forceful talk was
made by DR.. e. r. Smith of Hopkins
VILE XIV. Erskine Ramsay, one OF
the owners Of this bank. was also
present and talked most interesting
Nv. During the evening five-course
dinner was served. Calls were made
for talks from r. E. Chadwick, pres
ident of the bank, as we'll as sam u
King. cashier, to which they respond
ed in few most appropriate
marks. During the evening riVe-
course dinner was served, at the con
clusion of which the affair was voten
decided success by all present
Chrysolite Club Met Yesterday
Mrs C. O'Neal, delightfully."- enter
tained the members of the Chrysolite
club yesterday afternoon at her home
| 2211 Avenue H. The living rooms
were tastefully arranged for the oc-
| casion and decorations of chrysan-
| themums and ferns made pretty ~
| ting for the young matroi| were
present. The subject OF the CLUB was
| THE Victorian Novelist" and tho
| following program was rendered: Pa
per. Charles Dickens" Mrs. W. o.
| Pardue Paper, Christian Carol
| (Dickens). Mrs. o. L. Bentley. Pa.
per, George Eliot" Mrs. J. L. Smith
Paper, "Silias Mariner" elliott, Miss
Ruth Davis. Tine test question for
| this occasion was. (which of Dickens
Literary Works Was His Favorite?
And Who Was Shah Jehan?" round
| table discussion followed the answer
ing of these questions. At the conclu-
sion of the program a social hour was
| enjoyed, at which time a delicious
salad course with coffee was served,
Mrs. p. E. Moore was guest of the
club at this time. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs r. l. Fuller.
Plans for Fathers Meeting
The Twentieth Century club was
delightfully."- entertained at the home
| of Mrs H. j. Wurtele in Fairfield
The house was attractively decorated
| for the occasion in chrysanthemums
and ferns. A business meeting was
held prior to the program and plans
were made for a fathers meeting to
be held in January.
An Interesting paper on How to
Retain the Confidence of Our Chill
dren" was read by Mrs. J. f. Sayre.
A splendid paper on Have Children's
Lies Any Connection with Too Severe
Punishment" by Mrs. Sam Daffron.
/ Inv, oIi fayv fAll he pro NJ,
a delightful salad course with coffes
was served to about % club members
and the following guests: Mrs. A. ].
Wurtele of Louisville KY; Mrs
Frank Burnett. Mrs. Cecil Alex
ander Mrs. Joe Hancock. Mrs. Carter
Adams Mrs. H. ]. Kribbs. Mrs. r. A.
Haye, Mrs. Clarence Buchanan. Mrs.
NJ. E. Meade, Mrs. F.. G. Cutler. Mrs.
j. w. King. Mrs. c. NJ. Caddell. Mrs.
]. F .Huey, Mrs. Paul L. Taylor. Miss
Annie Anderson and Miss Luvinice
Wurtlele.
Fire Destroys Dwelling
The Ensley fire department made
run yesterday to Pratt City. where
the house located at 707 Third ave-
nue., was on fire. This property was
tate company and occupied by D. w.
Brooks. The origin OF the fire was
from blaze in a clothes closet. but
the cause could not be ascertained.
Damages to the house will be about
$500.
Announcements
The ladies of the Ensley Highlands
Methodist church will serve chicken
dinners In the store formerly occu-
pied by the Martha Washington
Candy company on Thursday. Decem-
Der J.. Both midday and o'clock
dinners will be served. Tho proceeds
from this affair will 60 towards the
new church building fund. Tickets
can be obtained at Smith Jewlry COM
pany.
VIII Elect OFFICERS
A meeting has boon called for the
Ensley Blue Lodge Beneht associa-
ton for the purpose. Of electing Of
fcers. secretary and treasurer and
board of directorss on Wednesday