The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-10
NIGHT IN BOHEMIA
 A NOVEL AFFAIR Unique Entertainment By the Press Club Delegates BRIGHT MEN TO APPEAR Will Take Part In Symposium That Promises To Be a Rare Treat.
 Reception Will Be
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BRIGHT MEN TO APPEAR

Progress on the entertainment of the International League of Press Clubs con- tinues to beemadc. The various commit- tees are hard at work on the different details. It is no little job to arrange the entertainment of convention composed of some of the brightest and most gifted men and women that are connected with the American press. The members of the Birmingham Press club are deter mined that when this convention shall have completed it's labors and started on the trlp home that the visitors will be more than delighted with their visit to Birmingham.
 One of the entertainments to be given is the Night in Bohemia" which will take place commencing at II o'clock on the night of the 23d and closing some where between the hours of 2 and 1 n the morning of october 2l This enter tainment is In charge of R. r. Johnson, who is chairman of the committee. Some of the brightest newspaper men in the country will take part in this unique entertainment. Some noted actors will he invited to do stunts on this occasion. The evening will be spent in recitatlons and bright stories, songs and other .n- terestng features. It will be a stag af- fair and will be entertaining from start to finish. Such bright men as Henry Starr Richardson of the Philadelphia News, George J. Bremen of the Phild- delphia Enquirer, Upton s. Jefferys of the Camden (N. J0 Post-Telegram, Dan iel Hart of the Wilkesbarre Pa.) Lead CT II. B. kaufman of the Pittsburg Leader and Harry Wlkerson of the Om- aha News will take part. It will be a rare treat for the honorary members of the Press club and oesSer invited guests.
 The most encouraging reports are being received about the entertainment that IS to he given the league members when they visit Bossemer. The chairman Of the Bessemer entertainment committee, W. s. Gilbert states that the treatment the party will receive on their visit 10 Bessemer will be a surprise and one that they will remember for many days to come.
 Letters have been received by the gen eral arrangements committee that the western delegates will start for Birmins ham on the 18th and that they will arrive in this city on the afternoon of October 2l. It is expected that a delegation from the Birmingham Press club and a num- Der of prominent citizens will go as far as Jasper and meet this delegation and escort them into the city. The reports are that the western delegates will come with two special ears. They will come in western style to boom the beautiful city of Denver.
 The members of the Writers club are working on the details of the reception that is to be given at the Country club on the night of the 23d This promises to be one of the most brilliant receptions that has ever been given in Birmlnghanl. At least 300 invitations will be Issued. The members of the Writers club will be assisted in this function by some or the most prominent society people In the city The entertainment will take the form of a cotillon. The Writers club is very enthusiastic over their part of the programme for the entertainment of the newspaper men and women who will visit the city This reception IS m charge of Mrs. F. T. Talliaferro. Mrs ]. A. Rountree, Miss Henrietta Wilcox Miss Annie Kendrick Walker, Miss Alma Rittenbery, Miss Ethel Armes, Mrs. (. NJ Tardy. Mrs II. s. Ryall and Mrs. John Watts.
 Chairman William Ryan of the finance committee has called meeting or ms committee at Roberts & Sons this morn- ing at 10 o'clock.