The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-04-04
SUFFRAGE BAZAAR AND
 LUNCHEON AT TUTWILER

An important as well as interesting event of yesterday was the bazar and husbands luncheon given at the Tut wiler by the Birmingham Equal Suf- frage association to defray the ex- pense of the theatre for presenting Dr.. Anna Shaw, America's leading woman orator and suffragist, on Sum- day, April Il, at the Jefferson. More than 200 attended and still more were turned away. .ol4
 The bazar and flower display was in the lobby. These were well pat ronized and many flowers were sold. A neat sum was realized. In the ball. room, where the tables were placed for the luncheon, profusion of Easter lilies and hyacinths were tastefully used and the words, "Votes for Wom- en" were in large black and yellow letters and suspended above the speak CTS platform.
 Mrs. Jacobs presided and introduced every speaker in her usual charming manner. The programme given fol- lows:
 s-"Disadvantages of Being the Husband of @ Suffragist;" "Educating Suffrage Husband;" ''The Clinging Vine;" Husbands as Home Makers;'' .The Neglected Husband;" Our Polit- ical Wives" .sIs Suffrage Detrimental to Matrimonial Prospects?" .The Ideal Legislator"
 Among those who responded were the following: pr. F. D. Losey of the University of Alabama, Miss Mary Partridge, Selma: Mrs. H. HI. Shell Hon. Isadore Shapiro, Mrs. J. A. Bow ron, Mrs F. D. Losey, dean of the wom- ans department, University of Ala bama; MT. R. F. Johnston.
 Mr. Morris Bush was the last speak CT and his piece was a fitting and clever climax for this delightful af- fair.
 Among the immense throng who at- tended were:
 Mrs Charles DeBardeleben, MT. w L. Welton. Mrs. Sidney Ullman, Mrs A. H. Woodward, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Rand, Mrs. Henry Dean, Mrs. Thomas Bowron. Mrs. w. D. Nesbit Mrs. W. H Hammett. Mrs G. T. Brazelton, Mrs Russell Hunt, MT. and Mrs. w. J Young, MT. R. A Brown. MT. and Mrs H l.. Badham. MT. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. J. D. Donnelly, Mrs. Henry Nor scheimer, Miss Amelia Worthington Mrs. Will Jordan. Mr. Erskine Ram say. Mrs. Viola Roden- -Reden ana party. Mrs. Jack Bowron, Mrs. James Bowron and guests. Miss Edith Bow ron, MT. and Mrs. Thomas and party Miss Elizabeth Gilrenth, Mrs Powell | &A SSs 4 AhiAh OIOChdI 44T6s Ss 3A- @SSAA- ton. Miss Helen Benners and others ANNOUNCEMENTS Mrs. Julia T. Dixon will entertain 1ant No. 2 of the Womans Missionary unior of the Southside Baptist church Frida, morning, April g, at 10:S0 o'clock. An open meeting of the Council of Jew fish Women will take place at Temple Emanu-El Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Madame Bella Pevsner will lecture or What Jewish Women Have Done II the War" and a pretty musical pro gramme will be given. The public il invited.
 The Girls Social Service club will hold a meeting Tuesday morning at il o'clock at the cottage of the South Highland. Presbyterian church.
 The regular meeting of the board oi directors of the Mercy Home Industria school will be held at the school Wednes' day. April ', at 3 o'clock. A call meeting >ef the board of man aEers of the Mercy Home will take place Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at suffrage headquarters.
 The Easter services of the Mercy Homo Industrial school will be held this even ina at 7:15 clock at the school. Friendl of the organization are invited.
 Mrs. c. Woodruff will entertain tn Thursday Afternoon Five Hundred clul ot her hoine In Norwood.
 Tho l1rulpgham branch e tho South