The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-28
ENSLEY SOCIETY

Miss Conway Graduates-A beauti-
full and impressive ceremony took place
at st. Anthony's church Sunday, May
%, when graduating honors were con-
ferred upon Miss Regina Conway. Miss
Conway was attended by members Of
the high school department and lit
tie Misses Wilburta Donnelly and Mary
Agnes Hartly, who acted as flower
girls. A sermon was delivered by Rev.
Kitrick on Education" Prizes for
perfect attendance throughout the year
were awarded to Willie Caniff, Alvin
Wendline, Herbert Davis, Charles Dugg,
Genevieve Dugan, Marie Gunselman,
Stephen Estock, Catherine Orth, Aida
Wendline, Harry Hamilton, Margue-
rite Conway and Anna Mary Orth.
Among the above mentioned, Catherine
Orth has been neither late or absent
during five years, and John McDavitt,
during three years. The following have
missed only one day. Henry Bessiere,
Albert Bonssange, William Gunselman,
Anna Adams and Inge Holm.
Piano Recital-Mrs. w. w. Whorton
and Miss Helen Whorton presented
their pupils in Joint piano recital
Saturday afternoon at the First Bap-
fist church of Pratt City. The follow
ing pupils rendered the program: Mary
Elizabeth Milstead, Mildred Ellis, Per-
cy. Grain, James Sloan, Alavara Rey-
nolds, Ben Fontelle, Rosalyn Trevar-
than, Grace Darlington, Nell Francis
Elliott, Maureen Gabrielle, Elizabeth
Langford, Janet Stewart, Jamie Col
Inns, Florence Reynolds, Martha Seay,
Carolyn Whorton, Ruby Orion, Alwyn
Woodman, Virginia Seay and Allen Or
ton. A delightful program was given.
Spend The-Day Party-Mr. and Mrs.
C. w. Overstrset entertained at. a
spend-the-day party Sunday hdhoring
Mrs. Overstreet's sister, Mrs. J. w.
Smith, of Billingsley. At noon deli
cious four-course dinner was served. to
Mrs. Smith and daughters, Clara and
Jean; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Day and
daughter, Mildred, and son, Edwin, of
South Highlands; Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Olive of BesseIner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Gale and Miss Laura Apperson of Bes-
semer.
Bridge Party-Mrs. r. NJ. jackson,
Jr., entertained at bridge party Mon
day afternoon, complimenting Miss Mar
garet Carter-Fisher of Richmond, Va.
Baskets of roses and peonies adorned
the living room and sun parlor. Mrs.
L. r.. Bell of South Highlands, cap
tured the first prize, a japanese wall
pocket, and the honoree was presented
with bottle of Coty's perfume. Aft
er the games, the hostess, assisted by
Miss Margaret Weatherly, served a de-
licious frozen salad course with iced
tea. The favOrs were little lace bOu-
quets. About "a guests were included
in this hospitality.
PersOnaIs--Mr. and Mrs. Romaine
Scott announce the birth of son.
Mrs. Scott and little son are resting
comfortably at the Employees hospital
in Fairfield.
Mrs. T. H., Jones is recovering from
her recent illness at her home in Shady
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Jones of Shady
side have as their guests for a few
days, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guice of Rome,
Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stewart spent the
weekend with relatives in Sylacauga.
the guest of Mrs. A. D. Speigle, who
COhtuiueS QulIe Ill at HcE hVnS Vh
Twelfth avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Baird of Tus-
calOosa and Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Can
trell left Monday morning for a motor
trip to several points in Georgia.
DIR. r. C. Bush left for New Orleans
and Mobile to visit relatives and will
return to Fairfield about Thursday.
Mr.. James Seay of Tuscaloosa is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of Cullman
are the guests of their son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Phillips on
Parkway.
Mr.. Paul G. Smith of the Smith
Hardware company is in Atlanta. Ga,
attending the southeastern hardware
convention.