The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-03
BURBAN EVENTS--SOCIETY HAPPENNGS--CLUB NOTES
Enslev Society

One of the loveliest teas of the past week was the one given by the Brides circle and Highland circle No. 1 of the First Baptist churcch at the home of Mrs. H. A. Harris on Ensley avenue, honoring the women of the church. Those receiving with the hostess were Mrs. D. J. Duffee and Mrs. McCOr- stin. The guests were shown to the dining room by Mrs. Motley and Mrs. c. K. Walker.
 At a beautifully appointed table. Mrs. A. D. Rochester and Mrs. Stan ley Hollock presided over the tea and coffee urn. Others assisting in the din ing room were Mrs. Cecil Alexandra. Mrs. c. B. McWhorter. and Mrs. Ray.
 A delightful musical program was given during the hour, About eighty guests called.
 Birthday Dinner
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson entertained at a birthday dinner in honor of her hus- band at their home on Avenue c. The dinner was surprise to Mir. Thomp- son as were the many gifts he re- lceived
 . The table was centered with a beau- tiful basket of American beauty roses and bore m attractive white birthday cake decorated with red cherries and bearing red candles. A fiye-course menu was served to the following guests: Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A.. Holley ands little daughter, Annie Laurie {: Miss Stella Dykes, Mrs. .E. Glass, J. c. Parker, A. Densmoore and son, Ed ward $. F. Parker, l.. F. McMurray. c. c. Dykes and w. K. McMurry. l. To Hold Shower
 Mrs. w A. Nichols and Mrs. Max Chojnowskie will entertain ut a mis- cellaneOus shower complimenting Mrs. Rufus Vaughan. Thursday, instead of February IA, as was previously an- nounced. <
 T. E. l.. Social.
 The T. E. l.. class social met at the home of Mrs. J. l.. Birch. 210 Forty second street, Fairfield, with q large attendance.
 The class song, My Faith Looks Up To Thee" was sung with Mrs. Ed Lewis at the piano. Devotional Psalm 130 was read by Mrs. D. B. Johnson payer by the teacher, Mrs. B. B. Baker; roll call by secretary, Mrs. c. c. Brodey. &
 Group captains selected for. looking after the absentees and sick. and new members were, Mrs. c. D. King, Mrs. Albert Chalmers, Mrs. Vickers. Mrs. J. M. Lower, Mrs. Melton, Mrs. Labode The class decided to secure the How ard Glee club for February 6, for the benefit of the class.
 The next meeting will be with Mrs B. B. Baker on February 20, at her home on Parkway. The meeting was dismissed by Mrs. F. B. Gatlin. A plate lunch was served by the hostess.
 Those present were Mrs. Lula Nickleyson and son, Mrs. E. B. Baker, MrA J. NJ. Lower. Mrs. Fant, Mrs. vickers,. Mrs. c. D. King. Mrs. D. B. Johnson, Mrs c. c. Bradley, Mrs. Rhody, Mrs DeWitte, Mrs. E. B. Gatlin. Mrs. Labode and daughter, Mrs. Melton, Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. J. E. Smith and son, Mrs. M. A. Taylor, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. w. E. Lewis Mrs. Ed. Lewis, Mrs. Howse and Mrs. J. l.. Burch. hostess.
 Welch- Stuart
 X wedding of much interest to their many friends in Ensley was that of Miss Flossie Maybelle Stuart to Leon H. Welch. of Wylam, which took place recently in the presence of friends and relatives at the home of the bride on Avenue b. Rev. R. NJ. Creider off ciated. The bride was. attended by Miss Vivienne Eaugdan as bridesmaid, and the groom had for his best man. Oscar Wilson.
 Personals tu-3
 Mrs. Frank Roberts is i'll at the Ensley infirmary.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis T. Kent, an nounce the, birth of son, whom they have named Willis Thomas. Jr.
 Mrs. Nell McElhenney has returned from Auburn, where she attended the Rev. and Mrs. Pitts will be at home a ftar Mondoy