The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-15

Gray in an address delivered in 1912 in the
home of Miss Grace King of New Or
leans. The result was the formation Of
the association, of which Miss Gray was
given the title of founder and honorary
president.
This association holds it's meetings at
the Sophia Newcomb college, many of the
members being connected with that insti-
tuition.
Mrs. Edward Warner, the first president
of the Georgia association, has been &C
tive in organization work for a number
of years. At one time she was president
of the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and she was also an officer in the
Atlanta Woman's club during several adj
minstrations
The officers of the Georgia association
are: Founder and honorary president,
Miss Helen Gray; president, Mrs. Edward
Warner; vice president Mrs. Med. Will
son; second vice president, Mrs P. ]. Nc
Govern; third vice president, Mrs. Bulow
Campbell; recording secretary. Mrs. Guy
Ayre; corresponding secretary, Mrs
James Bedell; treasurer, Mrs. Edwin
Crane.
, The proposed lecture course includes:
Georgia the State and the People,
Mrs E. Y Clark; Taxation Judge
John c. Hart; Protection and Free
Trade" Mrs. w. H. FELTON,; Vocational
Schools" Prof M. T. Britain; Evils OF
the Increasing Tenant System in Amer
ica," Mr.. Harvey Jordan; Fighting the
Boil Weevil," Mr.. Lee Worsham; "Condi-
tions in Ireland" Dean Johnston; Com
merce and Labor" Mr.. H. M Stanley;
Public Baths: Their Relation to Indus
try" Dr. A. c. Bunce; Economic Losses
in Our Modern Educational system Or.
Thornwell Jacobs; Transportation Mr.
Robert Aston; Causes of the Revolu-
tionary War;" DIR. Plato Durham;
Causes of the War Between the States
Bishop Kelley.
Other lectures to be given during the
season are Cooking Schools: Their Re-
lation to industry Good Roads, Their
Relation to Industry; "Shall We Have
Merchant Marine? 2" "Our Federal Pension
Bill" Biographical sketches of Alexan
der Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, rne
Industries of Georgia, The industrial
South.
Among the many parties being arranged
for Miss Ethel Thomas, who Will ne
married August % to DR.. Harris. Will De
Miss Elizabeth SCOTS box party tomor-
row afternoon at the Lyric. MISS Au-
gusta Gill will give a tea Thursday att
ernoon, Miss Josie Burgin's shower on
Friday afternoon, Mrs. j. w. Lawhon
shower on Saturday and Miss Luciie
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ray J. Emerson will entertain
at cards on Friday afternoon at the
Bluebird Tea Room complimenting MISS
Mae Reagan of Nashville, Tenn. who IS
the guest of Mrs. W. M. Brown.
The marriage of Miss Claudia Mae
Lambert. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Lambert will take place on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of the brides parents in wy
lam. Miss Bess London will be the MAID
of honor and Miss Annie Mae Beddow
will be bridesmaid Mr.. Archie g. Chand-
Ter will be the best man, and Mr.. Robert
Lambert will act as groomsman. Little
Miss Rosemary Waugh will be the Mt
tie flower girl and Master Herman MIL
Ter REVERE the ring bearer. A musical
programme has been arranged to pro-
coed the ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. j..
E. Nolan and Miss Maggie w. hill
will sing, accompanied by Miss Edith
Ellin. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas VIII
play the piano and violin. The wedding
march will be played by Mrs. w. I.
Blair After the ceremony reception
will be held and late in the evening the
bride and groom will leave for a wedding
/ trip visiting several points on the coast
and upon their return will make their
nome IN EOBeWdteT. l3
The marriage of Miss Daisy B. Hymes
and Mr., NJ. Weiss. which took place Sat
urday afternoon in Atlanta, will be OF in
terest to many in the city, as she Is q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hymes OF
this city Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss left at
once for Knoxville, Tenn, where they
will reside.
| Miss Viola Massey will entertain the
members of the Preparedness club to-
morrow afternoon at her home at Foun-
tain Heights.
One of the most interesting weddings
of the month will be that of Miss Ethel
Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. p. b.
Thomas. and DR.. Leon F. Harris of Chi
| cago which will be solemnized on
| Wednesday evening August 20. at the
home of the brides parents. ne cere-
money to be performed by the Rev. DR.,
| j. w. Johnson of the First Methodist
church. Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Miss Au-
| gusta Gill and Miss Elizabeth Scott will
be bridesmaids; Miss Edith Thomas is tc
| be the maid of honor, and Mrs. Darius
A. Thomas will be the matron of honor.
Little Miss Dorothy Thomas will be the
flower girl
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