The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-20

| ley Sanders frock was made of canard blue cloth trimmed with lace. Her hat was a becoming blue model of the new | dropping type.
 l Mrs. Porter Walker wore a street gown i of blue. Her hat was made of taupe satin and trimmed with wings. | Mrs, Frank Bell wore rajah silk ] costume of Copenhagen blue, trimmed l with lace. Mrs. Will Hughes wore an old rose di- rectoire costume en train. Miss Anna 1 VanHoose wore pink. l Mrs. William M. Jordan was one of 1 the ovellest young matrons present She | wore a green directoire gown. Miss Mary l Ruth McLester wore tailored frock with a large black hat. The resolutions adopted on Friday, De- l tober 3, by the Twentieth Century club, | having as their import the ndorsement of | Judge Feagin as inferior criminal court | judge, were sent to 8 of the leading or | ganizations of the city, whose members 1 are women. They were read at the meet l ings of the various clubs on F Friday last, and almost without exception were adopt | ed without a dissenting vote. The Shake | speare club has laid aside the resolutions 1 to be acted upon at the next meeting. | Several others will meet today and to- | morrow, and their members are planning l tO ldke ueclueQ steps upon d movement | which in the general concensus of opinion | among the women of Birmingham is of | the most vital importance to the moral welfare of the city. | Among the organizations which were 1 heard from yesterday was the Young | Womens Christian association. The pres ident, Mrs. c. P Orr, and the secretary | Miss Maybelle Sloss Cecil signed in be- half of the association l Mrs Hard wick r1racidpnt and Mrs. Joseph E. Cook, secretary of the 1 Ladies Aid society of the First Chris tian church, indorsed the resolutions in 1 behalf of the order.
 The resolutions sent to the Treble Clef club were indorsed by it's president, Mrs. W. J. Adams and it's secretary, Mrs. 1 Mayes
 The Cadmean Circle indorsed the move ment through it's vice president, Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, and it's secretary Mrs. Kate c. Redd.
 Mrs. Richard Fell, the president of the
 Culture club, and Mrs. w. II. Bell, it's secretary, appended their signatures in be-
 half of the club.
 The names of Mrs. James B. Donnelly. president pro tenn, and Mrs. l.. J. Ham melt, secretary of the Study Circle, were
 appended to the resolutions sent to that
 club.
 The Twentieth Century club through
 whose instigation the movement began
 indorsed the resolutions which were com
 pied by their committee through its pres
 ident, Mrs. w. l.. Rosamond, and the
 secretary, Mrs. J. B. Shropshire.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Estes and their
 daughter, Mrs. Barnwell of Atlanta, and Mrs Dewitt of Monterey Cal, will gc
 to Blount Springs this morning to be
 present at the marriage of MT. Thornton Estes and Miss Julia Maddox at higI
 noon today.
 Among the guests at the Estes-Mad.
 dox wedding will be Miss Nellie Nabers
 Miss Marjorie Weatherly, Miss Dorothy
 Orr, MT. and Mrs. D. J. Snow, MT. Will liam Mudd, MT. Jelks Cabaniss. Mrs. John M. Craven of Concord, N
 C., who has been the guest of Mir. anc . Mrs. Alexis c. Craven since Friday, will
 go to Union Springs today to attend the wedding of her brother, Dr. Charles : Franklin.
 r Mrs. Clarence Ballard is visiting rela. tives in Batesville, Ark.
 Mrs. Frank Grider will go to Texa.
 today to visit relatives.
 
 the guest of her parents MT and Mrs
 Charles Smith.
 MT. Giles Mcqueen was among the
 State university boys spending Sunday al | home
 { MT. Kyle B. Shropshire has returned tc / Tuscaloosa after spending the week enc ] at home.
 T Mrs. Horace Adams has gone to At
 lanta. She will be absent several weeks
 Mrs. Harry Matthews is expected to re
 turn this week from New York city, Il MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockard will ec I to New York in November. Mrs s. P. Reed of Meridian, Miss, an6 her little daughter, Miss Ruth Reed, are visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Gus Jones of Demopols is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. Y. Dill Mrs. E. E. Robinson of East Lake has as her guests, Rev. and Mrs. Barnes ot Boston.
 Mrs. N. B. Whitley and her little daugh. ter, Miss Dorothy Whitley, are in Tusca. loosa.
 MT. M. Leslie Carter of New YorI, has been in the city for several days He has been entertained by num- Der of old friends both here and in Bes- semer.
 Mrs Edward Holmes of Macon, Ga is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Jemison.
 Mrs Motion Smith has returned from Huntsville where she was the guest oi
 her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Mur- phree.
 At the parish house, Church of the Ad-
 vent this afternoon from to 5 o'clock
 there will be baby show Eight at.