The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-27
Mrs. Harold Mandy

tempted to kill himself after betng put under arrest by Officers Appling and Balentine of the Ensley police department for disturbing the peace.
 Negro "Socked. by Judge
 Yesterday morning about s o'clock two negroes entered the clothing store of Henry Keller on Nineteenth street just after the store had been opened. Hanson Jackson, one of the negroes, grabbed a dozen pair of socks that were lying on the counter and put them under his coat
 The socks made a somewhat large bundle and MT. Keller became s1s- picious and grabbed the negro and called officer Hardin, who carried the negro to the city jail just be- fore Judge H. E. Burns opened the Ensley police court.
 When his case was tried before Judge Burns he was found guilty on a charge of larceny and was fined s100 and given 1S0 days in jail.
 Unique Invitation.
 The following unique invitations are being sent out by the members of the Stonewall Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy: "Stonewali Chapter, U. b. c. Are giving a Colonial Tea. They will wear grandma's dress so
 old and quaint,
 Use dainty perfume powder and
 paint,
 Forget for one day they are a saint Just imagine how they will feel To dance more the Virginia Reel. This they will do If they are hale
 and hearty.
 They invite you to their colonial
 party,
 Admission fee we haven't any Just anything over a penny
 Mrs. J. T. Rogers, 5O9 Sixteenth street, Ensley.
 Boy Scout Camp.
 The members of Troop No. 13. Boy Scouts of Ensley, are looking for- ward to their annual weeks camp, which will begin tomorrow at Camp Andrews and last until next Satur- day and a large number of the mem- bers are planning on taking the trip. Troop No. 13 is one of the finest in the Birmingham district and they will be in charge of Scoutmaster J. K. Benton and several assistants during the camp. A truck will carry the blankets and provision Monday morning. leaving the Ensley Metho- dist church at S:30 o'clock.
 Personals.
 Mrs. William M. Parker and Mrs. w. H. Young were joint hostesses at the home of the latter when they entertained with a six course dinner In honor of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Morrison Young, who have just re- turned from their wedding trip.
 John Angwin. who has been con fined to his home on Ensley Highland with influenza. Is improving.
 B. k. Pegram has returned after visiting Chicago, Detroit. Cleveland and several other northern cities.
 Prof. N. R. Baker will leave Mon day on a vacation to Camp Oliver.
 Misses Nell and Marguerite Leatherwood of Jasper ,are spending Sunday with Misses Ruth and Mar garet Davis.
 Mrs. Mary Stewart of Columbus. Miss, Is visiting her parents, pr. and Mrs. T. J. Springfield.
 Miss Lila Peterson of Mobile Is the guest of Mrs. N R. Baker.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Swann will leave today to visit friends and rel atives in Clanton.
 Church Club Entertained.
 The members of the Young Peoples club or the First Methodist church. which was recently reor ganized. will be entertained by Mrs. Gruenholz on Avenue H. when she will he joint hostesses with Mrs. c. T. Smith.
 The social committee is composed of Miss Bill Rogers. Miss Sarah McCarty; membership committed, Miss Mamie Ray Fancier, Miss Mary Bum Gay and Miss Lillie Hol- land.
 The Cunningham Chapter, No. 24, Order of Eastern Star, will celebrate their twentieth anniversary and home coming of past matrons and patrons with gingham and linen shower for the Masonic Home at the Ems ley Masonic temple on Avenue E. Tuesday evening, at s o'clock. An open meeting will be held and the public Is cordially invited to attend.