The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-29
TRIP WAS MADE OUT ID
 FAMOUS MUNGER FARMS
Delightful Luncheon Was Served Ia Fresco and the Return Journey Was Made By Moonlight
 The News in Society.
BY ANNIE KENpRlcK WALKER.

The first tour of the Birmingham Mo- tor club was enjoyed yesterday afternoon under conditions so favorable as to pro- mote both the social interest as well as the individual interests of the motor en- thusiasts, who include many of Birming- hams most prominent and representative citizens. The Motor club was organized on i Wednesday night, and the interest and enthusiasm already shown in the club indicates that Birmingham is really a motor centre.
 The handsomest motor cars sent south are owned by Birmingham men and the conditions here are so conducive to motor ing that 1t has grown in popularity with in the past year. The magnificent coun- try roads about Birmingham and the many attractive objective points in close proximity to the city make motoring an absolute delight. In the club are men who have toured Europe in their motor 'cars, notably the president MT R. S. Munger and the long runs made success fully by the other members indicate the pleasure to be derived from a well or Banized club.
 The Motor clug according to the consti- UIBdnlZeu FellR1Dlp CTS of motor cars, thereby obtaining q unity of action and definite cooperation in securing state and national legislation Tor the advancement of motor car inter- ests; to maintain the rights and privi- leges of all forms of self-propelled pleas ure vehicles, whenever and wherever such rights and privileges are menaced: to encourage the construction of good roads and the improvement of public high ways" Aside from the work of protee- tion the club wishes further to develop conditions providing means of receiving the experiences of members who use mo- tor cars; to promote original knvestga- tions in the mechanical development of motor cars by members and others and to arrange road runs and contests.
 The officers of the club are: President, MT. Robert s. Munger; vice president. Dr. James F. Dedman; secretary and treasurer, Mir c. B. White.
 The board of governors includes be- sides the officers, MT. Charles McCrery, MT. Frank G. Kinney, MT John M. Cald- well, MT. Collett Munger.
 The president of the club will later ap- point three committees, the first on exhi- bitions and contests, the second on clas- safication of cars. runs and tours, and the third on laws and ordinances.
 The members and their guests assem- bed at the Athletic club about o'clock
 
 the Munger farm was eight mile. The country roadway just after the recent rains is an ideal condition for motoring and the ride out the Mount Pinson road, a favorite one for both driving and motor ing was most delightful
 The guests were served with de- lieious luncheon at the Munger farms, the luncheon served al fresco. The party returned by moonlight, and the fine country road under the glory of full mpon.- together with the cool evening 7'-1 10 the delights of motoring and
 le first tour of the Motor clut
 successful both from the stand
 the motor enthusiasts as well as
 10 guests In the party.
 the members of the Motor clul
 Munger Dr. Dedman, MT. c. B
 Mir. McCrery, MT. Kinney, MT
 Il. MT. Rhodes, MT. Barrett pr
 alley, MT. Griffin, MT. Baugh, MT
 MT. Dunham, MT. Tanner, MT
 Smith MT R. D. Smith, MT
 son. MT. Sims MT. Buck, Dr. liar
 IT. Hickman, MT. Caheen, MT. Eos
 '. Chalifoux.