The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-06

held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at inc First Baptist church promises to be one of the largest yet held under the auspices of the central prohlpl- tion committee. a others will address the meeting.
 snecial musical programme Will De arranged and all women are urged to
 The members of the central commit tae are speaking daily throughout ohe district ~ cib1ev
 a5rasssd an enthusiastic meeting a. pou,darlv an dorganized union. MS MS. w IT Jeffries will address a meetlne of women at Mt. Penson Tuesoay inola at ;ng and she will also address O lS;s+ in9 tonight at the First Methouis' church at Avondale. - r,ass
 Mrs. c. S. Bissell will address i', taa meeting of women this a1ternooii
 Meth odist church in Elytoh hald at
 Niece meetings will also pc heiu a.
 po,tiat church in lrondals' as Ionasboro. Coalburn and brlsheoh
 Woodlawn.
 Mrs Mary Harrison Armor IS Stings at,v dressing large and enthuslasto da for VI .s annojntments are being maue iol tliio n,, i, the district There VIII De hnr lie, meeting in Bessemer on Ihurs- 5o, pratt City will also nave n,a'o ,,,aating addressed by represeh'a'iN0 from the central committee.
 r,,o state convention of the women Christian Temperance Union VIII iiiee' !" NTontromery next week, ana
 Mon.s a,a vow heinz made for the en- tartainment of the many delegates. lheie .'.i,, ha 1oo women who will attend as .o,,nosantat,ves from the Alabama unions Mrs Mamie Curtis, one of the hatioiiai organizers. will address the cohVeh'ioii and will come to Birmingham at the end of the week to speak in tnls ci'y' . nd district on the subject of prohlpitioh'
 Mrs Robert O. Redus and her children have returned from Asoury ,. 9arh, Mnei' tbev passed the month Of Septemper'
 Mrs. w H. Motion has recently return oa from New York, where she passed inc summer studying with well known artists.
 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dickerson an- nounce the engagement of their daugnter, Wilcie. to MT. Frank Jones, the wedding to take place on the evening or NoVem- her 21. at the First Methodist church. Mai and Mrs. Frank. Y. Anderson re- .,rnod on Friday from Winston Place, Their country residence will not pc closed until later in the autumn. Mrs, Paine is still there and Major and Mrs. Anderson both expect to spend a few days there of October. MT. Frank Y. Anderson, Jr., and MT. Pelham Ander- son have entered the University of Ala bama.
 meeting of the United Charities will be held on Tuesday morning at lo:3o o'clock A large attendance is urged as renewed efforts will be made to extend the work of the society and establish It on a broader basis.
 Miss Glennie Moseley will open a studio | Thursday. October 10 at 1906 Tenth avenue for water color and china painting on south.
 Mrs. Celeste Mitchell announces the en- gagement of her daughter, Fannie, to MT. | Charles Cromwell Lamar, the wedding to take place Tuesday. November 12. No cards.
 The Rev. D. A. Davidson, formerly
 pastor of the Southside Baptist church. | but now of Murfreesboro, Tenn. will fill | the pulpit at the Southside church this
 morning at II o'clock. He is the guest
 of MT. and Mrs. S. Perry Fowlkes. Mrs. R. E. Lockett, formerly of Bir- 1 mingham, but now of Charlottesville, | Ark, is visiting Mrs. Roy Mccullough
 and other friends at Woodlawn. Dr. and Mrs. John Mortimer Napp an nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Nina May to MT. Emerson Soule Goodwin. The we'd ding will occur in November. The mar