The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-06
EvSLiEY SOCIAL

Play Given-''Lone STAR a play BY
10. P. Parker, will sbe presented by the
senion class of the Ensley High school
Tuesday evening at s :15 o'clock. The
play offers the contrast Of life on a
western ranch to life in city. The
love affair centers around the daugh-
tel of Chicago millionaire. The case
Of characters is as follows: Arthur
Fairniour, wealthy Chicago packer,
Charles Crum Mrs. Arthur Fairmour,
his wife, Sophia Bonfield; Helen Fair
mour; his daughter, Augusta Graves /;
IudEes Swiftbahks, Helen's snitor,
Thomas Mosley; Jack Carroll, owner
81 Lone star. Clinton Stubs: Mrs.
Carroll, Jacks mother, Eva Smart (;
Rosa Carroll, Jacks sister, Florence
Qhigley; Mr.. Grigsby, foreman. Of Lone
Star, Millard Pratler: Mrs. Grigsby,
his wife. Mary Bryant: Barney Red
mon !, a. titcher. Aaron Resented; Han
dry. "a COW boy, Gerald Cobern; Ripp,
MI. Fairmour. butler. Robert Halves,
Jolly, Helenss maid, Alice Billings. The
business manager, Saul Kaufman; as
sistanf business manager. Noojan Wal
ker stage manager, Herbert Coleman /;
assistant stage manager, Frank Johns
ton faculty committee, Miss Luttrell,
Miss Marsh, Miss Porter, Miss Arid !:
music furnished by string orchestra Of
the Ensley High school. tS
shower Dancer-A surprise; shower
dance was given at the Elks' hall
Thursday evening by the members of
ST. tAnthAny's Catholic choir, for Miss
Gertrndes Gorff. who will marry Mr..
AIphonsss A. Schmitt, May 9, at 6
o'clock in the morning. Mrs. Joe Sands
and Mrs. L. .Swygert, served punch, as
sisted by Miss Mary Cutler and Miss
Margaret Ktibs. Music was furnished
by the Country club Night Hawks. A
buffett supper was served to about 80
couples.
Party fef Bride Elect-one of the
pretty pre-nuptial affairs given for Miss
Ella Mae Harris, popular bride-elect,
was luncheon given by Mrs. r. L.
Fair and Mrs. G. p. Fair, at their
h0hies ON Hayes avenue, saturday.
Lhncheon was served TO the following
Miss Gladys Harris. Miss Eleanor Rut-
guests Miss Julia Marshal, Miss
Miss Elizabeth Stephenson, Miss Mat
tie Rutledge, Miss Louis Lemaster,
Mrs. Ella Harris, Mrs. e. q. Shaffer.
Mrs. j. Fl. McCalli, Mrs. 8. III. Rhodes,
Miss Elizabeth Shaffer, Mrs r.. Il.
Fair, Mrs. O. p. Fair, and the honoree.
Mrs. Williams Entertalns viii
Williams entertained the Builders Cir
Gle Of the Ensley Baptist church, at a
spend-the-day party at her home on
Wednesday. At noon "a delicious plate
luncheon WIS served to the fofl0wing :
Mesdames j. 81. Eubahks, j. w. Minor.
q. II. Moore, 3. ,B, Gillespie, w. NJ.
Parker, Charles HassleF. Joe Smith,
w. t. Simmons. and Miss Oma d.
Minor.
.keturn From C0nventi0n--Miss Judith
Grace and Miss Dot London and Miss
Lilifsj Spence have returned from Tai
ladega where they attended the state
convention Of Business and Profession.
81 Women. Miss Grace gave the report
OF the years work of the Ensley club
and Miss London was elected the state
tion. :.
RersOnals-Mfs. e. NJ. Ballard Il I'll
at her home on Ensley Highlands.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Morgan have
named their little son William Bailey.
MRS K. =. Hall left Friday for
her home in Houston, Texas; after 4
vidt: with her daughters, Mrs. ]. A.
Smith and Miss Roberta Hall.
Mrs. N. r. Phillips Of Rome. Ga
viii spend the summer with Mrs. W.
a. Harris at her home on .Twenty-firet
street.
| Mrs Floelle Bonner is able to be ont
after a recent illness.
Mrs. M. L. Street, who has been very
III at the Ensley infirmary is inn
proved.
Circle No. ! Of the W. M. 8. Of the
First Methodist church Of Ensley will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock
at the church. 9's~-
The Shadyside Methodist church will
give banquet for the men and women