The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-24
NOTES IF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY WORLD Prohibition Meetings Are Held
 By Women
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Gossip of Movements of Well Known People-Eneaeem ents Announced.
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 Women actively at work for prohibition are holding weekly meetings at the First Methodist church. They have selected Tuesday afternoon as the regular time for meeting. The central committee com posed of twenty-five women, meets every Tuesday at o'clock and at o'clock a general meeting is held, to which all women are invited.
 The meeting this afternoon will be led by Miss Vaughan, deaconess of the First Methodist church. Mrs. Chatfeld of Montgomery will address the meeting and reports will be made by the central com- mittee.
 This committee is sending out circular letters to the ministers in different local ities in Jefferson county, urging the or ganization of committees among the wom- en of the county. The central commit tee hopes to honeyeomb the entire county with organizations in which women may work more actively for the prohibition cause.
 The temperance movement is no longer confined to the members of the Womans Christian Temperance union, but actively at work are hundreds of women who have not ever joined the union but are strong advocates for prohibition
 A mass meeting of women will be held next Sunday afternoon at S:30 o'clock at the First Christian church.. Several noted speakers will address the meeting.
 1t is hoped that Mrs. Curtis, one of the national organizers, will visit BrmnS- nam during the campaign, and the central committee is making every effort to have Mrs. Curtis come.
 MT. and Mrs J. D. Oliver, accompanied by Misses Bessie and Sarah Oliver and ]. D. Oliver Jr., left this morning for Virginia. They will visit Cincinnati and Washington before their return.
 Mrs. A. Smith left for her home in Riv- ersde yesterday after visit to her brother. MT. J. D. Oliver
 Miss NJ Francis Philips of Atlanta is In town for the winter and has apart ments at 1l23 North Twenty-frst street. Miss Elizabeth Dixon has returned from an extended trip to the east.
 Miss Elinor McIyiere Hughes entertain ed part of her little friends yesterday aft ernoon at the home of her parents on Sixth avenue, the occasion being her eleV- enth birthday. The house was artistically daanrataI in ferne md c1t flowers. RiD- bons were festooned from the chandeliers to the center of the table, forming d large bow at each corner
 The centerpiece was @ large cake, bear ing eleven pink and white candles \ numper of games were enjoyed, but the unique feature of the afternoon was tent, where tue gypsy fortune teller read she palms of each little guest.
 Mr. and Mrs Cassus M Stanley have named their little daughter Eliza Greet, after her maternal grandmother.
 Mr. and Mrs. k. j. Lide have pur- chased a residence on Thirteenth ave nue between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. and will take possession the first of October
 Mr. and Mrs. John London have re- turned from a charming stay on the North Carolina coast and at some of the loveliest resorts on the Hudson.
 The members of the St. Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent will con duet baby show on Wednesday aft ernoon at the rectory, at o'clock. Eight prizes will be awarded the hand somest children under years. The judges will be announced tomorrow.
 The many friends of Mrs. Chiles Clifton Terrell will regret to know that she is quite ill at the apartments of her parents MT, and Mrs. E. T. Talia ferro.
 Miss Minnie McNel will leave today for Converse college.
 MT. and Mrs. John Farmer announce the engagement of their eldest daugh ter, Juanita to MT Leonard C. Lamb. The wedding will take place in Novem- bed.
 Mrs. Zac F. smith has returned from Europe. Travelling with her this sum mer was a large a.l charming party who saw Europe with one of the most brilliant and delightful chaperones.
 Members of the Fenelon club may obtain their calendars from Mrs. Ira sellers.
 pr. r.. N. Wood has returned from vacation which he spent in Chicago and Canada.
 The board of managers of the Mercy Home will meet at the home this morning at 10:3O. A full attendance is desired.
 Miss Mamie Holt left the city yes terday to become a student in the Statesville North Carolina college.
 Mrs. l. M E. Blandn of Houston, Tex, is visiting Col and Mrs. s. w. John at Rosemont. Mrs Blandin is d sister of Colonel John and is extreme ly gifted
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Casper have returned from Michigan.
 Of the Porter-Pollard engagement, announced in these columns recently, the Nashvll American says
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