The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12
ENSLEY SOCIAL

Glass SociaI-The monthly social meeting of the Young Matron's Bible class of the First Methodist church was held Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. c. c. Wilburn, on Ave nue J. The rooms were artistically decorated with profusion of golden rod and autumn garden flowers.
 The guests were received by the host ess, Mrs. Wilburn, assisted by Mrs. w. w. Bryant, and Mrs. J. C. Neal, and were registered by Mrs. Hill Snow. Forty guests were received.
 The program was in charge of Mrs. Rose0 Scott. Miss Dorothy Grim told interestingly of the work of the Wesley House, and what it meant to have one. A clever reading was given by Miss Margaret Zeigler, and several piano se- lections were given by Mrs. Joe Noojin, and Miss Helen Albert. An ice course was served by Mrs. A. l.. Bush, Mrs. H. C. Wood and Mrs. Walter Snow.
 Delphian Club Meets-The Delphian club held meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. c. Brumbaugh. on Ensley Highlands. Baskets of roses made pretty decorations for the rooms. An interesting sketch of the life of James Lane Allen and review of his book, "A Kentucky Cardinal" was given by Mrs. William H., Mansfield. Mrs. |. Morris gave R sketch of the life of Henry Leon Wilson, and read one of his short stories. An ice course was served by the hostess. .<2
 Mrs. Blue Hostess Mrs. Blue was hostess to the junior Thread of the Story club, when it met "Wednesday afternoon at her home. on Ensley High lands. < An interesting program was rendered, Mrs. Glenn Montgomery read interest ing papers on Influence of Furnishings on the Individual" and Mrs. Harold Hay on The Home in Good Taste" A social hour was enjoyed, during which Mrs, Hay played the fourth .'Mazurka'' by Goddard. A salad course was served by the hostess.
 Meeting of Mothers Club-The reg ular meeting of the Twentieth Century Mothers club was held Wednesday aft erno0n, at the home of Mrs. Harry Burns, on Ensley Highlands.
 The members responded to the roll call with pames of favorite games for children. Mrs. C.. C.. Kelley, and Mrs Harry Burns were appointed delegates orepresent the club at the meeting ol the state F. T. A., which will be held October 14, at Anniston, Ala.
 An interesting program was given Mrs. c. D. Gaines. gave an interesting paper on Recreation" and Mrs. John Brawner on Education Through Play The hostess served salad course and an iced punch during the social hour.
 Many Attend Training-h is re. ported that the attendance of the Besse- mer District Standard Training school held at the First Methodist church Last week, was the largest of any Methodist training school and fifty Sunday school workers. from the western section of Greater Birmingham took advantage oi the opportunity to obtain training.
 The school was under the direction of ". M. Mcdonald, Sunday school field secretary of the North Alabama conference, and Dr. Keener N. Mat thews, presiding elder of the Methodist church of the BesseIner district, whC were assisted by a large faculty of ex perienced teachers.
 The school closed Friday, at whicf school of the EnsIey high will Oper Monday morning. The work will b, in charge of a high class faculty ant the enrolment is expected to be grat flying. Preparations have been under was for the past four weeks for thu opening and everything is in readiness The school will offer any branch Oi study that may be desired by suita hle number of attendants. The great est importance IS attached to the schoo s...l :4l ...iIl Aono;.-a Ahn. 1loenet nkkan