The age-herald., 1900-07-13
JOY FOR EDITORS
 IN BIRMINGHAM
Is Promised By the Local Press
 Club.
ARRANGEMENTS PERFECTED
For the Entertainment of the Alabama Press Association Which Meets in This City Next Week
 Women Will Aid

Arrangements have been perfected by the Birmingham Press Club for the enter tainment of the Alabama State Press As sociation on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
 Tuesday evening, beginning at S:3O o'clock, there will be a reception in honor of the visitors in the armory of the Jeff ferson Volunteers in First Avenue. There will be good music. Miss Norma Scholar, amongst others, will sing, and Claimants string band will be in attendance. Deli cious and varied refreshments will be served, supplied by Mrs. Nixon, best of all caterers. Amongst the fair women of Birmingham who will take part in the re- ception are these:
 Mrs. George Cruikshank, chairman; Mrs Rufus N. Rhodes, Miss Annie K. Walker, Mrs. Richard F. Johnston, Mrs. Edward w. Barrett, Mrs. Alice Smith, Miss Mae Simmons, Miss Kate Marshall, Miss Mary Griffin, Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, Mrs. John w. Temlinson, Miss Margaret Nixon Mrs. J. T. Nixon, Mrs w. H. Jeffries, Mrs. George c. Ball, Mrs. William M. Jordan. Miss Lutie Sharpe Miss Ethel Sharpe. Mrs w. E. B. Davis, Miss Zula Cassady, Miss I.ida Cassady, Mrs. Robert Jemison, Mrs. W. B. Leedy, Miss Emma Webb, Miss Chairsell, Miss Mamie Mc1ver, Mrs. Rob- ert Baugh, Mrs. J. Asa Rountree, Miss Fay Miles, Miss Myrtle Miles, Miss Emma Leedy, Mrs. w. J. Miner, Miss Mary Clare Miner. Mrs Zac P. Smith, Miss Elsie Ball, Mrs Thomas M Owen, Miss Norma Scholar, Miss Elizabeth Shelley, Mrs. Henry Gray, Misses Grace B. Morse, Mary Armstrong Aurie Armstrong, Flor ence Rumph, Julia Rumph Emma D. Ew- ing, Pauline Wittchen, Sophia Wituchen.
 The following members of the Press Club will act reception committee; James J. Smith, chairman; Richard F. Johnston, l.. w. Friedman, H. w. Laird, B. c. Bulger, Rufus N Rhodes, E. w. Barrett F. C.. Mulcahey, w. J. Boles, Lucien Julien Walker and J. Asa Rountree.
 The following will act as an entertain ment committee: Eli P. Smith, chairman; w H. Jeffries, George M. Cruikshank, John Sparrow Jackson Halstead, D. E. Green R. w. Ewing. Ben Mayer, h4-.lam Ryan, Max Carpeles, J. R. Hornady.
 On Wednesday afternoon the visitors will be taken out to Ensley City to see the steel plant the furnaces, the by-product coke plant and other industries of the Steel DAA the Golden Rod" electric line of the Bir- mingham Railway and Electric Company. The cars will leave the corner of Second avenue and Nineteenth street in front of the Florence Hotel at clock The cars for this purpose have been given by the Birmingham Railway and Electric Con- pany, which has also extended the courtesy of recognizing the badges of the visitors during the two days of the State meeting The trip back to the city will be made about I o'clock
 The citizens of Ensley have generously undertaken to make the visitors feel at home in the Steel City, and to this end have arranged to serve lunch to the party on its arrival at Ensley at such time during the visit to that city will prove most convenient Dr. R. NJ, Cunningham will preside at the luncheon and is chair man of the following committee of citizens, who constitute a reception committee for the occasion: D. J. McComb, C. A. Nolan, F. L. Woodruff, M. H. Mcdowell, R. J. Powell, T. J. Mackey, Dr. T. l.. Sugg, J. F. Echols. J. M. Perkins, c. H. Mandy, N. w. Scott, P. G. Shook, Dr. w. L. Rosamond, Drake Fonville, George E. Bynum, E. w. Whpps, B. R. Pegram, Dr. w. H. Johnson, Alex Poss, l.. P. Hill, Dr. H. N. McTeyeire, John s. Going, W. J. Martin, J. A. Hum phries, Ed Powell, J. E. Johnson, r. M. 'Siye, w. W. Wilson, Henry Sherer, J. W. Minor, T. F. Keenan, E. T. Schuler, J. J shannon, T. F. Corput, N. B. Gray, R. L. Berry, D. W. Wood, G. s. Hurley, A. F, DeFuniak, w. J. Oliver w. J. Austin, J. R. Raible, R. S. England, Dick Bogus, pr. E. T. Fields, J. s. Steele, E. w. Averett, Fowler, Tom Clary, George DeWhitng M Rapport. J. M. Martin, B. F. Kimble D. B. -Bird Iceland Burgland, P A. Eubank, S. Grnstein, J. Goodman, Thomas McCune, H. Turner. H. s. Meade, Dr. w. T. Hardin, Morris and Son and T. R. Chestnut, pr. Nat G. Clark, L. M Latham, w. Ii. Wynne, J. J. Waller, R. $. Gross.
 Tom l.. Cannon, formerly of Sheffield secretary of the Manufacturers Associa. ton of St. Louis. has written to Secretary Rountree that his club will entertain the members of the press excursion party or their return from Pike's Peak, July 29.
 Secretary Rountree has secured trans portation oyer the Southern Railway t, West Point, Miss, special train over the Mobile and Ohio to St Louis, and is as sured of transportation to Kansas Cit, and further westward.
 Editor T. E. Williams, of the Dothar Sntings. is to marry, and will bring hi, bride to the Birmingham meeting, anC take her West