The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-17
ENSLEY SOCIETY
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 A marHia~e that came as . surprise to their many friends is that of Miss Lnla Mae Csayer and Virgil N. Davis, wh6eA took plaee in the study at the First 1leshcdhst church at. s o'clock AlsnAay eweaing. Rev. w. H. Mans fheA effSeiating. with snly few close frsenAs present. After short visit to the greem's parents at Anniston, the cmup1e will be at home to their friends em Avenue C and Twenty-seyenth street.
 HS-Y Elsets Offfesrs. Nemday evsninx the Hi-Y club of the EMsley Hixh school held their cleo tSem eff effieers for. the coming semes- ter Officers elected are. Carlton Bryan, presiaents Roger Russell, vice president, Elbert Stills, secretary; J. N- Ball, treasnrer, advisors, Miss Brown and Mir. Graves. With these new sffhrerx and the backing they have, the HR-Y expects its biggest year. Af- ter the e4eetien the retiring president, Edward Tfeullfas, q mid-term grad Uate, Saxe an interesting talk.
 Glennexx Cixele Meets.
 The GDeanerS circle of the Ensley Baptist church Woman's Missionary ser1ety held an enioyable and enthu- siaz4se neetins Monday afternoont at the home qf Mrs w. F. Caine on Ave nue H. The meeting was opened with dexotleuaA eondt1cted by the ehair~s mann, Mrs J. S. Falkner. During the kRSef huslness session. plans were made to take mp the mission study. The meetlng was we'll attended. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. W. R. Cooper ait her home-en Avenue F. During the social hour the hostess served sandwiches and tea.
 Ckele Ne 2 Meets.
 At . 5s@ o'clock Monday afternoon Circle No . of the Weman's Mission ary soe1ety of the First Methodist ehwrrh met with Mrs. s. G. Shelton. The dexotienal was led by Mrs. w. l.. L@vell- Mrs S c. Lumkin had charge of the program, with the women of the RS]sle as their study for the year. Mrs. Mary Craven, from Circle No. I, gave a rendfnS on the unfolding of Eve, which was much enjoyed Mrs. s. B. FSeDdss gave am interesting reading on Eve after which the business session was helG with Mrs Braswen presiding.
 Officers for the new year were elect ed zs fsllews: Mfrs. MeCurry, chair nnams Mrs Terry, treasurer; Mrs s. G. SheHteur secretary. and Mrs s. B. FSeldts, panbl6eity chairman. The fvl- Rgwing new members were. welcomed imt@ tine eirele, Mrs. r. B. Fields, Mrs. l. C. Haln and Mrs. Thomas. The next nneeting will be ait 2.30 o'clock Tues day, February 13. at the home of Mrs. w L. Lowell, z117 Avenue c. The smA5ef for the afternoon will be -Sarah, !. with Mfrs Delaney, Mrs. J. l. waIker amd Ms, Outlaw as leaders. yEsfhers CIsk Meets
 Mrs w. T. Matthew's and Mrs. Charles c. Nichols were joint hos tessse to the Twentieth Century 1Iahtersr eluh recently at the home of the f@rmer. The living room was deco rated with ~nareissus and daffedils and the dIining room with baskets of ret am@ the following guests: Miss Lola M@ere- Jr- rend am interesting paper sm -L1teratnre for Children" During the businesS meeting- plans were made for fatRersF meeting to be held in Fehnuarw at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. l. WurteleA A salad plate with coffee was served to the club members am@ the following guests. Miss Lola Hall- Miss Seaman, Mrs. Ben Karp and Mrs T. & Dean- Mrs W. A. Morris assisted the hostesses.
 lzr&- YhWsntt Hostess
 Mrs Dam Thwentt entertained her hrIase club at her home on Avenue E, Friday afternoon
 The rooms were prettily decorated, earEHim@ cut the eoler schemes of yell low amM white. Mfrs. J. c. Murphy w@m the selub prize, and Mrs. George TfasBsser woR the guest. prize, both silk HTnSerie- Mrs. Jack Krahenbuh1 wwm the consolation, q dainty sewing @aLn- A salad course was served to the eamA members and the following guests Mrs R. LH Zeigler- Mrs Johnson. Mrs. Senrspm- Mrs. w. E. Lewis, Mrs. R. 0. Rus<A- Mrs T. N- Melville, Mrs. w. D- TmekeT, Mrs C. M. Bennett, Mrs. Bell. Mrs L. C. Henkel1 and Mrs. Pat rlek-
 PefSaRafS
 Mrs T. C. OHara of Philadelphia Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. ID. Mrs l. D. Snow, 2909 Avenue F.
 Mrs l. K Vanzant is eonvalescent fr~m a serSaHs illness at her home, s412 Park avenue.
 WaAker- Interment will be in Fair