The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
ENSLEY. SOCIETY
Team Elects Officers

At a meeting of the Ensley Soccer football team held at the Elks hall Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, off cers for the coming season were elect ed as follows: s. c. Higgins, president :; Villain Campbell, vice president; E. E. Greenwell, secretary and treasurer.
 Several matters were taken up dur ing the business session, and commit tees were appointed. Prospective mem- bers of the team, several business men of Ensley, were present.
 Mrs. Vaughan Honored
 A pretty affair of the week was the miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. J. w. Kelser by the Highland circle of the Woman's Aux Hilary of the First Christian church, honoring Mrs. Rufus Vaughan.
 Guests were greeted by Mrs. Kelser, Miss Myrtle Haskins and Mrs. D. D. Wheeldon. A corsage of roses and narcissus was presented to the bride with the good wishes of the auxiliary by Mrs. R. S. Gilbert, chairman of the circle. A bridal contest was a fea- ture of the afternoon, in which the prize was won by Mrs. Vaughan. -
 The many gifts, which were wrapped in white tissue and tied with silver cord, were brought in on "a snow-cov- cred sled by Burrow McCorstin, dressed as an eskimo. The wintry idea, which was carried out in the decorations and other features was also used in the dainty refreshments, the color scheme being in silver and white.
 Club Meets
 The Pen and Ink club of the Ensley High school held it's regular meeting in room No. 104 Wednesday afternoon. A short business session was held and officers for the ensuing semester were elected as follows: President, Miss Gladys Fuller; vice president, Miss Puline Vincent; secretary, Miss Willie May Copeland; treasurer, Miss Mar tha Ruth Buck; reporter, Miss Bea- trice Vincent.
 Officers Elected
 St. Anthonys Altar society was en- tertained Tuesday afternoon at the rectory, with Mrs. J. Cassidy and Mrs. J. H. Bossong as joint hostesses. Plans were made for the coming years work. It was decided to redecorate the interior of the church, to be fin ished by Easter.
 Mrs. M. Swygert, treasurer, made a report on donations for the orphan age at East Lake, and a splendid re- port for last years wcrk. Mrs. f. G.. Cutler led the devotionals. Mrs. Pip pin was enrolled as new member.
 Newly-elected officers for this year are as follows: Mrs. M. Swygert, treasurer Mrs. Thomas DevereaIx, secretary; Mrs. Frank I.emont, -corre- spending secretary and reporter.
 Alter the business meeting social hour was enjoyed, at the close of which sandwiches and coffee were served.
 Personals
 I'r. and Mrs. c. B. Springfield have returned to their LUmc at Brockside. after spending some time with Dra and Mrs. T. J. Springfield at their home on Avenue G.
 Mrs. Bruce Lindsey is ill with in fluenza at the Employees hospital at Fairfield.
 Miss Mary Zeigler is ill with pneu- monia at the Ensley infirmary.
 Mary Elizabeth, little daughter of Mrs. Ethel w. Stamper, is ill at her home on Ridgeway avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. o. H. Ligon announce the Dlrtn or daughter, WnOm they have named Madeline Ruth.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Porter announce the birth of a daughter, whom they have named Clara Jean.
 Announcements
 The Girls auxiliary of the Ensley Baptist church will meet at 8 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the old pastorium, to make plans for the rally.
 The Y. w. A. of the Ensley Baptist church will meet Wednesday after noon at 3 80 o'clock in the junior an- mex of the church.
 The Royal Ambassador of the Ems ley Baptist church will meet Monday night at the church at z 80 o'clock.