The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-27
ENSLEY SOCIAL

Mrs. Grover Fitzpatrick was a de | lightful hostess Thursday when she gave a spend! !the-day party, compli- menting her house guest, Mrs. Davis Parker, of Chicago, H., The morning was spent playing bridge and at noon I delicious plate luncheon, was served. Garden flowers were arranged through out the rooms and little miniature fans were given as favors. In the afternoon the guests were taken to West Lake, where they enjoyed swim. Refersh7a ment were served at the park.
 Girl Scouts ReturTl-Miss Louise Rowland, Miss Marie Rowland, Miss Auberie Reese and Miss Irma Cum mings, who went to Lake Winnataska with the Girl Scout troop, have re- turned home. Several of the girls are remaining over for the second camp, they are: Misses Helen Miller, Miss Justine Keith and Miss Marion Keith. | Officers InstalIed-The following off, ficers were installed at a recent meet ing of Calanthe Temple No. 6, in the fraternal hall Mrs. Beatrice Davisy most excellent chief; Mrs. Annie Bou- sack, excellent senior; Mrs. Ida Jones, excellent junior; Mrs. Christina Dock erty, manager; M. of F., Mrs. Grace Stewart; M. of R. O., Mrs. Bell Four nier; guard, Mrs. Mary Holtz protec- tor Mrs. Minnie Marks; past chief, Mrs. Movie Love. These officers were iTis stalled by Mrs. Eliza Martin, Mrs: Claudia Duckett and Mrs. Nancy Bou- sack. VIII Present "N0Wlty'--A Novel; ty" play will be presented by the Young People of the First Baptist church of Ensley; at the Ensley High school on Thursday evening, July 31, at 8 o'clock. The proceeds will be given to the build ing fund. The public is cordially in-i vited. Church Picnic-Three hundred mem bers or more of the Wylam Methodist church enjoyed a picnic at East Lake park Wednesday. Special cars conveyed khem to the park and home again. TAe many amusements of the park kept everybody busy and ever so many were seen in swimming dur ing the afternoon. At noon delicious dinner was served picnic style. Sigma Rho Club-The Sigma Rho club met Friday afternoon at the home of Miss Ella Mae Nailen in Docena. Plans were completed for picnic to be held in the near future at Turkey creek. A committee was appointed to arrange for the cars to convey the members and their friends to the pie mic grounds. At the close of the meet ing the hostess served delicious re- treatments to the following members: Miss Catherine Conway, Miss Mary Mason, Miss Irene Conway, Miss Mary English, Miss Margaret Riorden, Miss Mary MeGarry, Miss Anna May Chap man, Miss Mary Cutler and the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Anna Mae Chapman. Municipal Band-The Municipal band will give concert Tuesday eve ming in the Ensley park. A commit tee of women has been appointed and they will sell ice cream and cold drinks with Mrs. J. D. Frazier as chairman. The proceeds will go toward buying playground equipment for the park.
 Pers0naIs-William C.. Maxwell has returned from Baltimore, Md, where he attended a meeting of the American Institute of Banking.
 Miss Maude Phillips, who has been ill for sometime, is able to be out.
 Mrs. Wood Amith is improving from a recent illness at her home on Ave nue H.
 MT. and Mrs. A. '. Coxe have return ed from a delightful trip to Georgia.
 MT. c. B. Crane has returned to his home in Westburn, Tenn, after a very pleasant visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Crane.
 Lawrence T. Irwin, Jr,, is visiting his grandparents in Knoxville, Tenn. Miss Gladys Payne of Mobile is vis- iting her brother, w. F. Payne.
 Miss Virginia Lindsey has returned to her home after spending some time ill Littleton, Ala.
 Miss Columbus May of Selma, is visiting friends and relatives in Ems ley.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. M. Young of Rus sellville, are visiting their mother, Mrs. W. H Young on Avenue H.
 Miss Dessie Joiner returned home Thursday from New York.