The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-30
ENSLEY SOCIAL

Brides Circle Meets-The Brides cir cle of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sleeman on Jefferson avenue. Mrs. Mccullough led the devotional. Several iterestins talks on state missions were given by Mrs. Mandy and Mrs. Harrell. The regular business session was followed by social hour, when the hostess served q delicious ice course to the F members present.
 Miss NKcAIillan HOnored-Miss Der nice McMillian, who Is visiting Miss Marie Donald, was the honor guest at d delightful swimming party Tuesday afternoon as Cascade Plunge, when Miss Justine Cramer entertained for her. The guests motored to the Plunge about 80 o'clock. Several young men were invited to join them later and supper was served in the dining room to about ten guests.
 Circle Meets-Circle No. 2, of the WOman's Missionary society of the Fairview Presbyterian church met MOn- day afternoon with Mrs. R. $. Wynn, on Delta avenue. During the regular business session, plans were discussed. A social hour followed and the hos- tess served dainty refrehn1ents.
 Society Meets-The Wylam Method ist Missionary society held a silver tea Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Miller on Ninth avenue. The rooms were decorated with garden flow CTS. A delightful talk on China" was given by Mrs. Hayes. Special musical selections were rendered during the aft ernOOn. Ices were served to about ? members.
 Announeements-T will be no meetings of the Central Park Child's Conservation league during the months of August and September, the work will be taken up again the second Tuesday in October.
 Mrs. A. J. MOnfee will be hostess Wednesday afternoon when she will en- certain the NeddlewOrk club at ~her home on Vine street.
 The Pratt City Business Mems club will have luncheon Wednesday in the dining hall of the Pratt school, served by the Methodist ladies.
 Miss Dorothy Mills will entertain on Thursday morning with bridge lunch con, cOmplimenting Miss Esther Bush of Florence, Ala, who is visiting Mrs. Marshall of Ensley Highlands.
 Personals-BartOn fMiller of War rior spent the weekend with friends in Wylam.
 l.. K. Vines has returned home after an extended tour of the west and Canada.
 < Mrs. Katie s. Monfee has gone to Shades Mountain, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. Frank Read, who was injured in an automobile wreck recently, is greatly improved.
 Dr and Mrs. J. l. Goodwin have gone to Biloxi fer a few days.
 Miss Marie Rowland has as her guest for a few days, Miss Annie Latimer of Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Vera Godfrey has returned to her home in Mobile after short visit with her sister, Mrs. R. c. Mussey.
 A mock trial will be given Thurs day evening in the armOry hall at s o'clock under the auspices of the Ale gro club. Judge AbercrOmbie of Bir- mingham will preside and the attorneys will be Luther Patrick and Fred Wood ward. The proceeds will be used to buy instruments for the club. A large number of tickets have been sold and a large crowd is expected to attend.
 Miss Patterson HOnOred-AIiss An nie Patterson, of Mobile, was the in- spiratiOn for a dancing party on Friday evening when Misses Lu- ciIe and Onzelle ScOggins entertain ed in her honor. A delicious fruit punch was served during the evening. A number of young men were invited to dance, they were Messrs. Frank Me PhersOn, Percy Tyler, Dewey Vines, Fred Jones, Earl Jackson, Henry Kel- ley and Bill Mclaughlin. The girls who enjoyed the hospitality were Misses LOrene Reynolds, Louise Key holds, Annie Lou Patterson, Lucille ScOggins and Onzelle Scoggins. At a late hours delicious refgreshments were served.
 Club Organized-AIrs Della Wood invited a number of young matrons to her home recently and a new club was organized and will be known as the Tatting club, the charter members in- clude Mesdames Martha McCrOrie, Phyliss Cretney, Esther Stoves, Lena Suther, Elizabeth Barrett and Amelia McIndOe.
 Miss Donald HostesS-AIiss Marie Donald gave delightful party SatHr- day in honor of Miss Bernice McAIil-, Han, of Newton, Kas., who is visiting friends in Ensley and Birmingham. The guests were taken to the King Joy for lunch and later enjoyed the matinee at the Jefferson. Ices were served to the following guests at Marie Louise Miss Martha Price, Miss Gertrude White. Miss Thelma Barnes, Miss Der nice MeMillian, Miss Peggy Anderson, Mrs. 4. L. Donald and Miss Marie Donald.
 Joint HOsteSses-Miss IIorene and Louise Reynolds were joint hOstesses recently when they gave a delightful swimming party at Cascade Plunge in honor of Miss Annie Lou Patterson. of Mobile, the attractive house guest of Misses Lucille and OnzelIe ScOggins. After the swim, breakfast was served to the following guests: Misses Lucille and Onzelle Scoggins, Annie Lou Pat tersOn, LOrene Reynolds, Louise Reyn- olds, Messrs. James Smith, Huey King, Joe Rigg, Pete Clayton, Billy Johnston and J. W. Mcfarland.
 Swimming PaFty-AIiss Justine Ora mer will entertain Tuesday afternoon at a swimming party at Cascade Plunge, eOmplimenting Miss Bernice McAIillian, an attractive visitor in this city There will be ten guaSts in