The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-15
ENSI-.E.Y

tral Park Lodge No. sos, J, w; 0. L. Bentley, k! l.. Layten Lodge No. SIS, treasurer and secretary: w. R. Ken nedy. Edgewatar Lodge No. SS2, Sr D.. ". F. Roberts. Fairfield Lodge No. 749, Jr. D.; w; E. Miner Fair view Lodge No. S44, Tiler; L. H. Kirk Bnsley Lodge No. 560, ST. Stewart; H. E. Freeman, Fairview Lodge No. GA. Jr. Stewart; Rev. R. L. Dill Fair view Lodge No. GA, chaplain; A. " Reeves. Birmingham Lodge No. 757, district lecturer.
 The program is as follows: p. m. conference opening; 2:l0 p. m. well come address. Brother N. H. Thomas, Fairview Lodge No. 644; 2;20 p. m. response, Brother A. M Reeves. Bir- mingham Lodge No. 777, district lec- turer; 2:30 p. m. Exemplification of opening E. A. Lodge and conferring E. A. degree by Ensley Lodge No, 560; 3s3Q D.. m, Exemplification of opening a F. c. Lodge and conferring F. c. degree by Globe Lodge No. 78l. 4.15 D. m. Exemplification of open ing Nj. NJ. Lodge and conferring the first section of M. NJ. degree by E. l.. Layton Lodge No. SIS. 5 p. m. Questions for general discussion. 5:l5 p. m. rehearsal of the lessons in the three degrees.
 6:30 p. m. Conference called off and refreshments served by committee of Brothers A. D. Whitehouse. D. Hart and T. S. Brown: 7:3o D. m. Confer ence called to order. 7:45 D. m.i Ex- republication of second section of M. M. degree and lecture by confer enee; 9:45 p. ms election of officers; 10:15 p. m. Good of the order and closing. Program committee W. w Wooley, Q. E. Lyster. J. H. Spurrser.
 Public Night School
 The public night school for the Ensley district will open Monday at Ensley High school. Glasses will be held on Monday. Wednesday and Fri day nights and are open to men and women. Classes begin at 7:S0 and last until 9:30.
 A variety of subjects are offered this year. Classes in common school subjects such as arithmetic, English, writing, book keeping. stenography typewritfng and mechanical drawing are offered There are special classes in training for American citizenship In addition to these there are: vo- cational classes for carpenters. ma chinists, electricians, boilermakers and sheet metal workers, or in any other subject which has ten appH- cants for class.
 The faculty this term follows: Miss Elmer Burns, elementary subjects and mathematics; Miss Captolia Neal, of elementary subjects and high school English; Harry De La Rue, Americanization work; Miss Stella Mullin, book-keeping; Miss Daisy Stacey, shorthand and type writing; Claude Sizemore,, mechanical drawing; Joe O'Brien, drafting; l. c. Frederick. machine shop practice; EL E. Sargent. radio, chemistry ana physics, and E. F. Smith. principal.
 For any further information see any public school teacher or tele- phone Assistant Superintendent L. F. Banks, Main I064.
 For Bride-Elect
 Miss Grace Hassler entertained with a tea at her home on Pike ave nue Friday afternoon from to D, ,honoring Miss, Lillie Tom Thomason. whose wedding will be an event of next week. The guests were, greeted by Mrs. R. L. Hassler and. presented to the receiving line, which was com posed of Miss Grace. Hassler. Miss Iillie Tom Thomson. Mrs. C. T. Thomson, Mrs. J. J. Chisoim and Miss Catherine Craig. Little Sadie Ray Gardener held the card tray.
 The living room was decorated in pink and white roses, the lights were shaded with pink, with an aroor o1 pink and white roses between the living room and dining room. The dining table was laid with madeira piece and was centered with a minia- ture bride and groom standing under an arbor of roses. 8~tza
 Mrs Roddy Morrison and Mrs. Ray Hasslers poured tes- Miss Bernice Mccullough and Miss Josephine Phi . lips passed sandwiches, hints and nuts. Miss Dorothy played the Edi- son during the afternoon. Miss sNeya Minor Kept the brides book. in which about 50 names were registered.
 Club Entertained
 Miss Pauline Echols entertained the members of the Thursday Bridge club ands a few. friends at her home | Thursday, at 5o'clock. Orchids. and dahlias were used throughout the rooms and .on the card tables. The tally cards showed the same designs
 Mrs. III H. Bailey won the ciuhI prize, which was a bottle of TTee Blowers toilet .water. Mgs A.. w. Taylor captured the guest prize. 0 4 Taylor was also presented with brides prize" a small food chopper The consolation prize, box of candy, was drawn by Mrs. w. II, Mc'saulley.
 Atwo course luncheon was served to the following; Mrs. A. w. Taylor, Mrs. w. H. McCaulley, Mrs. F C Mitchell. Mrs. J. A. Mitchell. Nrs. stephen Hoage, Mrs. James White. Mrs Fl. H Bailey. Mrs Albert bay. Mrs. Stanley Southerland, Mrs P. c. Ray. Mrs. J.. II. Ardis and Mrs. Car penter-
 ChrystoIite Club
 Members of the Chrystolte club met with Mrs. J. s. Falkner al her home on Pike avenue Friday after noon. The leader, for the day. was Mrs. w. o. Pardue,
 Roll call was answered with quo tations from Bryant. Mrs. B. E. Gil- lispi read a paper on The. Life of William Cullen Bryant; Works and Effect on Literature." Mrs. T E. Moore; reading. "Thanatopsis.' Miss Ruth Davis; Life and Works of James Fenimore Cooper" Mrs. !. s. Falkner. a SIT
 The dining table was laid with lace over pink with a basket of pink and white carnations in the center. A