The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-17
ENSLEY SOCIETY

Bridge Club Entertained Aft ernoon Bridge club entertained Thurs day at the home of Mrs. J. D. Folmar in compliment to Mrs. Ned H. Flaw kins, who leaves soon to make her home in Indiana. The flowers and decora- tions were in pink and white. A beau tiful cut glass vase, gift of the club, was presented Mrs. Hawkins at the close of the games. The hostess served delicious ice course to honoree and Mesdames A. V. Heard, J. s. Black burn, W. J. Cowden, Thomas Jones, Hubert Prescott, Thomas Mitchell, R. c. Davis, Harry Blaylock, c. D. Mo Watt, H. J. Cornelius and the hostess.
 Return From Trip-Mr and Mrs. Robert Ward (nee Ella Mae Harris) who were married last Saturday have returned from their wedding trip to Atlanta, Ga., and are at home with the brides mother, Mrs. k. NJ. Harris, 3209 Park avenue.
 Mrs. Martin Honored Mrs. Walter Dimit entertained at a spend -the-day party Tuesday, honoring Mrs. Horace Martin (Ruth Streight) of Chicago. In the dining. room the. table was centered with a vase of American Beauty roses. The hostess served delicious four course dinner to the honoree, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. William Lusk, ST., Mrs. J. T. Watson. Mrs. Andrew Lusk. Mrs. William Bethel, Mrs Amos McCreary, Mrs. H. J. Lee, Miss Hazel Lusk and Mrs. William Lusk,- Jrs
 Mock Triel Giver--A mock trial giv- en under the auspices of the Ladies of the Ensley Commandery No. 30, K. T., at the< Ensley Masonic Temple. proved a great success and afforded much fun and laughter. Due to Judge Abernathy being ill, Judge Abercrom- bic sat on the bench. There was a breach of promise suit brought by Mrs. Joe Lower as Jessie Lee Brown, against Ben Smith for $500, 900. Luth- CT Patrick was the attorney for the defendant and Fred Woodward, for the plaintiff.
 Birthday tParty-Mrs. D. Liddell en- tertained at her home Tuesday. The occasion being the birthday of her sis ter, Mrs. Lillie Davidson of Indiana. A four course dinner was served to the following Mrs. Hugh Shivers, Mrs. E. Philpot, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. 10. Haigler, Mrs. James Kearney, Mrs. Ed Flynn, Mrs. NJ. Smiddie Mrs. Robert Kelso. Miss Lillie Liddell and James Liddell. .e1
 Personals-AIr. and Mrs. J. W. Minor and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eubank are in Atlanta, attending the Southern Baptist convention.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Springfield have returned from a visit to relatives in Mississippi and western Alabama. Both Dr. and Mrs. Springfield are much i'm proved in health.
 Mrs. Phillip Boisell. who underwent an operation, at the Norwood infirm- ary recently, is much improved and has been removed to her home.
 Mrs. Martha Gay McGarvey of Maplewood, N. J., is visiting her broth CT, MT. N. B. Gay.
 Mir. N. B. Gay, who has been criti- cally ill at his home on Avenue F, is much better.
 Miss Mary. Enzor and Miss Mary Robinson of Jacksonville, Ala, have re- turned home after short visit to Miss Frankie EnZor and Miss Rather inc Smith,
 Miss Cadle Propst, Miss Ruth An drews and Miss Margaret Shepherd have returned from house party giv- en by Miss Katherine Self at Selfyille, Ala. 's,a.e1
 Mrs. J. T. Barrett and son, Leon, have returned to their home in Alto, Ga, after visit to Mrs. William Hardy.
 Miss Johnnie Thomas of Greensboro is the guest of Mrs. Edith Lusk.
 Mrs. Charles Fiske is in Gadsden, attending the state convention of the League of Women Voters"
 Mrs. NJ. J. Moloney, who has been patient at the Employees hospital for five weeks, is much improved and will return to her home in Tuscaloosa Sunday. ,;s A
 Mrs. A. Y. Cox is improving after an nr,nrn Ainn, nr, hon !