The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-13
-y~Y -xy MISS BERNEY ClILEN A NI>v "a " s.se Correspondent
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The celebration of National Hos pftal Day, in memory of Florence Nightingale, at the Ensley infirmary proved a decided success despite the indictment weather which, threatened yesterday afternoon.
 Lovely booths were stationed on the attractive lawn of the infirmary, from which cendy, ices and punch were served, while the lower floor of the interior of the hospital was taste fully decorated in spring flowers and ferns.
 The guests were received by Mrs. Lucy Airey, Superintendent and Mrs. M. l.. Bledsow, secretary of the in- stitution. who were assisted by number of local club women of Ens- ley. Following the inspection of the building, a baby conte.t of all chill dren who IT ade their advent at this infirmary was held. The judges were Dr. R. E. Cloud. Dr. J. Hawkins, and pr. c. D. Gaines.
 The first prize for the girl baby was captured by Louise A. Fort, age It weeks, Qdu8nltT OI MT. anu VII Q. Louis K. Fort. The second prize fell to Mildred E. Roberts, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Roberts, age years months. The first boys prize was awarde to John Kain. Jr.. age Is months. son of MT. and Mrs. John Kain, and the second to Lee McEach- ern. son of MT. and Mrs. Dan McEach- ern.
 The corps of nurses at this institu- tion were complimented at 9 o'clock last evening with radio concert given by J. R. Boggs of this city. after which the annex of the hospi- tai was thrown open and dancing en7 joyed, music for the occasion being furnished by an orchestra.
 This institytion has enjoyed most successful ear and many ccngratula- tions were extended to it's officers and the board of directors. The of- ficers are: Dr. H. A. Harris, presi- dent: Dr. l.. A. Gaston, vice president; Dr. E. c. Ray, secretary and treas urer; and Mrs. Lucy Airey, superin- tendent. Board of directors: Dr. c. D. Gaines, TT. A. Gaston, Dr. W. M. Carmichael pr. H. A. Harris and Dr. E. c. Ray.
 During the hours from until o'clock over 500 guests called at the hospital.
 Mrs. M. A. Baker
 Mrs. M. A. Baker, age 70 years. died yester ay morning at the .,oms of her daughter, Mrs. w. V. Jefferies, 734 Thirty eighth street, Wylam. Mrs Baker h made her home in thi- community for a number of years where she was well known and much beloved by large circle of friends.
 She Is survived by five daughters: Mrs. W. V. Jefferies, with whom she made her home; Mrs. J. W. Love, of Vivian; Mrs. J. A. Greeahill, and Ms. F. R. Burgur of Pratt City; and Mrs. J. L. varnar, of Crumley's Chapel: and three sons. I. R. Baker. of Kentucky; J. W. Baker, of Mulga < and Frank c. Baker, of Sandusky.
 Funeral ser ces will be held Sum- day morning at II o'clock. from Crumleys chapel, the Rev. J. l.. McHugh officiating. assisted by Rev. J. T. Miller. Iiiterment will be made in the family burial plot In Crumieys cemetery with Echols & Angwin in charge. Mothers' Day The Wesley rrofferhood class of the Shadyside Methodist church will have charge of the services Sunday morning at II o'clock, at which time Mir. Clarke Williams of Birmingham will be the principal speaker.
 A Mothers Day program will be rendered at this time and will be as follows: Song, Mother by con- gregation; invocation, Roscoe D.. Scott; solo. Tell Mother I'll Be There" Miss Carrie Brown; Quotation on Mother" by members of thezclass: announcements; violin solo, Miss Der ' tha Lee Copeland; offertory. Miss Annie Williams; address, Clarke Will Hams; hymn, Precious Name, ., con gregation; benediction. Rev. D. M. Barnes.
 The public Is cordially invited to attend the service. Visiting Minlsteru As . part of tho plans for the Christian Education campaign being made throughout the Southern Press byterian church, all churches of that denomination in Greater Birmingham will have visiting ministers to con4 duct the services tomorrow. At the Il o'clock service at the E3rat Presbyterian church Ens1ev.