The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
ENSLEY SOCIAL

The Cunningham Chapter, No. 24, O. E. s. held their regular meeting June 10, and the following officers were elected to office i: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Pearl Maynord; Worthy Patron, Mrs. E. R. Maynord; Associate Ma tron, Mrs. Flora Proteous; Secretary, Mrs. Etta B. Smith; Treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Gillespy; Conductress, Mrs. Sal lie Phillips; Associate Conductress, Mrs. Rena Hair Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Dunlap; Marshal, Mrs. Mamie Key ser; Organist, Miss Pauline eEchols i; Adah, Mrs. Maude Spangler; Ester, Mrs. Mary Lowery; Martha, Mrs. Helen Cleveland; Fiesta, Mrs. MacLin Sherman; Warden, Mrs, Mamie Cow den Sentinel, MT. B. B. Gillespy. The installation of these officers will take place June A, at o'clock, at the Ma sonic Temple. All members of the o. E. S. are cordially invited
 Mrs. Tubb EntertainS--Mrs Proctor V. Tubb entertained at the home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. B. B. Pitts, on Parkway, Friday afternoon. giving a miscellaneous shower, complimenting Miss Pauline Sanders, who will be mar ried to Mr. Carroll Gardner June IS, at theh First Methodist church. The rooms were tastfully decorated with an abundance of spring flowers The honoree was presented with lot of lovely gifts. The hostess, assisted by hnu ID delicious refreshments to about 35 guests.
 Miss Ogburn Hostess--Miss Nellie Ogburn was hostess recently when she entertained the Pi Delta club at her home on Ensley Highlands. Plans were completed for an informal dance to be held at the home of Miss Ogburn, Friday evening, June 20, for the club members and their friends. After the business session, social hour was. en- joyed, during which a delicious ice course was served to Misses Katherine Donaldson, Billy Swann. Guy Evans, Cadle' Propst. Louise Couch, Susie Rouyeyrol. Nelie Tyus. Mary Payne, Mildred Wallis, Fannie Bay Payne and etlie hostess. s@; :. @5..; l..
 . .JoIIette Club Entertained--Miss Dorothy Delaney was a lovely hostess "Wednesday afternoon; when she enter- tained the Jollete club. The room was decorated with garden flowers. Plans were made for many entertainments to be given during the summer months. At the close of the business session the hos tess served a dainty salad course to Miss Onzelle Aldrich, Cadle Propst, Ruth Andrews, Margaret Shepherd, Catherine Allen, A E. Newton and Frances Mitchell.
 Leave For East-Mrs. J. W. Me Carty left Friday on a 15 days trip in the east, which will include Washing ton, New York, Atlantic City, Niagara Falls, TorontCs Can., Baltimore, and many other points of interest. On re- turning home Mir. .McCarty> will come by boat from Baltimore to Savannah.
 Farewell Party-Miss Evelyn Hall Page entertained. at . a farewell party recently, .s.2omplimenting Miss Anna bel Hiram, who is leaving for Buffalo, N. Y. Ice cream and cake were served on the lawn to the following children. Florence Walker, Billie Ruth Chisen- hall, Annie Louise Miller, Josephine Skilling, Mignon Riviere, Emily Jane Miller, Rosalyn Revierc.
 F6fS0maAS-MrS. AndreW l.. GlStOn spent Friday in Ensley, having come form her summer home at Cook Springs, for a short visit.
 Gives LuncheOn-Mrs. Dave McAfiI. lian, matron of the Brundidge chapter, No. 27, o. E. s.. gave a delightful luncheon recently for the officers of the chapter. Dainty place cards bore the names of the following Mrs. J. M. Love, Mrs. Robert King. Mrs. Edith Lusk, Mrs. Tester Martin, Mrs. Matt Marshall, Miss Irene Love, Mrs. Hugh Gilmore, Mrs. Mary Curley, Mrs. An nie Leeroy, Mrs. Alex Reid, Mrs. James Nelson, Miss Mary Nelson, J. H. Moore and Robert Montgomery. The dining room was decorated with spring flowers.
 PersonaI-Stasling, Devereux and William Ennis, the sons of Mir. and Mrs. Clyde W. Ennis, left Saturday morning for Mt. Hope, Ga, where they will be the guests of their grand mother, Mrs., G. R. Ennis, aud their aunti Miss Puma Ennis, for five weeks.