The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-11


 pairing to leave nothing undone to bring
 this about The Twentieth Century club 1 at It's meeting on Friday passed resolu- l tions endorsing the movement to retain
 him and every woman's club in the city
 will be asked to pass similar ones These resolutions will be formally presented to the city council for their consideration
 Such plan on the part of the literary clubs of Birmingham shows the deep in- terest and anxiety felt in the proposed l change.
 Mrs. Endora Sawyer of Galveston. Tex, is the guest of Mrs. E. J. Blackwood at North Haven.
 At the Southern club this evening from l ' to 9:S0 o'clock Calman's orchestra will render the following programme: Over ture, 'tPique Dame," Suppe; musical me 1 lange, Little Rosebuds," Boettger; song "Lovelight Beaming from Your Eyes" Edwards; popular selection, "vanders- l loot Bomb,' Losey; valse intermezzo, i 'The Voice of the Flowers" Smith; se- l lection, "The Three Twins" Hoschna; intermezzo, "In Loves Toils," H. Berl; selection. Carmen" Bizet; cornet solo, i selected, (Signor Fred NappD, Nappi; l overture, "Militair," Turner.
 MT. and Mrs Leon Robinson and Miss Mary Robinson of Wetumpka are expect ed tomorrow to visit MT. C. F. Enslen.
 Mrs. W G. Kilgore and two children are the guests of her mother, Mrs. w. F. Conner, at 1114 South Sixteenth street.
 MT. and Mrs. A c. Peterson of Ope- lika are guests of Dr. and Mrs. Percy Nixon at their home in Norwood place.
 MT. and Mrs William Smith and their son, Hubert, are in New Orleans, where they will remain for several days.
 Mir and Mrs. Zabud Fletcher of Ope- l lika are guests of Captain and Mrs. 1 Hodge at East Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Hargrove are in New Orleans visiting relatives.
 Miss Margaret Hobson of Greensboro is the guest of friends in the city. Mrs. William Hardie and Mrs. J. Wal lace Bruce will go to Tuscumbia tomor- row to attend the Presbyterian Mission ary union.
 Dr. and Mrs. Earle Drennen are at home at 1880 South Fourteenth avenue.
 Mrs. L. S. Handley will go to Tuscum- bia tomorrow to remain throughout tho week.
 MT. and Mrs John C. Henley, Jr., have as their guest Mrs. Arthur Parker of Memphis.
 Miss Annie Richards and Miss Carola Richards of Cullman guests of MT. E. R. Blanchard and family at 1031 Thir- teenth avenue, south.
 Frank Blanchard, the little son of Mir. E. R. Blanchard is convalescent from an attack of appendicitis.
 MT. Lee Frankel of Chicago, whose marriage to Miss Lillie Meyer will take place Wednesday evening, Is in the city. Among the out-of-town guests at the Frankel-Meyer wedding will be Mrs. Joe Rosenbaum of Uniontown, Pa, MT. and Mrs. Al Stanley of Chattanooga and Mrs. John Watson of Anniston who have ar rived and are visiting at the home of Mrs Sol Meyer.
 Mrs Sarah Pickens Mcqueen has re- turned from Tate Springs and is visiting her son. J. w. Mcqueen, 1918 Seventeenth street, south.
 l Mrs. Simeon Belden, Jr., her daughter, Lotta, and son, Alvin, have returned 1 from Louisiana, where they spent the month of September on their grand mothers plantation, "Grassmere.' l A letter of importance to the United Daughters of the Confectionery, which was received recently with a request for pub | lication in order that 1t may meet the 'at- fnnt ion of ma 11aarc tc fnI1 To the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy:
 Your attention is called to the meeting ] of the annual convention of the general Association United Daughters of the Con- i federacy in Atlanta, Ga, on Wednesday morning, November Il, 1908, at 10 o'clock, with a session of four days | The Atlanta chapter, with it's president, Mrs. Edward G. Warner. FIT Juniper 1 street, Atlanta. are making every effort l to assure a successful meeting. l The Piedmont hotel, Peachtree street, 1 has been selected for headquarters. Rooms 1 on the European plan can be secured. Other hotels on the European plan are 1 the Kimball and the Aragon, both on Peachtree street Also the Marion, three blocks from the convention, and Majestic, i four blocks distant, both on the American plan, and ''The Leland" a boarding house, i four blocks from the convention hall, on 1 Houston street.
 For further information in regard to accommodations write to Mrs. s. H. Me | lone, chairman information committee, IA East Pine street, Atlanta, Ga.
 The convention will be held in the Cable concert hall, 82-84 North Broad street. At l lanta, three doors from the Piedmont l hotel
 1 Presidents of state divisions and chap ter presidents, where no division is l ganized, will see that all requirements 1 have been met for their full representa- l ton in the annual convention. Such re- | Quirements are: A complete registry of membership papers with each state reg istrar, or with chapter registrar, where no division has been formed; the pay ment of annual dues on October Il, 1908, 1 which amount must be sent to Mrs. L. E. i Williams, treasurer general U. D. C., box ] 1,, Anenurdge, Ky; and the filling out of credential papers and prompt return of the same to Mrs. A. l.. Dowell. recording | secretary general U. D. C., Opelika, Ala. l Duplicate copies of these credential papers must be sent to Miss Anna c. Bennlng, chairman credential committee. care of Mrs. Robert E. Park, 4S Merritts avenue, l Atlanta, Ga. Chapters must elect dele- gates at once, that these credential papers l LA tlnI ,I x.yitl ,.,,,f