The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-25

programme committed, which includes Mrs George c. Ball, chairman, Mrs. Nan nie Williams, Mrs. N. W. Trimble, Mrs. W. G. Montgomery and Mrs. George F. Harrington has outlined 8 fine prospec- tus The Panama canal, with Alabama's s part in conception and final accomplish ment; Alabama women in literature, music. art and journalism what Alabama men have contributed to science and It. erature: Alabama women in patriotic or ganzations and club life; Alabama men in politics and journalism; Alabama in modern philanthropy. history and the Alabama of the future, all have their place in the full plan of study to be fol- lowed during the club year
 Lectures will be given by Rabbi New field. Mr. James Weatherly and other lprominent men. On Washingtons plrth- day an especially elaborate programme will be presented, the details to be decided upon later.
 The regent of the chapter is Mrs. Rob- ert II. Pearson, who ha,l been conspic- nous figure in club life and the work oi patriotic organizations for numoer ol years. and is president of the Book club this season. Mrs. Arthur Adams IS wee regent; Mrs. c. NJ. Tardy. secretary; Mrs. l1 r. Harrington. treasurer; Miss Alma Burgamy, iesstrar; Mrs. George (. Ball who organized the chapter many years ago, historian. and Mrs. J. W. Donnelly chaplain The chapter roll shows large membership list, and one representative os the best and most charming in south ern womanhood.
 The Quest
 The Quest club has entered upon a study of Greece. They will consider the history and literature of ancient Greece and intersperse with programmes Of this type q study of current events. Mrs. k. rt of ctt h. (. Heidt, vice president; Mrs. Wade Wood. secretary, and Mrs. c. M. Stanley, .reasu The orthoepist is Mrs. w. '. Dill and the state director, Mrs. Haskins Williams On the membership roll are Mrs c. c. Adams, Mrs. Sumter Bethea, Mrs. Elliott Carper Mrs. W. Y. Dill, Mrs Henry Dill, Mrs. T. M. Davidson, Mrs J. R, Estes, Mrs. Fielder Furlow, Mrs. r. B. Glass, Mrs. B. L.. Guice, Mrs ]. Q. Hannum, Mrs. c. C.. Heidt, Mrs. R. '. Jones' Mrs. w. J. Montgomery, Mrs. S. T.. Moore, Mrs. John l.. Parker, Mrs. H J. Porter Mrs, Erie Pettus Mrs. J. E. Penney. Mrs. J. L. Rankin. Mrs. J. D. Rhodes Mrs. w. A. Sellers, Mrs. Shack elford, Mrs F. s. Snedecor, Mrs. c. M Stanley, Mrs. c. M. Tardy, Mrs. B. F. Tyler, Mrs. HaslSins Williams, Mrs. Will lard Wilson, Mrs Wade Wood.
 Outlook
 An interesting addition to clubdom is the Outlook, which was organized at Graymont last winter and is composed of a cultured group of matrons in that DOT ton of the city. Mrs. w. D. Smith, a club woman of experience and skillful parliamentarian, was elected president for the present year and has associated with her Mrs. H, l.. Finklea as vice pres ident and Mrs. C.. s. Blair as secretary The Year books are typewriter and neat ly bound in brown paper. The committee appointed to compile them included Mrs. Glover Moore chairman, Mrs. H. l.. Nor row and Mrs. Wilbur North. The club membership includes Mrs. fc. P. Allen, Mrs. c. S. Blair. Mrs. c. A. Craven, Mrs. H. L. Finklea. Mrs. H. M. Gassman, Mrs. S. E. Holcomb Mrs. A. B. Lonergan, Mrs. Glover Moore, Mrs. H. l.. Morrow, Mrs. Walter McNeill, Mrs. Albert Nelson Mrs. Wilbur North, Mrs. W. W. Quinn, Mrs. Is. R. Ransom, Mrs. Felix Robb, Mrs. W. B, Rowe Mrs. Richard Webster, Mrs. W. D. Smith. Mrs. Winslow.
 TlUir study for the semi-monthly meet ings will be composed of modern topics, educational methods, study of the child. industries. immigration and other im- portant affairs.
 CrescendO
 The Crescendo club of Avondale is fol- lowing a line of study according to coun- tries, and this season have chosen Africa and Australia. Map study will lead into a more minute topical study, and the trouble in Europe has pointed out, to all who are trying to follow operations in the warning countries. the necessity for re- srme of geography. Tho land and the people, national characteristics and rep resentative men, government, religion and education are among the topics as- signed to various club members for talks to the club. Alabama day will be the oc- casion for special meeting and Bible day will follow The members are Mrs. R. V. Allgood. Mrs. Frank S. Address, Mrs A l.. Brown, Mrs S. R. Caffee, Mrs. J. E. Davis, Mrs. Frank Eanes, Mrs. G. c. Ellis, Mrs. E. P. Griswold, Mrs. F. A. Griswold, Mrs. G. B. Hanlin, Mrs. ". H Harrell. Mrs. c. w. Hays, Mrs T. 11. Hendrix. Mrs. T. w. Knox, Mrs. H. NJ Little, Mrs. H. l.. Martin, Mrs. c. H.. Tassmore, Mrs. Harry Passmore. Mrs. Carl Roberts. Mrs. William Roberts. Mrs. E. M Scott. Mrs. F. l.. Smith. lAfrs. W. R starbuck. Mrs. P. l.. Walker, Mrs. James Wilson.
 Qui Vive
 "The Living Age and Introductory Study of Browning Is the general sub ject to be studied by the Qui yive club this season. A lecture on Browning was one of the themes indicated in the year hook and topics of the day will be handled in clever fashion at various meetings during the year. The prospec- tus is one of the most promising that has been compiled by local clubs. Miss Mary E. Robinson is president of the Qut Tive club; Mrs. John D. Strange. vice president; Mrs. s. T. Slaton, second lvice president; Mrs c. A. Hardwick. sec retary, Mrs T. M. Coxe, treasurer; Mrs. Claud O'Rear, critic. The following well known women compose the membership: 1 Mrs. Harvey Copeland, Mrs. T. M-s Coxe. Mrs. Albert Dewberry. Mrs. w. ]. Dun- can, Mrs. J. F. Ehrhsrt, Mrs. E. T. Glass. Mrs. c. F. Hamff, Mrs. c. A. Hardwick. Mrs. AM Holt, Mrs. G. w.. Hughes, Miss Lucale Jones. Mrs. W. A. Kay, Mrs. Augustine Lee, Mrs. Mason Martin. Mrs. R. V. Mobley, Mrs. A. B. Mckinney, Mrs. Nina Perry, Mrs. Claud O'Rear, Mrs. Oscar Reinhart, Miss Mary Robinson, Mrs. D. J. Rowe, Mrs. J. c. Scott, Mrs IS. T. slaton, Mrs. J. D. Strange, Mrs w. 1 w Smith. Honorary members are Mrs | J. B. Francis and Mrs. J. F. B. Jackson, l Edgew0od
 1 ,Atrs. H., Fl. Shell, who is preside ent of tl:e Edgewood club is also the chief ' executive of the Birmingham Equal