The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-11
DECORATIONS WILL
 BE VERY EFFECTIVE
LISTS OF THE RECEPTION AND INVITATIONS COMMITTEES BE- CAME MlXED-AVENUE WILL BE IMPROVED.

If the arrangements of the commit tees in charge are carried out the dec- oratons at the Home Coming ball to be given at the skating auditorium on Fri day night, October 19, will be among the most unique and striking ever seen at a ball of any kind in Alabama. The committee Is working on a plan that promises to be a surprise to everyone who attends the ball. and 1t Is estimated that nearly 5000 people will be in attend ance.
 The various subcommittee appointed at the meeting Monday night have com menced getting things into shape for the ball Among other things General Chair Street Commissioner McCartin and as result Avenue r from Twentieth street to Twentyfifth street will be put Into ex cellent condition for the ball.
 Culpepper EXum, president of the fair association and MT. Yeatman were in conference yesterday and agreed on q number of matters which had come up for consideration.
 Through an accident a mistake was made in announcing the b-committees of the general committee on arrange ments. The names of a number of peo- pie on the reception committee became confused with the names on the invita- ton committee.
 The invitation committee will consist of B. A. Reynolds, chairman; R. L. Greg ory, Burts Savage, c. C. Terry, Frank H. Bell and Jack Asbury.
 The reception committee will consist of Bradley J. Saunders, chairman; Lee Tilghman w. A. Porter, Houston Davis, J. II. Barr, Jack Ashton, R. A. Brown, Hinds Peevey, w. Brown, E. W. Barrett Horace Hammond, H, G. Seibels, Robert G. Hiden. Leo Loeb, Herbert Levy, Lucen Brown, Will Hughes, Porter Walker, John c. Henley, Jr., Henry Dean s. A. Benton George B. Kelley, Brett Brown Joe Slaughter, Walter Phillips J. Notion Smith, w. w. Crawford, H l.. Badham, Culpepper Exum, w. P. C. Harding, John L. Raul, NJ. V. Joseph J. A. Emery. Walker Percy, Eugepe Fles solon Jacobs Ed Smith, Harry Matthews, Henry B. Gray. T. O. smith, r.. Y. An derson, F. R. Fowlkes. Rufus N. Rhodes. Robert Jemison w. II. Kettig, T. II. Mol ton, J. w. Mcqueen, Eli r. Smith Frank Nelson. Jr.. Richard F. Johnson, James Woatherley, C. W. Unord. E. Wilkinson Fred Dimmick, Eugene Brown, Ross C. Smith, A W. Nelson, T. G. Bush, B. NJ. Allen, C. A. Allen, j. G. Armstrong, Bes- semer; ]. M. Barnett, A. l.. Birch, J. l.. Bivings, F. w. Brown. R. Boy.i Ensley: C. M Brown. A. II. Carpenter w. N. Clayton, Dr. r. L. Cooke N. Cullom, R. D. Curry, C. c. Davis. J. E. Donelson. P H. Earle q. C. Engleheld. W. E. Fowlkes, J. M. Fergu son, G. k. Sutton S. E. Gibson. II. s. Going. J. W. Hughes, Jr., G. B. Kelly, W. E. Kelly, Nat Baker. Theo Koenlg. w. NJ Little, J. C. Long F. A. Lupton. R. N. Mabry. W. II. Man ley, w. M. Mertln. l.. C. Morris. R. C. Munger Charles McCary. J. A Norman, r. F. Norton, Jr. E. Ramsay, E. Reed. l.. G. Richter, II. r. Sampson, C. II. Seals, C. W. Shropshire Paul Gorham N. l.. Steele D. r. Tally, D. r. Thompson, Hubert Tutwiler. E. M. Tutwier. Jr, C. B. Ware, T. J. Watson, T. r. Vim berly. ]. Yeates, k. M Hawkins, pr. A. Clamerin. Dr. K. Burford. J. B. Nicihol- son, B W. Rooerts. J. A. Clifford. Fern Wood Mitchell. c. D. Reynolds, r. Joy, J. c. Halstead P. A. Savage, F. Jones. II. J. Smith Arthur Chenoweth. II. M Smith, Millery; k. G. Dawson Short Creek; C. c. Terry A. M Wallace. Morris hotel; II. l.. smith, t. PefklnS and b. A. Dicd, Anniston.
 Executive Conlpttee-John T. Yeat- man. chairman; Hill Ferguson. Lee Tigh- man. Otto Marx. J. A. Emery, Carl Scales Burks Savage, Sabel Loventhal and Hrgo Friedman.
 Floor Comm.tteevIIill Ferguson. Jack Asbury. Bret Brown, Hugo Marx, Lee Tilghman. R. l.. Gregory, R. A. Brown J. j. smith, Hubert Drennen and E. B. Crawford
 Committee on Decorations - Joseph Lovemnn, chairman; w R. Savage, B. J. Saunders. Gen. l.. V. Clark Hugh Marx and John l.. Parker
 
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