The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-03

3l 1ddE change in place for the doll bazaar will make no difference in the attendance or the interest in ehat event which is the all important Charity affair of the fan season. The act that Xmas is so near at hand, that there are dozens of little ones at the Shildren's hospital waiting for an in fome that will be sufficient to give them he necessaries of life The fact that there are many more on the outside of he institution who would be made strong and well if they could be admitted to me hospital will stimulate the attendance ft the bazaar which begins next Tuesday at lOS North Nineteenth street. Then the Sinners at the Hillman hotel and the presence at these dinners of the women Who compose tho various church socie- ies adds greatly to the interest of the oazar. The dinners are made so reason able and the service so quick that there always "a waiting list at the hotel Pn the days when the annual doll bazar s in progress.
 It is said that there have never been IS many pretty things for Christmas as .wnl be seen at the bazaar this year. One Pf the most attractive of the commit ees and most useful booths is the house. keepers booth. In this booth will be ound all sorts of nice things for the practical housekeeper
 Mrs. Chisholm who is in charge of the furprise booth is one of the best workers n Birmingham. She is also one of the most capable and her booth this year VIII contain many delightful surprises
 MISS Margaret Gage, who is the chair (nan from the Birmingham Relief asso- Siation, is using her artistic taste (and hat Is well known by every person who Enows Margaret Gage) in making boxes There will be a booth of all kinds of boxes made by the Birmingham society iris They will be cake boxes, candy oxes, hat boxes, and shoe boxes, and he public can rest assured that these boxes on sale at the doll bazar will he a reasonable price.
 Mrs. Hale Tarrant is one of the most nterested and active ones. Mrs. De- egree, too, is using busy hands and a haritable heart to help the success of he annual event.
 Mrs. George Clarke is also takine. an ctive part in the bazaar, and no one oes more for charity than she
 
 Much interest is being centered in the Brace Drayton booth, of which Miss .eona Hassinger and Miss Hortense Bis ell are in charge. During Miss Hassin- er's recent stay in New York she had he pleasure of meeting Grace Drayton, Eho we all know draws 'Dlmples" in the unny papers and woh always Is inter- sted in the little folks welfare, and hen told of the Children's hospital here he most generously gave Miss Hassin- sr number of little stuffed animals shich she designs to sell, to give to the oil bazar. There is a cute little doll ust like "Dimples," little doggie, a ittie cat and loads of other things that re dear to the heart of kiddies
 In appreciation of Grace Drayton the both has been named the Grace Dray- bn" booth.
 The following are the committees inter- sted in the bazaar: Mrs. Hill Ferguson, hairman; Miss Fannie T. m, chairman f the doll booth, assisted by Mrs Her ert Tutwiler; Mrs. F. NJ. Tutwiler, Jr., Frs. Frank Crockard, Mrs Pred Phil- ps Mrs. JellSs Cabaniss, Mrs George Borrow, Jr Mrs. K. J. Dunn, Mrs. orborne Cooke, Mrs. G. B. Brazleton, Irs. Walter Phillips, Mrs Charles Iarks, Mrs. Hugh Stokely, Mrs. Felton Nyimberly, Mrs. Valentine Nesbit, Mrs. richard Stollar Miss Emmie Barnett, Iiss Elizabeth Locke, Miss Margaret Goore, Miss Lemay Caldwell.
 Miss Dunn has a most fascinating we'd ing group-bride and groom and six ridesmaids-that will make many a lit e girls heart yearn with envy, and the bvely French big girl doll and the nur- cry with the adorable baby doll in it's arriage, to be awarded to the lucky inners in the voting contest are only a. lew of the many attractive features of he dall s booth. tI The Drama league will meet on Tues ay afternoon at 330 o'clock in the ball. loom of the Tutwiler, when the Cadmean .ircle will conduct a study of Clyde 7itch's play, ''The Truth Whoever ,as said that Birmingham cares only for entertainment is very much mistaken or interest is growing daily in the tudy meetings of the Drama league, which are held fortnightly Since the irst study meeting the inquiries into his particular line of study have been hrmerous; and the Birmingham center is delighted to announce that the Cadmean ircle will be the first to conduct their hext meeting. As Mrs. A. Star Best re- marked during her recent visit here The Cadmean circle has always be-