The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-14

| ly interested, as she came to this city from Fort Deposit and lived here sev- eIal years and while here was a mem i Der of the Court Street Methodist church and an active worker in the Sunday school and in the woman's societies of the church. Mrs. Carr's Is an exceptional case, as she was enabled by reason of special capacity, ability and Biblical ed ucation to complete the training course IT. about four months.
 Other Candidates.
 The other candidates for ordination are | Miss Mable Kennedy of St. Louis, Miss Sue Henrick of Alabama. and Miss Mat tie M. Ivey of Texas. These ladies will be the guest of Mrs D. c. Adams and Mrs A. A. Pearson while in attendance on the meeting.
 Thomasvile, Ga, Is the guest of Mrs. Duskin on Virginia avenue. Miss Heath ! Is an Alabama woman, the daughter of Methodist minister.
 Mrs. Riser, a deaconess at Augusta, Ga., Is with Mrs. C. A. Lanier.
 With pr. and Mrs. J. A. Rice are Mrs. w. D. Kirkland the general treasurer of the board of Nashville. | Miss Mable K. Powell professor of so- ciology at the Scarritt Bible and Train Ing school, Kansas City, Mo, Rev. E. o. Watson of Spartanburg, s. C., and Bishop Coke Smith.
 With Mrs Lomax are Mrs. l.. P. Smith, first vice president of the board of mis- sion Texas; Mrs R. w. Mcdaniel, gem eral secretary of the board of missions, ! Nashville, and Mrs. Bennett.
 With Mrs. William H. Thomas is Miss Mary Helen of Nashville, editor of Our Home" the official organ of the woman ! board of home missions. Miss Helm is l said to be one of the most brilliant women on the board.
 Others of Judge and Mrs. Thomas guests are: Mrs. Sam P Jones. Carters- vile, Ga; Mrs. Chester, Nashville; Mrs. | Villain, Atlanta; Miss Maud Brown Ope- | lika. and Mrs Dr. Palmer, Opelika. i With Mrs. c. H. McCombs are Mrs. | John Parker New Orleans, and Mrs. L. F. Norfieet, Kansas City.
 1 With Mrs. c. L. Ruth are Mrs H. D. ! Moore, Opelika Mrs T. B. Power. ope- | lika; Mrs. Kemner, OpeliSa, and Mrs. J. M. Dannelly, Troy.
 Bishop C. Galloway Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Craig Smith. ] Dr. H. S. Bindley of Atlanta is the guest of Mir and Mrs. Robert Ligon.
 With Mrs. E. G. Adams are Miss O. T. Gines, Miss Lizzie McDermont and Miss Alice Caller.
 | A. telle Hoskins of Texas and Miss Emma Patton.
 With Mrs. w. IT. Hudson. her sister, Mrs P. E. Murrell of St. Louis, president of the St. Louis board.
 With Mrs R. P. Dexter are Mrs. w. A. Carre and Mrs. F. A. Lyons, both of New Orleans.
 Mrs. Carre is the president of the city board of home missions of New Orleans. and Mrs. Lyons is the president of the state board of missions of Louisiana
 Brilliant Reception.
 The reception was given at Court Street | church, where the sessions were held to- night.
 The hostesses, entertaining the delegates | and visitors have agreed to serve lunch ! every day at noon recess in the Sunday school room at the Court Street church. | There Is a two fold purpose in this arrangement--that of saving time, as many of the ladies live in the suburbs, and the time consumed in going home would be more than they could spare from the work. and then. at the noon hour the ladies can meet and become acquainted and get in close touch with each other. to accomplish which would almost be impossible otherwise.
 The formal opening of the works of | the Woman's Board of Home missions in | their seventh annual session will take | place tomorrow morning at the Court l Street Methodist church at o'clock, with every member of the official board present and about 800 delegates and visi- l tors in attendance.
 Set the Tablet. | At noon today the Society of the Sons | of the Revolution in the state of Ala bama set the tablet commemorating the | visit of the Marquis de Lafayette to | Montgomery, at the site of the building where the general was entertained. The exercises were under the conduct of Hardwich Ruth, the state president.
 The state meeting was held tonight at Young's restaurant where several ad- dresses were made Warren s. Reese, Jr.. responded to the toast, Thomas Jefferson;" Dr. Thomas 4a. Owen, "The | Society" and Tyler Goowin "The Declar- ation of Independence" Capital Notes. The following appointments have been made by the governor: Justice of the peace, s. l.. Shamberger, Pennington: notary public and justice of the peace, s. S. Overstreet, Dixie; notary public, R. M Guy, Davenport; c. l.. Bromberg. Mobile; Miss Marie Louise Steukel Birmingham; Miss II. A. Matt hews. Mobile; C. H. Burdenshaw, Kinsey, and Claud Riley, Elba. The record of the incorporation of the Alabama State Fair association of Bir- mingham has reached the Secretary of States office. The capital stock is s5O,- 600, and the object is to hold state fairs In Birmingham, and such other exposi- tions as 1t sees fit. The Magnolia Land company, Magnolia Springs. Ala, with