The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-13

bronghams and traps with the costliest perfumes.
 number of Birmingham women will attend the forthcoming meeting of the w. NJ. U. Auxiliary to s. B. C., which
 vii convene in it's eighteenth annual
 session. in the First Baptist church, Chattanooga, Tenn. May 10. The preliminary prayer service, in the first church. from 4 to O clock on We'd nesday afternoon-immediately after the executive committee meeting-will be in charge of Mrs. w. l.. Williams of Texas. Sessions will be held on Thursday morning and afternoon, Friday morning and afternoon and Sunday afternoon In addition to the usual business. Mrs. w. A. McComb of Mississippi will con- duct a missionary round table States are expected to inform their delegates as to
 their attitude toward the question in
 volved in the resolution presented by Mrs
 w. r. Elliott of Missouri at the last an
 nual meeting.
 The foreign boards asks the w. M. U to endeayor to raise 5000 for the new com pound in Italy: the home board desires
 5000 for house of worship at Colon. Cuba the Sunday school board again presents the Bibe fund for our consider alton. Some of our missionaries will speak on sunday allerHooh. a i"i SS "1 tendance is desired. Inasmuch as several new officers are to be chosen, and to avoid the embarrass- l.ment and confusion which might result l if the committee on nominations IS not prepared, to some extent. to meet the grave responsibility resting upon it. the president of the w. M. IT., in January | last, appointed Mrs c. Ammen of Louisl- ana chairman of that committee, and re- nuested her to correspond with state vice presidents in regard to the vacancies
 which will occur.
 The Interstate club is an organization 1 chartered under the laws of Alabama,
 with the primary obpect of bringing to- gether from time to time the statesmen, philosophers. thinkers and business men of tho nation regardless of creed or po- litieal utilization and that, with @ view l of owning and maintaining fisheries game 1 preserves, golf links, polo grounds. etc,
 it has acquired large tracts of land con- l tiguous to the Tennessee river in Ala l bama.
 1 The officers of Birmingham are: Sen | ator J. c. S. Blackburn, president; Gen. l Charles NJ Shelley. secretary-treasurer. | Among the vice presidents arc Senator I John T. Morgan, Hon. Elihu Root. Perry l Belmont. Arsto A. Wiley. Joseph G. Can non Nicholas Longworth, William H. Taft, Leslie M. Shaw, Joseph Sibley Will liam Penn Nixon, Senator McLaurin. The honorary members are: Theodore Roose- welt, Grover Cleveland, William J. Bryan,
 and Charles W. Fairbanks.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Miner Caldwell will
 go abroad early in June to be absent several months.
 MT. A. T. London has returned from Baltimore.
 MT. and Mrs David Thompson will give children's dancing party this even
 ing at their residence oh Highland ave- nue.
 Mrs B. Lloyd Guice will leave Monday
 for Eufaula.
 Miss Wilene Graham has returned from | Mobile.
 Mrs Margaret Dugas of Augusta. is the guest of MT. F. W. Barrett on Highland avenue.
 | Mrs. John G. Whitfield has returned | from Opelilia.
 Mrs. c. s. Simmons is still i'll in her apartments at the Hillman. She has been | confined to them for several weeks and much solicitude is being expressed by l her many friends.
 The Rev. w. T. Hollingsworth of La l fayette, is in Birmingham. l MT Charles W. Hill is in Anniston l An egg hunt for the benefit of the East l Lake orphanage, will take place at West