The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01

New Church Planned
 Members of the congregation Of
 the First Baptist church are urged
 to attend the morning services today at Il o'clock for the purpose of de-
 ciding on whether they will build A
 new church on the present site or
 move to new location. The matter was brought before the
 congregation recently and a number
 of members asked for further time | to consider the matter and 1t was
 decided that 8 final decision would
 be made at the services this morning. | Rally Day Services
 Rally day will be observed by the l Sunday schools of the First Meth | odist and the Ensley Highland Meth 1 odist churches today. The rally and
 promotion day exercises will be com bined into splendid program which | Will take the place of the Sunday 1 preaching services at the Enslsy
 Highland Methodist church.
 At the First Methodist church the l officers and teachers of the Sunday
 school for the ensuing year will be
 installed at the morning services
 AT. w. D. Warish of Nashville. Tenn, representing the National Re-
 form association. will speak at the
 evening services
 Seorge Lewis Bales will deliver a
 talk to the Brotherhood class at the old Masonic hall, Fairview, thts
 morning at s;45 o'clock. There will be a meeting of Enslsv commnndery No. s6, Knight Templar.
 Monday evening at the Ensley Ma
 sonic hall.
 For Brfde-Elect Mrs Harold Hay entertained at a
 l o'clock luncheon at the Tutwiler
 in honor of Miss Virginia Hay.
 whose marriage to Mir. Wendell Tay-
 Tor VIII be an interesting event of ! this week. The bride-slect was pre- sented with a handsome piece of
 handmade linen by the hostess. A
 siA-course luncheon was served and
 the place cards were brides, bearing
 the following names: Miss Virginia ! Hay, Mrs M. T. Mellon, Miss Cather-
 inc Buck, Miss Mildred Hay and Mrs. 1 Harold Hay.
 Following the luncheon Mrs. NJ. T. Mellon entertained at a Lyric party. i after which refreshments were
 served on the mexzanine floor of the
 Martha Washington tea room. 
 MISS Aiieen Cushen, whose mar riage to Mir. Conova Middleton Guina
 will be a event of October. was en- terteined by her aunt, Mrs. Charles W. Dunn. at a miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon.
 The gifts were presented in A shin drawn by little Gene Smith, dressed
 as cupid, who was assisted by It, tle MISS Dorothy Townsend and Bar para ONefll, dressed as fairies The oride was presented with a corsa re
 Of gold and white roses The color scheme was carried out in the ices
 ana hints served. Miss Martina Fink
 and Miss Mary Woodson served punch. Mrs. Frank Hayes sang All
 For You" About sixty guests reg
 istered in the brides book. | The St. Anthonys School improve ment association will meet in the basement of the rectory, Tuesday aft
 ernoon at o'clock. The date of this
 meeting having been changed from l Wednesday on account of the at tendance to the Alabama State Fair by the mothers and children. | Thread of Story Club Mrs. ". I. Burgin entertained the
 members of the Thread of the Story club at her home on Pike avenue. Friday afternoon. In answer to the
 roll call the members gave their va
 cation experiences. Mrs. J. A. Du- l puy. president of the club, gave a 1 very interesting address. which was
 followed by talk by Miss Jessie Wells chairman of the program com
 mute who gave an outline of the | years work.
 1 by Mrs Harry Hillhouse, parliament tartan of the club. Following the program an ice course was served,
 Mrs North Duncan was welcomed as
 new member.
 Personals Mrs. R. H. Vaughn Is i'll at her home on Avenue F.
 Dr. Alvin Keller left Friday to resume his studies at John Hopkins hospital. after visiting his parents Mir and Mrs. Henry Keller J. H. Perkins will leave today fer l Sheffield, Ala. where he will he 1 married Tuesday afternoon to Miss Rosa Blake of that city Following the wedding they will go on a motor l trip through Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". A. Dood and son
 have returnsdNto Fairview to make
 their home, their former home being l in Brakeridge, Tex.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. Earle ConweIl will leave within few days for their va | cation. visiting In Washington. Bal timore, New York and Boston. Miss Mary Emma Taylor arrIVeu last night from the A. G. T. col iege at Montevallo to be one of the members of the Taylor-Hay bridal | party.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W Taylor, and Mir.
 and Mrs. A. T. Taylor of Gadsden
 will arrive Tuesday morning to at