The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-19
ENSLEY SOCIAL

One of the most beautiful and inn pressive weddings of the season was solemnized Wednesday evening at 5 30 o'clock at the First Methodist church, when Miss Pauline Sanders, the lovely daughter of Mir. Charles w. Sanders, became the bride of Mir. David Carroll Gardner, Rev. W. H. Mansfield off ciating. The church was profusely deco rate with smilax and ferns, and many garden flowers. Soft lighted tapers made most impressive background for the ceremony. The bride entered on the arm of her father, Mir. Charles w. Sanders, who gave her in marriage. Miss Kathleen Williams served as the maid of honor, and the lovely brides maids were Miss Elizabeth Sanders, sister of the bride, and Miss Kathleen Sloan. MT. Gardner entered with his best man, Mir. Sidney Brasswell, and the groomsmen were MT. K. D. Mac Milan and Mir. P. B. Tyler. Little Mary Ellen James, cousin of the bride, served as flower girl and little Master Carroll Vance Truss was the ring bearer. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Proctor V. Tubb sang, accom- panied by Mrs. Truss, who played the wedding march. After their wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Gardner will be at home in Pinehurst.
 Wedding Party Entertained - Mir. Charles w. Sanders entertained the Gardner-Sanders wedding party and a few close friends of the bride and the groom, with an after-rehearsal party and reception at his home on Avenue F Tuesday evening. Miss Hattie James and Mrs. o. w. Hancock, acting as joint hostesses. Delicious refreshments were served. The roms were elaborate ly decorated with garden flowers and potted plants.
 Cafe Opened-The Ensley Business and Professional Women's club has opened a new cafe in their club rooms at Avenue c and Nineteenth street. Rowland will have charge. The rooms are bright and home-like and the pa- irons are assured real home cooking.
 Girls Return-The young girls who went to the Baptist encampment at Mntone for a two weeks vacation have returned home. The following mem bers of the Baptist Young Peoples Union, of the First Baptist church of Ensley, enjoyed the trip: Misses Louise Jackson, Margaret Craig, Waldine Ma son, Agnes Durant, Gladys Harris, Lil- lian Harrell Elizabeth Schaffer, Isa- bel Lewis, Madge Craig, Margaret Hassler, Margaret McMahon, Mildred Harrell and Everett Haigler.
 Sunday School Picnic-The annual Sunday school and church picnic of the First Presbyterian church will be given at Camp Cosby, the '. NJ. c. A. camp beyond Roebuck, Thursday, June 19. Trucks will leave the church at s 80 o'clock to convey the picnicers to the camp.
 Business Women Meet-The Ensley Professional and Business Women s club held their regular business meet ing in their club rooms Tuesday eve ming. After the business hour, the club members and several guests from Birmingham went to the Ensley pool where a delightful swim was enjoy ed.
 Lodge Meets-Lady Maccabees. No. 14, met Wednesday afternoon. Many important topics and plans were dis cussed. Reports were given and new plans made. There was a good attend ance.
 Shower POstpOned-The book shower of the Senior B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptist church, which was to have been given Friday evening" has been post poned until Tuesday evening. June 24.
 PersOnals-Prof. C. P. Bowman is spending the summer with his brother in Elizabeth, N. J.
 Dr. and Mrs. Bige Fields and baby. of Philadelphia, are visiting Dr. and