The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-26
tContinued from Pnge Onel

Hill. Mrs. kershaw. Mrs j. (. King Mrs
 W. P. Leggett, Mrs. Lenk. Mrs J. R Me
 Nane. Mrs. A, T. McWane, Mrs. H. "
 Morgan, Miss Julia Roof. Mrs. J. B
 Simns0n, Mrs. H. IL Shell. Mrs. ]. R
 Snyder, Mrs. W. H. Stockham and Mrs
 j. NJ. Webb.
 The Qui vive club officers are Mrs
 Mason Martin, president: Mrs. E. ]
 Rowe and Mrs. Nina H. Perry, vice pres
 idents: Mrs Eugene Henry, secretary
 Mrs. J. r. Ehrhart, treasurer; Mrs W
 W. Smith, critic, and Mrs. A. B. MeKin.
 ney, state director The club personnel
 follows: Mrs H. H Copeland Mrs. A
 P Dewberrv Mrs. W. | Duncan, Mrs
 ]. r. Ehrhart. Mrs. R. F. .Flemming
 Mrs k. T. Glass. Mrs. c. A Hardwick
 Mrs. Eugene Henry Miss Henzel Mrs
 A, M. Holt, Mrs. c. w Hughes. Mrs Gus
 Lee, Mrs. Mason Martin. Mrs R. Y.
 Mobley, Mrs A. B. o'Rear. Miss Mary Robinson. Mrs. Nina H. Perry, Mrs. | c
 Scott Mrs g. T. Slaton, Mrs w w
 Smith. Mrs. J. E. Strong Mrs F. N. Taylor and Mrs. w w Todd.
 Those holding office in the L'Etude d'Art club are:
 Mrs. L. H. Alexander, president; Mrs T. l.. Hobart, vice president; Miss Maybel Stollenwerck, secretary. and Mrs F, Donahoo, treasurer.
 The members of the club are Mrs H C. Abbott, Mrs. l.. H. Alexander, Mrs. Philip Alexander, Mrs. c. T. Brazelton. Mrs James E. Chappel. Mrs. s. J. Cole, Mrs. D. A. Donahoo, Mrs. J. j. Eaton, Mrs. Robert ". Ewing Mrs. S II. Garg- ner, Mrs. P, W. Gorham, Mrs. Leroy Holt. Mrs. T. l.. Hobart Mrs. Charles W. Lokey, Mrs. w. P. McAdory Mrs. Walter McAdory. Mrs. R. G. McCarty, Mrs. Eli Pigman, Mrs. H. M. Robert son, Mrs. Ettle Seals. Mrs. Hale V Tar rant, Miss Ella Lee Smith. Miss Maybel Stollenwerck Mrs. Felix L Tarrant and Mrs Charles W. Tway.
 The Amaranth club, which was founded by the late Mrs. Mabel Sloss Cecil-TayIor, will make Some Studies of the Modern Drama this W inter- The clubs officers include Mrs. w. l.. Murdoch, president; 1 Mrs. John King, vice president; Mrs, T. | H. Heflin, secretary; Mrs. E. s. Moore ] treasurer, and Mrs. ". l.. Beasley, fed l eration director. The personnel of the club is as follows: Mrs. John Armistead, Miss Florence Ballard Mrs. Elwyn Bal lard. Mrs. w. l.. Beasley, Mrs. Clar- erce Bonham, Mrs. c. T. Brazelton Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mrs Claude Gotten, Miss Edna Dexter, Miss Meta Gruner, Miss Evelyn Glass, Mrs. Thomas Hefln. Mrs John King. Mrs. B. s. Lester, Mrs. C. l.. Ledbetter. Miss Virginia Handley, Mrs w H. Manly, Mrs. White Matthews, Mrs. Ed s. Moore, Mrs. Arthur Moody, Mrs. w l.. Murdoch, Mrs John Augustus Reir, Mrs. Edward l.. Rice, Miss Clyde Smith. Miss Anna Stilman. Mrs. Angus M. Tay- Tor, Miss Julia Ware and Miss Marguerite Weaver.
 There are also a great many women's Iiteray clubs in Greater Birmingham. The Crescendo club of Avondale has the foi- lowing officers: Mrs. Frank Eanes, pres ldent; Mrs. w. R. Starbuck, vice pres Ident; Mrs. G. B. Hanlin. secretary; Mrs l.. l.. Smith. treasurer, and Mrs. F. S. Address, director. The club has 25 mem- hers and the topics for study during the year are Spain and Holland"
 Woodlawn has two literary clubs, the Eleanor Horde. which was organized and in 1895. with Mrs. Miles Brad 1 lord as this years president, and the club, of which Mrs. F. s. Me is president. The first meet Il ng of the latter will occur October 1. f The Pierian and the Fortnighty Shake | reare clubs belong to East Lake and each ,f these organizations have planned in t eIesting programmes for study during I he winter. II The Cosmos club, with Mrs. P. A. Eu ' ank as president, the Thread of the C tory club, with Mrs. l.. E. Vines, pres- lent and the Sesame club with Mrs. J. C. ( Bryant president, are in Ensley Each ll fl these interesting organizations has , bout 20 members. The Thread of the tory will study the Modern Drama while the Sesame clubs programme is f Ancient History"