The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-11-19
Many Entertainments For
Electrical Men When They
Meet in December
LOCAL COMMITTEE
ALSO ANNOUNCED
Among Entertainments viii Be Re-
ception at Country Club and Cab
aret at Newspaper Club.
Golf and Tennis Also

convene in Birmingham December Q, was
announced yesterday by Oscar c. Turner,
through whose efforts the convention was
secured for Birmingham.
The programme Includes an automobile
tour of the city, a tea for the ladies at
the Southern club, theatre party for the
ladies at the Lyric, a cabaret and sn oker
for the men at the Newspaper club. a re-
ception at the Country club, a golf tour
nament and barbecue at the Roebuclx
Springs club, a tennis tournament at the
Country club and tour OF the Industrial
district on a special train
Local Committees
The local committees to arrange for
the events of the meeting have been
named by Mr.. Turner as follows:
General Reception Committee. IL. P.
DeWindt, chairman r. H. Chamberlain,
George Gordon Crawford, Col T. o.
Smith, II. L. Badham, H. A. Drennen,
Frank S. Washburn. r. T. Brooks, p. G.
Shook, James Bowron, Erskine Ramsay.
c. Fairbairn Crawford johnson, George
Ward, M. v. Joseph, j. w. Donnelly,
w. w. Crawford, H. c. Ryding, James
Weatherlsy. f. H. crockard, ]. e. Shell
by, e. II. Cabaness, C. M. Stanley, John
L. Kaul, r. A. Brown. Culpepper Exum,
]. Fl. Barr, A. II. Woodward L. Sewer,
Theodore Swami, w. e. Mitchell, George
| Knox, F. T. Pullen Murray Brown, Scion
Jacobs. J. D. Turner, H w. Coffin, f. P.
Glass, e. II. Andrews, Forney Johnston,
Robert Jemison, Jr, Sam Blach, II. M.
Edn1nuAc T. II Wy
George Blinn, ]. T. Stokley, Sol Caheen.
v. II. Hanson, B. B. Burton, r. L. Cross,
Hugh Morrow, Maj. L. M. Tutwiler,
Walker Percy, r. A. Terrell J. III.
Phillips, George w. Connors. George H.
Gray, Charles F. DeBardeleben, Her
bert Smith, NJ L. Semon, ]. J. Smith,
Eugene +. Enslen, A. w. Smith, John N.
Coffin, R. w. Ewing, ]. w. Sibley, Bert
Jacobs, H. B. Gray. J. Frank Rushton,
j. Campbell Maben, Jr., j. w. Mcqueen,
William Ryan, E. II. Horton, A. o.
Lane, Oscar C. Turner. A. w. Carey.
c. w. Lutz, Harry Jones, F. A McElroy.
]. D. Moore, John II. Frye, T. II. Rem
ME, e. B. Heiser, w. C. Adams, c.
Black, George McClary, ]. n. Rose, r.
| II. Woodward, Gregory Johnson. M. j.
Lide. H. K. Miner, J. D. RoseEberger
John Sparrow, A. NJ Taylor, H. B.
Wheelock.
Country Club. d. Turner, chairman;
Il. H. Cabaniss. Cary Baker, John NJ
| Caldwell. Robert Thatch. E. B. Crawford,
Robert Jemison, Jr A. M. Shook, Jr.
Street Car Committee-J. T. Hurry.
chairman F. Fl. Chamberlain, ]. E. Mont
gomery, Fred Underwood. E. s. Center,
Tom Hill. F. T. Pullen, Frank Hammond,
Ciscero Blackwell.
Automobile Ride-Frank B. FowllSes,
chairman: Crawford Johnson, p G. Shook,
w. C. Radcliffe. Clyde Ennis, w. T. Giles,
Wallace Johns, Frederick Gunster, John
| C. Henley. Fred Underwood, Tom Ander-
| son, H. B. Everett. Walter Harper.
Tennis Tournament-Carroll Blake,
chairman; r. d. Johnson. Jr., Cary Baker.
Registration Committee-w. A Hop
| lxins, chairman; H. w. Kilkenny, w. r.
| Herstein, Charles Doerr Charles w.
Burney.
Golf Tournament-R- 7. Brook, chair
| man; R. H. Baugh, R. A. Brown. V. H.
Hanson, V. j. Nesbit, Leroy Percy
= Ladies Committee-Mrs. Oscar C. Tur-
ner. chairman; Mrs. w. r. Herstein, Mrs
Crawford Johnston, Mrs. Harry Jones
Mrs. ]. H. P. DeWindt Mrs r. T. Brook.
Mrs. H. L. Badham, Mrs. v. H. Hanson,
Mrs. f. II. Chamberlain, Mrs. j. D. Tur-
ner, Mrs H. A. Drennen.
Barbecue. II. p. DeWindt, chairman;
Scion Jacobs, r. A. Brown, w. w. Craw-
ford, o. C. Turner, r. Fl. Baugh. Ed.
Norman. A. L. Fullenwilder, L. Sewer, r.
f. Culverhouse.
Cabaret and Smoker-Oscar c. Tur-
ner. chairman; Sidney Lazarus, r. Fl.
Chamberlain. w. A. Cameron, r. d. Bur-
nett B. H. Mooney, Tom sherman; Hugh
Roberts, A. M. shook, Jr., J. e. Chap
pell, Ellis Hollums. w. M. Clements, II.
C. Ryding, e. H. Andrews.
Programme For Meeting
The programme for the meeting fol-
lows:
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8.
900 a. m. registration, ground floor.
Tutwiler; w. A. Hopkins, chairman reg
istration committee. III. w. Kilkenny,
w. r. Herstein, Charles Dozen, Charles
Burney.
Badge. which will be given, will ad-
NIT without further cards to all the
clubs, golf links, in the city. The the
atre party, smoker and ball.
eastern division.
| 400 a. M, general meeting, ball
room, second floor motel open for all.
room, second floor hotel. open for all.
ladies and gentlemen. be sure and go.
| 430 p. M, ladies' tea, Southern club.
4s0 p. m. meeting jobbers. second
| floor Tutwiler hotel.
| 500 D. m, ladies' theatre party. Lyric
theatre.
| 900 p. M, press club, cabaret and
smoker for men; rendered by the Biz
mingham Newspaper club.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9.
a. m.-special street cars will leave
! hotel for Roehuck Golf and Automobile
club.
1918 a. m.-Meeting of jobbers. Nanufac-
| turers and guests begin golf tournament
IL a. m.-Ladies visit roof garden OF
press club
| : p. m.--Barbecue for all, ladies' coming
| our on special cars leaving press club al
II noon.
|, 2 p. m.-Golf tournament; prizes offered
by the association.
.. m.-Ladies card party: prizes of.
fered by the local COMMITTEE.
$3.50 D. m.-Reception rendered by the
Country club.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER TO-
$3.50 a. m.-Street cars leave for Coun-
try club.
10 a. m.-Tennis tournament. Golf link,
open to any who desire to use them.
10 a. injecting of jobbers.
1890 p. m.-Ladies' luncheon at Country
club.
| 2:lt p. m. sharp-Steam railroad cars
leave Louisville and Nashville terminal
J station for trip through the industrial dis
trict Of Birmingham. BY courtesy of the