The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-29
ENSLEY SOCIAL


 ley High school held it's first meeting Friday morning. The club, which is un- der the supervision of E. E. Schrist, head of the science department, is now constructing 50-watt transmitting set, which will be completed soon. The following officers were elected Presi- dent, Archie Dunlap; vice president, Frank Carlton; secretary and treas urer, Jack Cribbs; corresponding secre- tary, Earl Lathen, and reporter, James Ferry.
 Piano RecitaI.-Mrs. c. w. Phillips will present the following pupils in a piano recital Friday evening, May g, at [ 80 o'clock: Irene Fayet, Louise May, Helen Ruth Kelly, Dorothy De- nancy, Nell Harris, Margaret Calhoun, Elizabeth Skelding, Katie Overton and Nora Fayet
 Dance Given-Miss Louise Reynolds gave a dance Friday evening at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. k. Reynolds, hon0ring members of the Drakes club. The following clubs were represented Roamers, Q Taus, DeMo- lays, Rinkeydinks and No Names. Punch was served throughout the eve ming.
 Cosmos Club Entertained-The Cos mos club was entertained Friday after noon by Mrs. Louis Mackenzie. A re- port of the state federation meeting at Montevallo was given by Mrs. H. J. Kribs. Plans were made to hold the next meeting of the club at the Wilkes school at Powderly, with the School Improvement association. The club voted to sponsor the cleanup movement recommended by the Axis club of Bir- mingham, May 5 to 10. Miss Eugenia Poss was guest of the club. The hostess served delicious salad course with coffee.
 Mothers Day-The mems Bible class es of all the Protestant churches of Ensley are making plans jointly for the observance of Mothers Day. The slogan will be "a flower on every mans coat" Cards with verses on Mother" will be distributed. These men hope to see every man in town have his flower and get card.
 Represents SorOrity-Miss Louise Edwards, who is attending the school of oratory at Brenau college, has been selected to represent the Tau chapter of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority at it's annual convention to be held at Swamp colt, Mass.
 Miss AImOn Entertains-MissA Alma Almon entertained the Q Tau club and their friends at a dance Friday eve ming. Several clubs were represented and refreshments were served to about seventy-five guests.
 Study Club Meets-The Progressive !. Study club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Darden. They voted . unanimously to become affiliated with . the Tuberculosis club. A report of the
 meeting of the state federation at Montevallo was given by Mrs. H. J. Cummings. Mrs. J. NJ. Donaldson was leader for the afternoon Roll call was . responded to with modern novels. Mrs. C. w. Lawrence gave review of The . Freedom" by Hutchinson. Miss Ellen
 Dupuy gave two solos, accompanied by
 Mrs. Grey Tate. Mrs. Riddle of Gads- den was guest of the club. Refresh ments were served.
 Miss McNutt HOsteSs-The Junior
 Music Study club met with Miss DorO- thy McNutt recently, when an open
 meeting was planned. for the evening of May s, as their contribution to Ma
 tional Music Week. The meeting will be held at the home of their leader, Mrs. c. w. Phillips. A splendid pro-
 gram is being arranged as a compli-
 ment to the friends of the club. After the business session, the time was given l t1 the practice of the glee club. Miss McNutt was assisted by her mother Tn serving refreshments.
 Builders Circle-The Builders Cir
 cle of the w. NJ. $. of the Ensley Bap- tist church, will meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. w. J. Williams, at Rising Sta
 tion. Those unable to attend please call West End 407-J. Church Banquet-The men of the Ensley Baptist church will have q banquet at [ 80 o'clock Tuesday eve ia the church is urged to be present
 and bring his wife and sweetheart. Social Club-The Ensley Social club l will meet at 5 o'clock Tuesday after. noon at the home of Mrs. Max Cohen 1705 Avenue G.
 l Special Church Meeting-The ses- sion of the Ensley Highlands. Presby' terian church will hold a special meet ing Tuesday evening at : 80 o'clock in the pastors study.
 Personals w. T. Springfield of Sulligent is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. c. Springfield at their home on Avenue G.
 Mrs. Ed Bobo and little daughter. Robbie Helen, have returned to their
 home in Washington, Ga, after visit to Mrs. Bobo's mother, Mrs. k. s.
 Rutledge, on Ensley Highlands.
 Miss Louise Light of Docena was the weekend guest of Miss Nellie Crump, at her home on Avenue D. Mir George D. Brigman is ill at his
 home on Ensley Highlands. Mir and Mrs. Marion Dominick and
 children have returned after spending
 the week with Dr. and Mrs. John Ora ham at the University of Alabama. ; AND so ON