The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-14
Special Train Will Carry Party to Ensley, Besse-
 mer and MuscOda
BREAKFAST GIVEN
 AT COUNTRY CLUB
Smoker Will Probably Be a Feature of Entertainment for Promi- nent Guests at the South
 ern Club Tonight

About GO members and delegates to the istry, which has been in session in New York city for the past month, will arrive in Birmingham this morning at o'clock for one days trip over the Birmingham district. The delegation contains many noted foreign chemists of world wide re- nown and a number of the best known chemists of this country.
 A committee from the Chamber of Com merce will meet the excursionists at the ing and they will be taken on special street cars through the South Highlands residence district and thence to the Coun- try club, where breakfast will be served at o'clock. It is probable that several speeches will be made at the Country club.
 At 10 o'clock the party will again board the special cars and go at once to the Louisville and Nashville depot. where special train consisting of two coaches and a baggage car will be waiting. The train will carry the party through the Birmingham district, stops being made at the more prominent places. The train will return to Birmingham at 4:25 o'clock
 Days Itinerary
 The itinerary of the trip through the district is as follows:
 Leave Louisville and Nashville station at 10:25 a. m.; arrive Ensley 1o:55 a. m. leave Ensley :55 D. n., arrive Edgewatel 1215 p. m.; leave Edgewater D. m. arrive Bayview 12:40 p. m.; leave Bay view 12:45 p. m. Lunch. Arrive by product plant, Corey. 1:a0 p. m; leave by-product plant go via wire plant and arrive Bessemer p. m.: arrive Muscoda 8 D. m, leave Muscoda 3:30 p. m; arrive Birmingham via Louisville and Nashville 4:25 p. m.
 An informal luncheon will be served on the train.
 The courtesies of the Southern club will be extended the party upon the arrival in Birmingham in the afternoon. It Is likely that an informal smoker will be given at the Southern club during the evening. The chemists will leave Bir- mingham at 10 o'clock tonight for At lanta.
 The delegates to the International Con- gress of Applied Chemistry met in Wash ington, D. C., about a month ago and after two days session there went tc New York city. From New York the excursion train carried them to the Pa cific coast and they are on their way back to New York at the present time.
 Reception Committee
 Among those who will act on the com mittee of reception and entertainment are the following: John w. Sibley. Culpepper Exum, Richard W. Massey. John l.. Par ker George G. Crawford. T. H. Motion, M. N. Malone, James R. Harris, William P. Redd pr. J. H. Phillips. w. W. Craw- ford, Soion Jacobs. M. P. Messer. Otto Marx, Edward Hitler, Leo K. Steiner, L. sevier, James J. smith, Henry L. Bad ham, E. w. Barrett, Victor H. Hanson. George A. Blinn, John H. Adams, R. D. Johnston, Jr., A. w. Nelson and others. Personal invitations have been extended by the Chamber of Commerce to Dr. Eu- gene A. Smith and Prof. Stewart J. Lloyd of the University of Alabama; Dr. A. A. Persons of Bessemer, formerly of the University of Alabama; Prof. B. B. Ross of Auburn, and all local members of the Congress of Applied Chemistry to join in receiving and entertaining the visiting delegates.
 A leafiet giving description of the country through which the train will travel on the trip through the Birming- ham district will be distributed on the tam.
 The advertising committee of the Cham Der of Commerce has prepared very at traciive and beautiful badge for the mem- bers of the excursion party.