The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05

~ LII arrangements for the pazaf 70
IN be held under the auspices of the
q Birmingham Equal Suffrage asso-
citation on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day have been completed, The different
subcommittee have been hard at work
for the past week and on the opening day
everything will be ready.
An interesting feature of the bazaar will
be the engagement of Nils. Loral, a cele-
brated astrologer, fresh from the far east,
where her readings have attracted UNI
usual attention among those of the cult,
1t is said Mile. Loral is deeply learned
in the science of astrology, having made
quite a study of the science in London.
The bazaar will be held either at the
Cox shoe store building or in the Motion
store on Nineteenth street, south.
Many of the leaders in the suffrage
cause have spent the summer west in
Canada and Alaska and have returned
laden with unique and interesting SOU
venirs for the bazaar. There is no doub5
about the suffrage bazaar scoring a big
success, and there will be no suffrage
talks.
Decoration chairman, Mrs. Copeland,
assisted by Mrs. Ullman, Mrs. Bowron,
Mrs. Gelders and Mrs. Loveman
Chairman of publicity, Mrs. j. F. Slat-
ten, assisted by Miss Nell Freeman and
Miss Winnie Freeman, Miss Helen Bethea
end Mrs Scudder Ryal.
rh,i,.,, 80 li+ana+,,o Mr.. 1.o,,so,,
,iiii mon " ilso :, W. .
assisted by Mrs Pierce, Mrs. Becker Mrs.
Schroeder, Miss Wise and Miss Hattie
Gowdy,
Chairman of voicaless sneacb Mrs
$3.50 -. s., 49, $50,
NlAon Noiils, 'assi9'eu ~ Nhle9 Do"N'
MISS e'dza' MISS Gauuy, MISS Worthlhs
ton, Miss Snider and Mrs Bowron, Mrs.
Smell. Mrs Staten and Mrs. Wood.
C,,,a;,,,,,, 80 ,,,,,sio NJ. Ta,,na Tat
-
son DaVlus' NirS. Harry Pthl' vi = ~
ior' M. huile' 1t. L otleilhos' WI DIV
ron, Mr. j. l. Slatter ana MT. Jaehson'
Chairman OIL dancing, Mrs. X. =. John-
ston; ASSISTED by MISS LONDON MISS gel
GERS, MIS- LoFeihdi' MISS 1ahus' MISS
warm ana MISS Chahplss-
chairman OF caro- party MIS-: Latlein'
assisted by Mrs hierhan ana MIS- sim
mons.
Chairman OF the children dance ana
grab bag, Mrs. Rodgers assisted by Mrs.
Moore MIS-. HENDERSON ana MIS- Cole-
man.
Chairman OF the grocery store, mrs
sydney Ullman, assisted by MIS- batsoii'
Mrs Gelders' Mrs. LoVeman ana MISS
Rummage.
Chairman OF the papy pootn, MIS-. Eu--
ward IutWller; assisted by MISS Gohley'
MISS McCrossln ana MIS-. Murooch'
Chairman OF girls ana boys pooth' MIS-
Edmund Arnes; asslsted py Mrs. bra-
zelton, Mrs. FLOWERS, MIS-. johnston MIS-
w. N. WOOD.
chairman OF prldes ana grooms pootn,
Mrs Lewis Underwood; assisted by MISS
London MISS Mortningtoh' MISS paNls'
man.
Chairman OF mothers ana iatners
booth Mrs II. II. SMELL ASSISTED py MIS-
Adams. Mrs. feti' Mrs. shroeaer' MIS-
z. }. Barnes, Mrs. Birdie smith, MIS-
SCION Jacobs.
treasurer MRS. ohne, ASSISTED by Mrs
george BroWn' MIS-. ". u. MuchInore,
MISS hate 6andy' MISS molly Iowa
and MISS Lena MEYERS
Inc chaperones ior the uahce OH 1nurs-
DAY evening VIII pc Mrs, james DOW
ron, MIS-. w. -. Eluruoch' MIS-. =. ~.
Davis, Mrs. II. n. johnston MIS- I1afrS
Jones mrs, oolon Jacops' Mrs, Motifs
Newheid, MIS-. M, v, joseph: Mrs
. James Mckenzie Mrs. n. b. AlVold' Mrs.
Nixon Norris mrs. l. =. Pea,ty MS