The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-16
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD A Luncheon for Mrs. Eugene
 Northington NOTES HERE AND THERE Tag Day for Boys Club--sIattery- Truslow Cards--Long-Be1I Invita- tions Out-The Blackfrinrs.
 Personal Mention
NOTES HERE AND THERE
BY MYRTLE MILES

A group of matrons and girls will be at every popular corner In the city today for the purpose of selling tags for the Boys club. It is earnestly urged by the members of the club that every man, woman and child in the city do all in their power for the success of the movement. They especially urge that it be under stood among the women of Birmingham that their support is expected, and that all who go to town be prepared to give at least 25 cents for tag.
 This is the only assistance the Boys club asks during the year, and it is the pleasure of people generally to give what they can. Last year and the year before their success was most gratifying, and it is thought that the same will be the case today, the greatest sympathy having been shown the movement.
 The following names have been added to the list sent in several days ago of those who will help today:
 Headquarters at Rains drug store will be in charge of Miss Annie l.. Williams, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. W. N. Nesbitt, Mrs. w. L. Murdoch.
 Assisting Mrs. c. J. Palmer at Brom- berg's, Miss Mary Campbell Mrs. Will Jordan and Miss Vernon Marks.
 Ensley in charge of Mrs Hix Frazier, Mrs. Robert Mosely, Miss Ethel Zuber, Miss Matte Morris, Miss Minnie Culver house, Miss Minnie Culpepper, Miss Bertie Kinds. Mrs. Dennis E. Echols and Mrs. John Angwn, with a coterie of Ensley girls, will assist Mrs. Hix Frazier and her workers.
 Pratt City in charge of Mrs. E. o. San ders, Miss Leila Edwards, Miss Jennie Edwards Miss Louise Walker, Miss Mae Delaney, Miss Myrtle Daniel, Miss Hazel Mckenzie, Miss Fl E. Summerlin, Miss Essie Young, Miss Mary Lee Burks. Mrs. J. D. Duncan, Mrs. w. l.. Smith, Mrs. J. M. Darlington, Mrs. Will George, Miss Claude Wood Miss West, Miss Fonville, Miss Belser, Miss May Walker, Miss Bes- sic Hinds, Miss Ethel Daniel, Miss Grace Daniel, Miss Mabel Barnard, Miss Clyde McPherson.
 For Woodlawn and East Lake-In charge of Mrs. M. Willows and Mrs. E. J. Knowlton, with Miss Ayrie Bal lard, Miss Blanche Ballard, Miss Susie Holcombe. Miss Elethea Lee, Miss Jessie Watson, Miss Winnie Watson, Miss Leta Hullett, Miss Sybil Love, Miss Bonnie Huff, Miss Ola Higgins, Miss Fannie Densmore, Miss Annie Cornelius, Miss Corinne Rains, Mrs. s. L. Willingham. Miss Eva Waldron.
 For Avondale and East Birmingham In charge of Mrs. E. c. Thurston; Mrs. John Caldwell Mrs. Robert Steele, Mrs. T. L. Moore, Mrs. Hewlett, Miss Clara IYrown, NSss Maggie Anderson, Miss Lucy Walker, Miss Sadie Frye, Miss Lois Starbuck, Miss Brooks, Miss Haynes. The following have loaned their cars for service during the day: Mrs. T. C.. Bush. Mrs. Culpepper Exum, Mrs. Rob ert Jemison, Jr., Mrs. A. A. Gambill, Mrs. B. M. Allen, Mrs. J. E. Frazier, Mrs M. P. Warrington. Mrs. John Cald- well, Miss Hillyer, Mrs. W. D. Nesbitt, Mrs Richard Massey, MT A. W. Hol- stun, Mrs. Wilbur E. Kelly, Mrs. Henry T. Dean, Mrs. John Gunnells, Mrs E. T. Shaw, Mrs. W. c. Oliver, Mrs. Paul Simon.