The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-12

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| age style. But we are opening up a
big suburb for residential purposes
| which we are going to make the
| with buffet supper, the guests to be
| the members of the bridal party, and
| Saturday morning Miss Lois Brown, a
| sister of the groom, will give breakfast
and the wedding will take place at
! o'clock at the home of the brides parents
on Twentieth street, south.
| sas
| One of the most interesting events of
| the week is the luncheon to be given at
| the Southern club compiimenting Mrs.
| Ella May Smith of Columbus, o., who is
| the guest of Mrs. Houston Davis, and
| who is assisting in the campaign for 1000
members for the Music Study club. Mr..
| Morris Bush, president of the Chamber
| of Commerce. will preside. Mrs B. F..
| Wilkerson, Mrs. 7. o. Smith, Mrs. Ella
M. Smith, DR.. Edmonds and DR.. j. H.
| Phillips will give short talks.
Reservations may be had by calling
Mrs w. J. Adams. Every one in Biz
| mingham who has musical interest at
heart are invited to attend this affair,
The following is the programme of to-
days meeting of the Woman's Christian
in Huntsville this week:
a. m.-Praise service, led by Mrs. La
mar Smith, Alfalfa.
$50 a. m.-Convention called to order
by the president.
Hymn, Guide Me, Thou Great Je-
hovah."
Prayer, by Mrs. r. M. Howell Boaz.
Reading of Minutes.
Consideration of proposed amendments
| to the constitution.
| Pledges for state work.
Invitations for next convention
Report of resolutions committee.
II a. m.-Final report of credentials
! committee.
| Appointment Of tellers.
Prayer.
Election of officers.
Has a. m.-Introduction of visitors.
70 a. m.-Noontide prayer.
| Song by Miss Cartwright.
Announcements.
Adjournment.
Luncheon in basement of church.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
1 D. m.-Executive committee.
1870 D. m-Consecration service led by
Mrs. A. D. Elder. Boaz.
1:45 D. m-Convention called to order.
Song, "White Ribbon Rally Song" GA
Temp. Songster.
PRAYER by Mrs. T. e. Callen, Gayles-
Vile.
| Reading of minutes of morning ses-
sion.
Report of executive committee meeting.
Election of superintendent.
2:1O D. m.-Open parliament:
Theme-"Publicity and Protection"
.Hew to the Line Mrs. ]. B. Arid,
Birmingham.
ga Poster Campaign" Mrs. w. B. Lof-
ton Car tradition
"Dethroning a Despot," Mrs L. F.
Ware, Avondale.
Ger, Birmingham.
'arhe Temperance Press" Mrs. Matte
Henry, Guntersville.
1.-THE Press for Temperance" Mrs. F.
B. Hill, Bessemer
Scale.
Temperance and Missions" Mrs Eu.
genia Massey. Woodlawn.
Tobacco and Drugs" Mrs. John A
Lusk, Guntersville.
Mercy" Miss Annelu Baxter, Clio.
Fairs and Open Air Meetings" Mrs
]. B. Wadsworth.
i p. m.-Introduction OF hostesses anc
local committees.
.. m.-Unfnished business.
! Minutes of afternoon session.
| Announcements
Adjournment.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
7:45 p. m.-Music by the choir.
Hymn, Grown Him King of Kings.
104 Temp. Songster.
Scripture reading and prayer, by Rev
DR.. Carey Gamble of the Episcopa
church.
Music.
Battle Song" solo by Miss Case.
| Grand gold medal contest.
| sGiving, a Blessed Service" Mrs. e
A. Parker, state treasurer.
! Presentation of medal
! Offering.
.Blest Be the Tie That Binds"
The following invitations have been re
ceived:
Mrs. Mary Catherine Ketchum re
quests the honor of your presence a
the marriage of her daughter, Anna Lu
cile to Mr.. Frank Martin Oden, OF
wednesday morning. October rs, 1916, a
8 o'clock. 12l1 Beech street, south. Biz
mingham, Ala"
The Children's Hospital association me
Yesterday morning and the annual cleo
ton Of officers was held with the fol
lowing results:
Mrs Crawford Johnson for presiden
another year; Mrs. c. H. Nabb, first vic
president. Mrs. A. A. Walker. secon'
vice president; Mrs. F. e. Cutler, thir
vice president; Miss Fannie Dunn. re
cording and corresponding secretary
Mrs Walker Phillips, treasurer; Rev
Middleton S. Barnwell chaplain. and TO
the board of trustees Mr.. J. w. Mcqueen
Mai E. NJ Tutwiler, Mr.. j. w. Don
nelly, Mr.. Walter Phillips and Mr.. Wal
ker Percy
The past year record was a most splen
did one and the finances in goo
shape.
Mrs. w. s. Mudd will be in charge o
the new department for the housekeep
ers at the doll bazaar this winter.
The following invitation has been re
F ceived:
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. p. Otis reques
the pleasure of your company at tn
marriage of their daughter, Ida Nelson
to Mr.. E. T. Brown. on Saturday, octo