The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-18
ENSLEY SOCIAL

Ensley Man Weds In Indiana-Of interest to Ensley residents is the an nouncement of the wedding Saturday in Logansport, Ind, when Miss Mar garet Winfield, daughter of Mrs. Abby Wmfieldfi became the bride of Lieut.. Leslie Anderson Walker, instructor of aviation at the Culver Military acad- emy. and son of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Walker of Ensley. cmfwy is a graduate of the University of Alabama, and attended Boston Tech nical institute. He is a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. Among the out-of-town guests were Lieutenant Walkers parents and Louis Plosser and Brewer Dixon of Birmingham After an extended tour of the west Lieutenant and Mrs. Walker will be at home in Culver, Ind.
 Mission Worker Speaks-The Wom- ems Missionary society of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon with Highland circle No. 1, acting as hostess The rooms were elaborately decorated with wall vases filled with garden flowers. The devotional was lead by Mrs. R. l.. Vines and Mrs. Joe Smith, president of the society, president Miss Louise Hunderup spoke on Missions In Europe" Miss Hunde- rup is young peoples leader for the Baptist church in Oregon, and has done mission work on the Pacific coast. A musical program was rendered by Misses Earline and Mary Lucille Ezell. Reports were made by the eight circles, and the junior organizations. The women of the church, in the past IS months, have donated more than $6,O0O, towards the building fund.
 Officers Appoihted-Mrs. Belle Muir, who was elected worthy matron of Alma Seay chapter No. 36, o. B. s., for the coming year, has appointed the following officers Chaplain, Mrs. Bell Todd; marshall, Miss Hattie Miller ; Ada, Mrs. Mamie Turner; Ruth, Mrs. Allie Monfee; Esther, Mrs. Bertie Langford; Martha, Mrs. Margaret Rod dy; Electa, Miss Agnes Findlay i; warder, Mrs. Dolly Trearthen sentinel, W. c. Parker, and organist, Miss Grave Docherty. These officers will be in stalled June 30 at public meeting.
 Social Club Meets-The Ensley So- cial club held its regular business meet ing at the home of Mrs. Goldfarb
 
 plans were discussed. The home was decorated with garden flowers and the hostess served refreshments.
 Mrs. Smith H0nOred = Mrs. Tobert entertained at a morning bridge party, experimenting Mrs. J. l.. Smith, who will leave soon to spend the summer at AshevilIe, N. c. Tables were ar ranged for the games on a side veranda, and fruit punch was served during the morning. At noon a delicious plate luncheon was served and in the aft ernoon, the guests enjoyed a swim at the pool. There were eight guests. The rooms and veranda were decorated with garden flowers, arranged in wall pockets and baskets. A vase of sweet peas centered each table. Mrs. William Mason gave a luncheon at her home in Norwood Tuesday complimenting Mrs. Smith. The table was centered with a large bowl of sweet peas and the place cards carried out the same idea. The hostess served eight guests.
 To Entertain Circle-Mrs. H. G. Huggins will entertain the Thomas circle Wednesday afternoon at her home in Thomas.
 Guest Returns-Miss Emily Milton, has been visiting Mrs. Thomas Watson and Mrs. Abels, has returned to her home in Eufaula.
 Mobile Guest Leaves-Mrs. Warren Christian, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. I. E. Bennett, on Ave nue E, has returned to her home in Mobile. Many honors were extended her during her visit.