The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-02
MISS BERNEY GILLEN
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fairs given in EnSley was the open meeting of the Ensley High school Art club, which was held in the au- ditorium of the High school. The meeting was presided over by Miss Jane Dixon, while the principal speaker of the occasion was Mrs Eldred, head of the drawing depart ment Tn the city schools.
 The subject of the afternoon was The Madonna in Art and Mrs. Eld- red spoke most interesting upon this subject which was beautifully Illus trated with 16 slides, made by Pro- lessor Coffman, member of the High school faculty Not only were these slides very beautiful. but were made in the Ensley schools, which is quite a convenience for the students. The meeting was well attended and proved most interesting.
 For College Girls
 The members of the Delta Gamma Sigma sorority of Howard college were delightfully."- entertained Friday afternoon, when Miss Orene Lammert was hostess at the lovely home of her parents on the Ensley Highlands. The reception rooms were beautifully decorated for the occasion in the Christmas colors. making lovely setting for the bevy of young ladies present.
 During the afternoon various games and contests were enjoyed at the conclusion of which tempting plate luncheon was served, with cof- fee. Those who enjoyed this pretty hospitality were: Miss Eunice Sloan. Miss Milma Waggoner, Miss Ruby Barton, Miss Gladys Falkner. Miss Bertha Bates, Miss Annie Boyette, Miss Evelyn Graves, Miss Ethel liar ris, Miss Nellie Gibbs, Miss Billie Kirk, Miss Ruth Casey, Miss Vera Dumas, Miss Ruth Morris, Miss Irma Parsons. Miss Thelma Stacy. Miss Ro- berta Treasel and Miss Lambert.
 Automobiles Crash
 Yesterday afternoon about 4:3o o'clock a five passenger Ford auto mobile was practically wrecked when, it Is alleged. was struck by a five passenger Dodge car. The accident occurred at the Hunter street curve of the South Ensley road. and 1t Is alleged that the Ford car was en route to Birmingham while the Dodge car was going toward Ensley.
 The cars, it Is stated. collided. dam aging one of the front tires on the Dodge car while the Ford was al- most a complete wreck. This curve is probably the most dangerous curve in the city, and while many safety signs and lights are nearby automo- bilists seem to overlook them. The names of the men who were driving the cars could not be ascertained. None of the occupants of the cars were Injured.
 Announcements
 ha n anVfIiarV n fha First Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Martin on Twentieth and Ensley avenues. All members are requested to be present.
 The members of the Ensiey com mandery No. 36, Knights Templar. will be entertained tonight at 8 o'clock at a banquet at the Masonic temple. A most interesting pro- gram has been arranged for the occasion and all members of this com mandery are expected to be pres ent.
 The members of the Pratt City Eagles announce that dance will be given this evening at their hall on Third street. The public is cor dially invited to attend.
 PERSONALS H. c. Tunnaile and Carl Hclcombe expect to leave this week for, Arka- | delphia, whsre they will go on a hunting trip.
 Miss Virginia E8mmeiie Is quite Ill at the Ensls@ infirmary where she underweiit5 an operation for ap- pendicitis. Miss Hammelle is the young daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. | 5. Hammelle of Fairview. | Mrs. l.. c. Sturdivant hss as her guest her mother, Mrs. B. IL Harris. and her brother. Harry, of Indian apolis. at her home on the Ensley | Highlands.
 | Ms. and Mrs. Roy Fuller have re- | turned from a visit to relatives and friends in Hopkinsville, Ky.