The age-herald., 1900-12-10

Mrs W. A. Sims, Mrs J. P. Phillips. Mrs. J. J. Ellis.
 Cakes and Confecdons-Mrs. T. M Dav- idson, Mrs. George Mitchell, Mrs. A. D. Self Mrs. W. H. Wilson, Mrs. J. G. Put man. Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. w. T. Eason, Mrs G. B. Durrett, Mrs D. W. Hayes, Mrs J. Lanbith.
 Rummage' Sale-Mrs. J. Ellis. Mrs. T. T. Cheek, Miss Nora Harlowe, Mrs. Frank Vest. Mrs. J. M. Allen, Mrs Ira Sellars.
 Decoration Committee-Miss Kate Rogan, chairman; Mrs. Drake, Mrs. B. B. McCar, Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Sid B. Jones, Mrs. Chandler Mrs. McNutt, Miss Mabel Stolen worth.
 Doll Reception-Mrs. Harry Williamson, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. J. B. Frances, Mrs Moughon.
 Baptist Women.
 The Baptist women under the brilliant leadership of Mrs. T. G. Bush, will preside over notably attractive booths, which will contain hundreds of beautiful and useful articles.
 The committees are as follows
 Designs and Decoration of Booths-Mrs. N. w Bussey, of the South Side Baptist Church, chairman; Mrs. L. J. Haley, First Baptist Church.
 Embroidery and Fancy Works-Mrs. G. M Morrow, First Baptist Church, chair man; Miss Leila Hill, East Lake; Miss Lei- la Martin, Woodlawn; Mrs. Osborne, Av- ondale; Mrs. w. D. B. Davis South Side Baptist Church; Mrs. D. 10. Robinson Ems ley; Mrs D. o. Watkins, Elyton-
 Dolls-Mrs Daisy Holt, First Church; Mrs. J. w. Hargrove, East Lake; Mrs. w. M Blackmelder, Woodlawn; Mrs. Caffey, Avondale; Miss E. b. Minor Ensley; Miss Lois Mckenzie, Pratt City, Mrs. Martha Reese
 Handkerchiefs-Mrs T. A. Hamilton, chairman; Miss Annie Williams, Southsde Baptist Church; Mrs. N. A. Barrett, East Lake; Mrs. J. H. Baton, Woodlawn; Mrs. Harvey Moore, First Church; Mrs. w. L. Rosamond Ensey; Miss Mattie Landrum, Avondale; Mrs. T. w. Gainer, Elyton:
 Refreshments-Mrs. c. H. Nabb, chair man: Mrs l.. F. Stratton, Mrs. Charles Smith, First Church. Mrs. Squires, First Church. Miss Emma Wood, East Lake' Miss Ida Crumpton, East Lake; Miss Ma mic Bowen. Avondale; Miss Bertie Eth ridge, Avondale; Mrs. Frank Edwaras, Woodlawn; Mrs. J. H. Eubank, Ensley; Mrs. Northman, Elyton.
 Idlliputian-Mrs. J. D. Dwyer, chairman; Mrs. oscar Smith, Mrs. l.. z. C. Kelley, Mrs. Dan Smith, Mrs. A L. Craker, East Lake; Mrs. w. D. Hodges, Woodlawn; Mrs. | McCreary, Avondale; Mrs. Fannie 5. Nepp, Pratt City; Mrs Perkins, Ensley; Mrs. Flu gene Enslen, First Church; Mrs McCaln' First Church. Mrs. c. M. Dewitt, Elyton; Mrs. Smith, Cullom
 Decoration Committee - Mrs Hardman, Southside Baptist Church; Mrs. Bstes' Southside; Mrs Charles Brown, First Church: Mrs. Rodgers, First Church; Miss Kate Tarrant. East Lake; Miss Jessie Her ring, East Lake; Miss A. l.. Williams, Southside; Miss Maude Massey, Wood lawn; Mrs. McWilliams, Ensley
 The Episcopalians.
 The women of the Episcopal churches have been among the most indefatlgaple workers. and their booths will be not only artistic and elaborately decorated and very striking in appearance put VIII pe lieu with many beautiful articles.
 In this booth will be displayed the hand some Shrner's pillow, which, on Thursday night, Shriners' night, will be voted 10 the most popular Shriner
 Mrs Hiden has charge Of this pllloW, anu the beautiful work Is that of Miss Macaugh. Over this booth will be hung Ulle magnfi- cent sword now in exhibition at Gluck s, which in military night Friday, this sword will be voted to the most popular coiniIns- stoned officer in Alabama Mrs Yates mas charge of this sword, and is succeeding In enlisting the interest of our soldier boys
 1vhe chairmen are Mrs Lowell, art and decoration of booths; Mrs. Yates, designing of booths; Mrs Rountree, candy and cake; Miss Hall, dolls; Mrs. Simmons hahdker- chiefs: Mrs. Bush, Christmas flowers; Mrs. Al0Tich, fancy WOTk IOI ol. hdiJ ., 4AiA'' Wheelock, fancy work for Advent Mrs. Hiden. Christmas tree; Mrs. Wheeler, San ia Claus; Miss Wittfchen, country store; Mrs. Trimble, refreshments St. Marys; Mrs. Barclay, refreshments Advent; Mrs. Parke secretary and soliciting St Mary 5; Mrs. Benners, finance and soliciting Ad- vent: Mrs Johnston, soliciting Avondale; Mrs Hnl, soliciting East Lake.
 The Episcopalian women will have charge of the November and December booths, the November booth being a country store, where all kinds of good things may be bought from bar of soap to "black-bird pie" In deed, Miss Wittichen in filling her store has endeavored to suit the tastes of all, and as to pie, 1t will be served fresh on Monday Wednesday and Friday, made each time by Miss Morrison's own hands.
 In the December booth Is found Christ mas tree, where all kinds of dolls, toys and boxes filled with Christmas tree decorations will be sold. Santa Claus himself will ap- pear on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons at o'clock, when, with pack on his back. he will be ready to serve all his dear children In connection with the December booth will be all kinds of fancy work an artistic display of water eelered decorations as well as a fine collection of loo,,tif,l bandlxerc11iefs