The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10


 many of them should adorn Christmas 1 parcels.
 l A spirited campaign will be launched the morning of the fourteenth. II will be conducted it. quietly persistent fashion until almost the dawn of Christmas. and 1 by a company of the ahlest women and the most charitable girls i'll Birmingham, and will reach. it is hoped. every home in all th4s great city and its environs. Mrs. NoTborne Page Cooke, the wife of one of the most prominent physicians or the city, and herself @ popular young matron. has assumed the office of gen. eral chairman. She is a woman Of fine executive ability and is proving a capital leader.
 Mrs. Cooke has appointed chairmen for each Of the seven days of the sale from December II to p. Mrs. Frank Howe Bell will be chairman the first day. and like the others, has secured the assist anee Of several young matrons and girls. She will have with her the following young women: Mrs. John Yeatpan, Mrs. Chapline Hodges, Mrs. Beniain Kerr, Mrs Eugene Enslen Jr. Mrs. Brooks Forbes Mrs. Harry Lee Koenig, Mrs. B. r. Wilkinson, Mrs. Sidney Edmonds, Mrs NJ E. Devstoe. Mrs. Samuel Benton, Miss Carol Woodson, Miss Clara Lee Wood son, Miss Doris Weatherly. Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Kate Perry. Miss Leila smith, Miss Virginia Abbott, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss Lanier, Miss Flor enee Coffin, Miss Edith Thompson. Miss Elsie Fies, Miss Louise Glass, Miss Bessie McCrossin, an attractive coterie and one from whom even the most callous ob- refuse to purchase.
 Mrs. w. I. Grubb will be chairman the l second day. Friday December 15, and
 with her will be Mrs. A R. Dearborn, Mrs. Carl Seals, Mrs. George Hutchinson, Mrs. Horace Adams, Mrs. John K. War ren. Mrs, Ed Warren. Miss Edith Thomp- 1 son. Miss Dorothy Lynch of Ohio, Miss Elsie Fies, Miss Alice Levy, Miss Annie Blinn, Miss Annie Donnelly, Miss Alma Messer and Miss Helen Lake Little. Saturday. December Is, the chairman will be Miss Bessie May Thompson, the only girl in this position Miss Thompson's S l cleverness and charming personality make her eminently fitted for any respon- sible or conspicuous position and it Is l confidently expected that theirs will be among the most profitable booths. She will have assisting her d group of at tractive women, including her mothe,. Mrs. T. C. Thompson, Mrs. J. c. Car michael, Mrs. Charles E. Bowman, Jr, and a party of girls.
 l Mrs. W. l.. Murdoch will have the chair manship on Monday. December IS. assist ing her will be Mrs. John Turner, Mrs Charles E. Bowman, Jr.. Miss Ethel Nor ton. Miss Edna Moore, Mrs I.. K. Plosser Mrs. Walter l.. Beasley, Mrs. Zell Gaston
 Mrs. Oscar Turner, Mrs. Thomas Wing 1 field, Mrs R. c. Woodson, Mrs. Matt
 Sloane. Mrs. Felix Tarrant, Mrs J. H.
 Eddy, Miss Mamie Lum, Miss Sue DeX- l ter, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Ruth Norton, Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Miss Lucy l Truss. Miss Susie White, Miss Kathleen
 Van Hoose and Miss Elizabeth Morris. l December 19 Mrs. Jackson Halstead and
 Mrs H. K. White will be the chairmen.
 Their assistants will include Mrs Thon- as Heflin, Mrs. Pugh Pearson, Miss Letta
 Will Goldsmith. Miss Kate Perry, Miss
 Florence Coffin, Miss Mary Myrts Cook,
 Miss Edith Orr, Miss Lillian Orr, Miss
 Ellie Gordon Robinson. Miss Kathleen
 Stringfellow Miss Ford, Miss Emily Som
 ervlle, Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Ms John Jones, Mrs. Robert H. Hood. Mrs
 NJ, F. Dewstoe, Mrs. Frederick Neill Phil
 lips. Miss Mabel Wheeock, Mrs. Sam
 cowan, Miss Vernon Marks
 December % Mrs. B. J. Cheeseman will have the chairmanship. Her assistants ] will be Mrs. Harry Walstrom, Mrs R. F.
 Beck, Mrs. J. T. Hayes. Miss Leila Smith
 Miss Virginia McDavid Miss Kathleen
 Hayes, Miss Mary Wright, Miss Pearl Guscott Miss Agnes Bethea, Miss Estele | Bethea, Miss Elise Farrior Miss Gaynell Chamblee, Miss Annie Lee Cham3lee, Miss | Mary Harrison, Miss Helen Eustis. Miss Gladys Grombs. Miss Margaret Patton,
 Miss Sallie May Wade, Miss Fannie
 Evans and Miss Hazel Copeland.
 Mrs. Barnes Morgan whose work for
 the Boys club on Tag Day is famil;s--
 to all who have informed themselves as
 to the success of that charity will be 1 chairman for December 21 and the last day of the sale. She will have in add- tion to. several natrons, the following
 girls: Miss Leila Screven, Miss Louise
 Glass. Miss Christine Glass. Miss Luetia
 Gregg. Miss Eleanor Matthews. Miss Eli
 zabeth Massey Miss Mary George Greene,
 Miss Virginia Underwood, Miss Lydia
 Eustis and Miss Harriet Fitts.
 On the first day of the sale Mrs. Mark
 B. Lewis and Mrs. Viola Roden- Redin
 may be found where they stood last year
 to Sell Red Cross seals-at the Brown Marx corner on First avenue. There is never any trouble encountered by these
 two lovely women in disposing of the
 allotted shares of stamps. By their charm , and their own interest in the noble un- dertaking they inspire a desire to help
 among all who pass that way.
 l A lovely bessemer woman. Mrs George II. Stevenson, will be in charge of the 5 seal sale during the seven days, and as- t sisting her will be Mrs. T. D. Lewis, Mrs. ] Richard Fau and Mrs. T. T. Huey. The
 five drug stores of the city have gen l erously consented to keep the seals on l sale, for the convenience of their GUS toners.
 In Ensley the project will be well rep T resented by Mrs D. T. Fuoua. who is l one of the most unsefsh workers of the !, district in the crusade against the white 5 plague. She has been member of the
 auxiliary since early in it's orsaniza- 5 ton and has stood ready at all times 3 to give her tire nd strength to it's pre-,