The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

if with absorbtion there canes the in- l creased faculty of feeling more largely
 more intensely, in the very complexlty l of our civilization. we shall, as Dr. 1 Griggs pointed out. contribute the moral 1 leaven in the progress of mankind. l The members of the Kings Daughters,
 an organization of young girls which has | worked for several years for charitable | purposes will hold a bazaar at the Marga- ret Allen school the first week in Decem- | Der. These annual bazars are always i financially successful and the proceeds have hitherto gone to the Hillman hos l pital, where the organization had a memorial room to Carrie Feagin. The | members are now interested in the Young ! Women Christian association and the pro- ceeds from the bazaar will be used to-
 wards the purchase of piano for. the association rooms. \ No organization in the city works with | more steady enthusiasm than the Kings | Daughters. which is largely due to the
 earnestness of the leader, Mrs. J., B. | Raulston. who organized the society," and who has inspired it's members in the beau- | tiful service to humanity that has char | acterized it's work for several years. Mrs. | N. B. Feagin has also given valuable assistance to the Kings Daughters. The young girls who compose it's mem l bership arc: Miss Nellie Nabers, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick Miss Marjorie weath-
 erly, Miss Edith McCrery, Miss Linly Ora | ham, Miss Virginia Means, Miss Dorothea | Orr, Miss Bessie Brown, Miss Fannie
 Drennen, Miss Anna van Hoose. Miss l Helen van Hoose. Miss Wilcie Dickerson | Miss May Collins, Miss Marie Smith, Miss | Florence Smith. Miss Annie LeGrande, | Miss Julia Ware
 Miss Mary George Cruikshank. the I daughter of Mir. and Mrs George Cruik-
 shank, Is among the younger beauties ] to enter society this winter She will
 not be presented formally, but MT and l Mrs. Cruikshank will give a series of din l ners for her and her house guests dur l ing the Thanksgiving season. and she | will receive with her mother at the tea | which the latter will give tomorrow after | noon for Mrs Matthew c. Smith. i Miss CruiSshank was educated at the 1 Loretta convent. where she spent four 1 years. She attended the Gardner school | in New York the past winter, leaving the | night of her graduation for Boston, where
 she was a member of the now historic | launching party on the occasion of the | christening of the cruiser Birmingham | and which was the inspiration of the | Society Of Navy Sponsors now being or ganized. Miss Cruikshank is a pronounced | belle, her charming and Irresistible vi- vacity being quite as appealing her l expressive brown eyes. She will have
 
 ing week. Miss Carrie Knox of Annis- ton will arrive Thursday to be with Miss Crutkshank and to remain for the South ern club ball Miss Marcella Pillow of f Columbia, Tenn, will also be Miss Cruik- shanll's guest Thanksgiving week. A copy of the sewanee Tiger has been received. This publication appears through the university year. monthly, and is edited by the alumni and stu dents of the University of the South. It has already attracted wide attention as well received favorable and enthusi- astic comments as the best college paper ever published in the south. Illustrations make the November issue particularly attractive and the cleverness and spark ling originality of the articles character ize all it's pages It's advertising pages are liberally patromzed by Birmingham firms. The Tiger naturally leads off with football comments, which seem most timely. In it's Pig Skin Thumps'' appears the following:
 "The football squads of the south, by their training and development have at I the present writing reached state which | will enable one to form some idea of
 their relative strength and possibilities. 1 The teams are about to start on the home | stretch. We can now turn the page of 1 prophecy and read the lines of specula-
 ton; but when the last sound of tho referees whistle seals the season of 1907
 as history. there probably will arise after the din of conflict many great surprises With a cursory glance at the southern gridiron (S. I. A. Al the teams seem to rank something as follows: Vanderbilt,
 sewanee with a decided look in,' Auburn
 and Tech, Clemson, Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama and others struggling in tho
 same class. es
 Most competent judges seem to agree
 that as far as material is concerned Se-
 vance occupies probably the vantage
 ground and all believe her raw stuff
 equal to any. Still there fingers the
 doubt in the minds of many, can the
 hitherto invincible Commodore machine
 be impeded in it's mad rush to vic-
 tory? In the breasts of her loyal alumni
 and followers of the game lives the confl-
 dence that hard conscientious team work
 will crown the Tigers with a victory Thanksgiving Day. The struggle will be watched with interest throughout the south, for 1t may mean the rise of an- other southern team to the standard ot
 eastern calibre particularly as the boys
 of the old Dominion were 'downed' on
 November 2.''
 The alumni council is composed of the
 H. G. seibels, 1ss chairman, Birming- ham, Ala.
 Luke Lea. 'Oo, secretary. Nashville, | Tenn.
 A S. Cleveland, '93, treasurer, Hous- l ton, Texas.
 J. M. Morris. 94 Louisville, Ky.i l A. G. Blacklock, '95. San Antonio, Texas. R. ". B. Elliott. 's5, New York. N. r. 1 IT. J. Mikell, 9S Charleston, S. O. c. c. Pinckney, L.S., '99. Richmond, Va. Thomas Evans. 'os, Chicago. Ill. B. M. DuBose, '06. Atlanta Ga. ]. J. Shaffer. or Ellendale La.
 c. H. PenicS. ex-'0S, Tuscaloosa, Ala The advisory board in Sewanee is as follows: sH7s Miss s. B. Elliott chairman; Rt. Rev T. F. Gailor, Dr. Thomas A. Tidball,
 Dr. John B. Henneman. MT. A. H. Noll
 'S7: Dr. R. NJ. Kirby-Smith. '93; Dr. St. George l.. Sioussat, Mir Huger ". Jer- vey, '99
 The university members are: w. Adler. PC. president: c. McD.
 Puckette, P.G., secretary; J. B. Greer, '0S.
 treasurer; F. A. Penick, Jr. 'os; NJ Lock
 hart, IFS. II: ". M. Wilson, L.S., 'Os;
 Payne Jennings. II; J. B. McMillin, LIS,
 09: F. P. Turner. I.S.. '09: J. F. Puck
 ette, TO; R. E. .Galbrath, II.
 A delightful occasion of the past week
 was the dance last evening at the Ath-
 letlc club, which followed the spirited
 games of basketball. There were as usual
 many interested spectators. and the gym
 nasium was afterward filled with those
 who enjoyed dancing. There were a num-
 Der of football visitors, the club extend
 ing an invitation to the members of
 the visiting football teams