The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14

Clionian club: "The subject is one in which I am thoroughly interested, and this movement on the part of Pelham chapter shall certainly receive my in- dorsement approval and cooperation. I want to subscribe to the capital stock During my recent visit to the Pacific coast I was particularly attracted by the many splendid women's club build ings in the various western cities. Ger tainly Birmingham is just as progress sive, or should be, and I want to see he matter pushed to rapid completion. We are in great need of just such a building"
 Mrs. W. J. Adams, president Treble Clef club: This plan of Pelham chapter is most excellent; Birmingham has great need of such building, in fact, know of nothing which Birmingham needs so much. l want to give more than my indorsement, l want to subscribe to the stock. and pledge my earnest co-opera- tion."
 Mrs. T. D. Parke of the Cadmean cir cle: "I am proud to indorse Pelham chapters plan for a woman's building; it's just fine. l want 10 shares of stock, the maximum amount allowed an in- dividual. and I'll do all in my power 10 push the work and assist in its sue cess. Birmingham women should con graduate themselves upon the oppor- tunity given them"
 Mrs. Mark B. Lewis: "The movement for womans building has my heartiest approval. Birmingham needs the build ing. In my home town, Los Angeles, there are three successful women's club houses-sucessful in every way, espe- cially as business investment. Eacn one has already paid for itself The clubhouses are located in the most beau- tiful residence sections of the city, and are used for every possible club and social purpose, even weddings being held in them. I am sure Birmingham can make a success of the undertaklng.i
 Mrs. H. E. Stringfellow president William L. Yancey chapter united Daughters of the Confederacy: ''I cer- tainly approve of the plan of Pelham chapter, and believe it can be made great success It should receive the support of every chapter and club Tn the city I am sure our chapter Will give It's hearty operation.
 Mrs Victor Hanson. president Music study club: q think 1t is perfectly snlendid, and wish the movement great success I feel an especial interest in the proposed plan of having a medium sized auditorium, that is the greatest need of the Birmingham clubs"
 Mrs. c. J. Sharp, vice regent Of Ala bama Daughters of the American Rev olution: "Its magnificent, this plan Tor Ia woman Dulluiil6f SiiiiIiS words to express my admiration Tor the courage of Pelham chapter in launch ing the project-every one felt the need but the courage necessary for such a big undertaking was lacking. I'll do all that l can for its Success and ad- vaneement, and I want to subscribe for stock at once.
 Mrs Frank Eaves, president Crescendo club: q think this Is the very thing Birmingham needs. 1 never knew a city to need a building more. The move inent certainly has my indorsement."
 Mrs. George F. Harrington, president Twentieth Century club: The move ment for woman's building is much needed issue, every club feels the need of it. While in no wise wishing to have the private homo meetings of the linn
 tied literary clubs interferred with I heartily indorse the plan of Pelham chapter for it is just what we need An auditorium of medium size is an absolute necessity. The meeting or our state federation here every few years fully demonstrates what the lack ot such building means to the birihiiis ham club women."
 Mrs. A. H. Ford: There is great need for just such a building as that pro posed by Pelham chapter, ana thS movement has my full ipdorsemen' - feel sure it will be success. .--~..,-
 Mrs. H. L. Martin, Avondaie'
 wornan's building will mean even more to suburban clubs than to those m tne city. as there is a constant demahu TOT suitable meeting places. l feel sure ,he plan will prove a great success, ana ae- serves the full support of Birmingham Iclub women" ,,,. ~
 Mrs oliver cha1ifoux: T think Pel- ham chapter is the biggest, broadest as sociation I ever heard or to work oht lthat snIendid practical plan, and then cive every other club the opportunity to come in on the ground floor and take hart in the organizations It Is giving us sr onnortunity to do the very work we have all felt was so greatly needed, but no one wanted to risk taking the initia- live. I like the whole plan. especially l in, limit of 10 shares of stock to an individual. Every club woman in Bir lmincham ought to have a share in that building. It is the greatest need of Bir- minsham today"
 1 Mrs Richard Johnston: Certainly there is great need for woman's club building in this city. Pelham chapter .