The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
ENSLEY SOCIAL

The junior department Of the ElrSt Baptist Sunday school entertained at q miscellaneous shower at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. O'Connell, on Ensley Highlands Thursday evening compIlmenting Mrs. Merrell Gaines nee Ruby Mcleod.
 Halloween decorations adorned the rooms, and the idea was carried out throughout the evening, being portray ed in the games and refreshments. A delightful program was rendered. Mrs. Ray Hassler read number of ghost stories. Miss Mable Kent rendered sev- eral selections on the ukulele.
 While the rooms were darkened, a ghost appeared bearing lovely gifts in a beautifully decorated basket, which were presented to the honoree, with an appropriate speech. A salad course was served to about 40 guests.
 Mrs. Kate Nelson Turnispeed will entertain the members of the Dupuy- Lester bridal party at luncheon Sat urday at noon.
 Mrs. c. M Nichols was hostess to the members of the Chattering Needlers club, Thursday afternoon, at her new home ,On Sixteenth avenue, Ensley Highlands. The rooms were attractive ly decorated with Halloween novelties.
 Refreshments suggestive of Hal loween were served to the following members: Mrs. R. l.. BOndurant, Mrs. c. B. McPherson, Mrs. J. B. WOmack, Mrs. w. D. Hammitt, Mrs. H. L. Moore, Mrs. A. V. Hicks, Mrs. E G McLemore, Mrs. H. G. Little and the hostess.
 A subscription dance will be given by the Ensley Shrine club Wednesday evening, October 29, at the Armory hall at 20141a Avenue E. Invitations have been issued and admission may be obtained by Shrine car invitation only. The chairman of the committee on arrangements for the occasion is Mir. F. M. Bartz.
 The Chrysolite club held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon, at the home on Mrs. Maynord, on Ensley Highlands. The meeting was called to order by the president, after which a delightful program was rendered After the business session, the hostess served refreshments.
 Mrs. J. I. Payne entertained the MatrOn's class of the Ensley Highlands Methodist church with Mrs. NJ. w. SanderSOn as joint hostess, at the home of the former, on Ensley avenue, giving a social to the members of the class, Friday afternoon.
 The rooms were attractively deco. rated, carrying out the Halloween idea The meeting was called to order by hA Y,,.neiInnk AE,a Vskka oEH snb {, delightful program was enjoyed. Mrs Waters gave several piano selections and Miss Nell Payne and Miss Samie Payne gave a vocal duet.
 A nut contest was an interesting gea' lures of the afternoon, Mrs. c. H Nelson won the prize. An ice course was served. About 25 guests enjoyed the occasion.
 The regular meeting of the Delphian club was held Tuesday afternoon, al the home of Mrs. Ed Lewis, in Shady. side The decorations were pink dahlias
 Mrs. Jack Thomas, the president presided over the business session. A report of the third district meeting which was held at the Southside Bap- tist church last week was given by Mrs. R. l.. Dill.
 The day was observed as Bible Day." with an interesting program in charge of Mrs. T. D. Temple. Mrs. $ H. Mann gave a review on ''The Life of Christ" by Papini. Mrs. F. B. Xiii gore read A paper on How We Got Our Bible The hostess served an ice course and gave Halloween favors.
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