The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
'EN|'SLEY''
Ensley Society
Club Meets

The Cosmos club met Friday after noon with Mrs. J. D. Hamrick on Ems ley Highlands. The rooms were beau tifully decorated with hyacinths and narcissus. After the business session the following program was given Mod Eern American Dramatist," written by. Mrs. c. B.. Davis and read by Mrs. H. J. Kribs "Proyincion Players and Flu gene O'Neill, 1" by Mrs. E. O%Sannders; synopsis. and readings from The Hairy Ape,"f by Mrs. E. O. Saunders and Mrs. .F. c. Cutler; "Women in Art and Craft, by Mrs. F. G. Kelly. At the close of the program a social hour "a' : ' seasam. Club.
 The ,Seasame club met Friday after- noon with Mrs Sam Fort. Quantities of spring blossoms decorated the home on this occasion. During the business session the club voted to indorse the Howard high school movement and to support the illiteracy campaign which will be waged soon, Mrs. J. 0. Bar rett was leader for the afternoon and gave an interesting paper on Citizen ship;" Mrs. ]. J. Walker read an out line of "The .Americanization of Ed. ward Bok;" Mrs. Edith, Edwards con= cluded the program by reading several patriotic poems. Mrs. W. B. Inman and Mrs. J. B. Goodwin were guests of the club ssSs. s.ss, ;.t Mrs. Humphries Hostess :. v
 Mrs. J. R. .Humphries was hostess to the members of. the Quingenti club Thursday afternoon. The rooms in which the tables were arranged for the games were. made beautiful with vases of jonquils and other spring flowers. The score cards were hand painted in jonquil designs. The first prize, beau, tiful filet lace vanity dresser set, was captured by Mrs. Joseph Drew while. the second, pair, of linen towels, was awarded to Mrs. J., M.s Ball. At the close of the games a delicious salad plate with tea was served. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. J. J. Nickle. '
 . Teachers Are Hosts !.
 The teachers and officers of the pri- mary department of. the Ensley, Bap-. tist church entertained the superintend- ents, assistant superintendents and heads of all departments of the Sunday school at the. home of Mir. and Mrs. k. R. Maynord of Ensley Highlands. The home wasi attractively decorated with red roses:
 Following the program, delightful re- treatments carrying out color scheme individual cakes embossed in cherries, were served. H .. { League Entertained
 The members of the intermediate league of the First Methodist church entertained Friday evening in the Sun day school annex. Various games and contests were enjoyed during the eve ming. ...9
 Mrs. Emma Sue Caldwell, director of the intermediate league, was assisted in serving refreshments by Miss Anna Lou Wilbanks and Mrs. Mayfield About 50 children enjoyed the affair.
 Lyric Party
 One of the pretty pre-nuptiar affairs for Miss Hope Bennett, popular bride elect of this month, was given Saturday afternoon, when host of her girl friends entertained, the members of the bridal party and their friends with Lyric party followed by refreshments at Mar tha Washington s. Those sharing in this delightful hospitality were Miss Hope Bennett. Miss Dorothy Bennett, Miss Wynn Bennett, Miss Barbara Marugg, Miss Anabel Griffith, Miss Eda Marugg, Miss Elizabeth Skelding, Miss Florence Rogers, Mrs. J. R. Hum phreys and Mrs. R. A. c. Smith.
 Colonial Tea
 The colonial tea which was given by the ladies of circle No. 8 of the Wom- ans. Missionary society of the Ensley Highlands Methodist church Friday eve ming at the church proved to be enjoy able and: we'll attended. The women who served were dressed in colonial costumes. Mrs. M. P. Dominick rep resented Martha, Washington, while Wallace Dorman represented George Washington. s.
 A four-piece orchestra furnished mu- sic during the evening and an enjoy able program was rendered which in- cluded the singing of America" trib- ute to George Washington by Rev. U. s. Pitts, pastor of the church; reading by Miss Agnes Durant and several vo- cal selections by Mir. Black.