The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
. ENSLEY SOCIAL

Miss Neal Pearson was a delightful hostess Wednesday afternoon when she entrtained the toilette club at her home in West End. Two new members, Miss Amelia Gleen and Miss Alberta Fason, were elected in the club. Many new plans were made for socital affairs to take place in the summer months. After the business session, delight full salad course was served to the following members: Misses Cadle Propst, Catherine Allen, Dorothy De- Haney, Margaret Shepherd, Bessie Stowe, Ruth Andrews, Francis Mitch ell, Onzelle Aldrich, A. E. Newton, and the hostess.
 Mrs. Wooley Hostess-Mrs. W. W. Wooley was hostess Thursday at spend d-the-day party. The rooms were decorated with garden flowers. During the afternoon a delightful musical pro- gram was rendered by the different guests who were: Mrs. Hattie Hill, Mrs. Vera Cargile, Mrs. $. T. Harris of Montgomery; Mrs. Pauline Cutis, MT. Jeff Harris, Mrs. Edna Huffman, Mrs. T. S. Brown, Lawrence and Ether Brown, Mrs. T. G. Sullivan, Alberta and Mir. Sullivan, Mrs. pinsmore, and Mrs. Peterson. A delighSul luncheon was served at noon.
 Swimming Party-Miss Myrtle Gal lagher entertained at q swimming party Saturday afternoon at the Ensley pool complimenting Miss Mildred Farmer of Meridian, Miss, the attractive house guest of Miss Margaret McCann. There were eight guests included in this lovely sparty and after a. swim the guests were driven in town where delicious iced course was served at Marie Louis. There are many other parties being planned for Miss Farmer, who is ire auent visitor in Ensly and Birming- ham.
 Lodge Elects-The following officers were elected Thursday evening at Enoch lodge No 57. K. of P: Chan cellor commander, J. E. Wood; vice chancellor commander, H. Owens; prelate, B. B. Brooks, nAster of work, J. J. Nichols; master of exchequer, J. k. Lacy; keeper of records and seals, C.. s. LeCren master of arms, T. o. Ellis, Jr.; inner guard, J. ID. Dunn: T. J. Gibson, outer guard.
 Will Enterain-Mrs. J. c. Franklin will entertain at gift shower Wednes- day evening, July 2, at o'clock, com plimenting Mrs. Allie Payne Smith, recent bride.
 Social Given-Class No. IA of the Pratt City Methodist church held delightful social Friday evening at the home of Miss Ada Warren on Fourth street. Music and games were the diver sions of the evening and at a late hour dainty refreshments were served.
 Officers Named-The Senior Baptist Young Peoples union held their reg lar business meeting recently and the following new officers were elected: Paul Green, president Miss Hazel Rut- ledge, vice president; Willie, Worrell, secretary-treasurer; chorister, Ralph Barnes and Miss Jimmie Dunbar, group captain.
 Dinner Party-Miss Lillie Martin and Miss Edna Dodd will entertain Monday evening at dinner party at the King Joy, complimenting Miss Mildred Farm CT, the attractive house guest of Miss Margaret McCann. There will be eight guests included in this hospitality.
 0 Tan CIub-Miss Alma Almon was hostess to the members of the Q Tau club at her home Friday afternoon. The house was made attractive with garden flowers. During the businss session, many plans were made. A delicious ice course was served at the close of the meeting.
 PersOnals-Mr. and Mrs Carol D. Gardner (Pauline Sanders), have re- turned from their wedding trip and are at home in Pinehurst
 Miss Catherine Donaldson has re- turned from Mobile, where she was much entertained during her visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ball and son, J. M., Jr., have returned from Adams vile.
 Mrs. Maude Ash and children of Trenton, N. J., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Ash
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Keller are in Pitts burg, attending the funeral of Mrs. Lees father, Mir. E. A. Newton. Mr. Newton formerly resided in Pratt City.
 Miss Mildred Farmer, who is visit ing Miss Margaret McCann, will re- turn to her home in Mississippi next week.
 Mir and Mrs. John Wood Collins (Clarice HarrelD announce the birth of son, who has been named John Wood, Jr.