The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24

The Italian societies of this dis triet are making elaborate prepara- tions to celebrate Christopher Co., lumbus Day on October 11 with an all day outing followed by a dance that night, which will be held in their hall on Avenue E and Seventh street
 The members of Christopher Co., lnnbus society, Victor Emanuel so- ciety of Ensley and the Unione Fra teilanEa of Pratt City have decided to make the celebration a joint at- fair and an invitation has been ex- tended to the Bessemer societies to take part in the celebration. The program will be announced later.
 Mrs. Margaret ID. Sullivan
 Mrs Margaret E. Sullivan, age 7s, died at the residence of her daugh- ter. Mrs o, E. Cagie. at 2o05 Pleas ant avenue, Fairview, Friday. Flu neral services were held last night at 3 o'clock by the Rev. R. l.. Dill, pas tor of the Fairview Baptist church. The remains will be carried to Hart selie this morning for burial at the family cemetery.
 Mrs Sullivan is survived by her husband. 0. J. Sullivan, four dRugh- ters, Mrs O. E. Cagle of Fairview. Mrs. Ida Lance and Mrs. c. W. Dut- ton of Hartselie. Mrs. W. L. House of Calera: one son, c. C. Suilivani ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The deceased was well known In this district, having resided here off and on for over fifteen years and has large circle of friends who will regret to learn of her death.
 Charles Jensen
 Funeral services over the remains of Charles Jenson, age et, who died Thursday following lengthy Illness will be conducted from the Echols & Angwin Undertaking parlor this afternoon at o'clock. Inter- ment will follow at tho Oakland cemetery.
 The members of Steel City Lodge No. 15s. woodmen of the World, will have charge of the funeral services. Mir. Jensen has lived in this district for over twenty years, having wars.a with the police department Of the Tennessee company for the mast ten years. He had many friends here who will learn of his death with regret.
 Report on Bus Line
 The members of the Ensley Mer- chants and Associated Business Men will have Dutch luncheon Tuesoay at 12:30 o'clock at the Ensiey Ma sonic temple on Avenue h. lho members of Cunningham chapter No. 24, Order of Eastern star, wLh serva the luncheon. At the lunch eon q report will be made on the stock subscriptions. This commit tea has been busy raising the bal ance of s5,000 to organize a trans nortation company with capitai stock of $1o, ,0oo to be known as the Ensley Merchants and Business Men Bus Line. Inc.
 The company plans to buy regu, ,ar huasea which will be operated hst,reen Ensley and tho mining towns near thss district to bring residents to Ensley to do their snop- ping. - About fifty candidates are tryins o,,t to make the Ensley High schooi eaa.hsu us team this year and Coach Tamex Bryan has his hands fuil Tn ssIecting his team. Hassler at quar for Vowell and Mott at halves. Eng fish as tackle. Fayette at guard anu ualker. end are the players return= cd from last year and with these Coach Bryan will build up his team. Practice is being held daily ana tne team Is fast rounding into shape ana Ensley Is looking 1or"aro " 'As successful year. A committee composed or A. Clark as chairman. A. B. Hasweil ana W. e. Fitzhugh have been appointed by the Ensley Shrine club to make arrangement for stag entertain ment. to be held at the Masonic teih- nle on the second Tuesday in october. EvangeIist1c Services The svangelistic services wnloh arc heinr conducted in the big tent on the corner of Avenue and Thir- tieth street arc being well attenoea: Evangelist E. G. Budsall, pastor or the Gospel Tabernacle of Dallas. rex. will conduct the services. starting with today and lasting through De- tober 15. Services are held twice daily, at 10 o'clock in the morning and at 7:3o o'clock in tho evening with the exception of Saturdays.
 Hay-Tayior Wedding Miss Marie Piemons gave . Avrio party yesterday afternoon compn- ment,ns Miss Virginia Hay. bride elect. followed which ices were served at the Martha Washington tea halcony. The table was centereo with a bouquet of garden flowers. The guests were present with ooiis dressed in the oolors they wore 70 wear In the wedding.
 Miss Edna Meyer entertained at six course luncheon at her home on pike avenue, Saturday in honor or Miss Virginia Hay. whose wedding will be an event Of october. Ihe place cards were brides and bore the following names: Miss Virginia Hay. Miss Catherine Buck, Miss Mildred Hay.. Miss Alice Meyer. Mrs. Harold Hay and Miss Alioe Meyer. The bride was presented with ( twentieth cen tury cook book.
 The plans for the Hay-Taylor we'd ding, which will be solemnized at the, First Baptist church, Tuesday eve- nins, October :, at 3:50 o'clock will be as follows: The color scheme will be pastel shades. Mrs. John Harold Hay will be matron of honor; Miss Mildred Hay, sister of the bride. maid of honor. while Miss Gather inc Buck and Miss Mary Emma Tay- I Tor of Gadsden, sistsr of the groom, will be bridesmaids.
 Little Sadie Ray 0ardnsr and Mary Frances McNutt will act as flower girls. Clyde Pippen. Jr., win bs ring bearer. The ushers will be MT. Joe stammer and MT. Max Mellon. The groomsmen, Mir. Marion Crosswait