The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-26
ENSLEY


 Allen G. Loehr. well known lee turer, formerly of Peking, China will lecture this evening at 730 o'clock at the Ensley Highlands Presbyte- rian church. Mir. Loehrs subject will be China, the question now so prominently before the world at large and especially the people of America,
 Being born in China and having liv- ed the greater portion of his life among these people, and also being a close student of world wide affairs, MT. Loehr, is emInently fitted to handle this immense subject. This lecture will be a privilege to the citi- zens of Ensley.
 special musical program will be rendered in connection with the lec- ture and the To ly voice of Mrs. w. D. Fonville will be heard at this time The public is cordially invited to at tend.
 The house located at 1881 Avenue I, and owned and occupied by Mir. and Mrs T. J. Wiggins, was damaged by fire yesterday afternoon. The blaze was of the roof variety and how it originated could not be ascertained. Damages to the roof amounted to about s4oe.
 
 Mrs. Kelley Hostess
 Mrs. F. C. Kelley. proved a charm ing hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members of the Cosmos club, at her home, 2723 Ens' ley avenue. The living rooms were artistically arranged in spring flow CTS and ferns, making pretty setting for the attractive guests present.
 The guests arrived at 1 o'clock and a hot plate luncheon with coffee was served, after which the following program was rendered: Reading of the fourth act from Shakespeare s Comedy of Errors" with Mrs Kribs, as leader; open discussion on Comic Art" humorous reading How the Dog Became a Domestic Animal" i" (Uncle Remus). by Mrs. II. J. Kribs. A large number of members were present
 Sesame Club
 Mrs. W. W. Garrett, Jr., was de- lightful hostes yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members of the Sesame club, at her home, 2924 Twentieth avenue. The living rooms were made most attractive in sheir decorations of spring flowers and ferns.
 INOli Cdii was ItopOHutu lO Nitb quotations from Mark Twain after which the following program was rendered: Paper on The Life and Works of Mark Twain" by Mrs. E. P. Harrell reading from Joel Chand- Ter Harris" by Mrs. Sam Fort; paper on National Park" written by Mrs. S. l.. Morrow, and read by Mrs. 1. L. Brothers.
 Later in the afternoon a social hour was enjoyed at which time a salad course with coffee was served by the hostess.
 Fifth Anniversary Mrs William Richardson and Mrs. J. T. Lowry were joint hostesses yes terday afternoon when they enter tained the members of the Progress sive Study club, at the home of the former, on Jefferson avenue.
 This affair was given in celebra- tion of the fifth anniversary of the club. Large baskets with crimson roses. tied with white tulle were tastefuly arranged about the recep- tion rooms, while the dining room was lovely in it's decorations of narcfs- sus and ferns The lace covered table was centered with lovely basket of narcissus, while a beautiful bow o1 carmlne tulle, Ornamented the hdnolc. A beautiful white birthday cake enr- bossed in cherries, upon which stood five red burning tapers, was placed upon the table. About the edges oi the table were placed hints, and other table appointments which fur ther emphasized the color motiff oi red and white.
 Upon the arrival of the guests . plate luncheon was served in the re- ception rooms, after which they were ushered into the dining room where ices of red and white were served The feature of the afternoon was the talk by Mrs. T. H. Moore, founder oi the club, who also told of the first club woman of America. A number of impromptu talks were made or what the club meant to the individual and the benefits and aspirations oi the club. Mrs. Eslinger, Miss Mamie Richardson and Miss Martha Rich- ardson, shared in this lovely hospi. tality with the club members. Revival to Close The evangelistic services which have ben in progress for the past Mrs. T. L. Batts of Tuscumbia. aiid Miss Helen owen of Oklona, Miss Mrs. John M. Massengale. of John son City, Tenn, is the guest of her