The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-05-15
ny MYRTLE MILES


 p,a,. aav--this is what Library Day noxt Friday is to be for Birihii ii'' '''' When Mrs. Edward H. Cabaniss Was ,.,,osa, bv the Council of Womens elups ,o assuroe the general chairmanshlp ol inc plan for Library Day no hllslaN 7 uas made. There are few who couiu Nave undertaken a plan of such iin- ,na,se ccope and carried 1t through ,,,+b the success that has been herS She Immediately began her cholee VI assistant chairman and 1t was here 'iiut her most effective work perhaps' was done The women whom she askea 'o sssfst her are well known in 'he au- Xoreement of charitable ana CIV iN movements and have proven tn hemselVOS willing to give their time or any per
 ,.l sacrifice to the furtheranee or
 o-th,, cause. The chairmen of the yorious committees have the co-opera- tive help of a number of other Wohi- on and of every man whose assistance tbev sought. The willingness 10 help with the library day plan speaNs wen for the public spiritedness or our pe"- n,e All who were called upon haNe siven lareely-of time and of more ma ..r;a1 things. A barbecue, to supply row after row of tables under the trees at the side of the lake and ma'efiais for their booths, have been proNioeu hv some of the large packing houses .ores firms. candy makers, bakeries
 a daalers in other foodstuffs. They were given cheerfully. just as private individuals have manifested their lhteh- .,on to he units in the great crowds s-otbered at East Lake on Friday. EV- cry school in Birmingham Will elose st noon so that the children may so' and a committee composed or Mrs. w. n Smith Mrs Henry Badham ana MrS' webb Crawford have gained the con
 .t of tbe merchants so that the stores will be closed as well, allowing tle eu,nloves to be patrons Of LioraIE Day.
 And Friday. while it is to be Library nav with all that, this means of pup lic improvement and higher cuiture' ls first and last to be play day Mis cabaniss. speaking of her hopes io' tts success the other day Tn 'he en- -'thusiastic little manner which mas been .o contag gious and inspiring, salo. we ,,a,+ ave,v woman and child m BIT ,,inoham to go. not from sense or s,,+v h,,t just to have all the run possible. Everyone must nave soou time. and everyone will we want voung and old to go out Tn the san'e .nirit and all to be young together
 on +his page of The Age Herald are nhotographs of some of the menioe's of inc advisory board and chairman oi committees who are working to hahe 1,,r.rv Dav a success. Mrs. Cabanlss, ,..ho with Mrs. c. p. Orr, the presl- liant of the Council of Women's eluos' Mrs. W. D. Smith, Mrs. samuel Auiei Mrs. Frank Y. Anderson, Mrs. haiey' Nrs Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Tomiinsoh' ara among the members of the adVisory hoard. The committees chosen TOT each ,sanarate department considered TOT J,hrarv Day have arranged for the s,aI,est detail so that each will be per feet Mrs. Charles G. Brown assisteo bv Mrs. Charles J. Smith, the mem hers of the Qui Yive club ana ule rountain Heights Study Circle, Will De in charge of the barbecue. TOO much cannot be said in praise of the women who will undertake this task one which will require A hours or their attention before it is in readiness TOT inc May day visitors at East Lake
 The dance will be the principal ln- terest Friday evening. It Is anticipated that every young person in Birming-