The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-29

ment to enfranchise the women of this
country?
| IF appointed on a committee in whose
Jurisdiction such an amendment should
| fall, will you do all in your power to
expedite the passage of such measure?''
| The three who did not answer yes
merely asked for more time to think the
matter over.
| The following kell known Alabama
women will attend the great woman S
! suffrage convention being, held at At
lantic City:
| Mrs. Scion Jacobs, Birmingham, men,
Der of the national board; Mrs. Julian
Tarke, Selma, state president. Delegates
Mrs. o. d. Street, Guntersville; Mrs Mar
tir Hollbrook Mobile; Mrs Milton
Humes, Huntsville; Mrs. Felix Baldridge.
Huntsville; Miss Evelyn Greene, Pell City;
Mrs. Fred Koenig, Columbiana; Mrs. c.
B Prowell, Tuscaloosa Mrs. o. r. Humid
ley, birmingham; Mrs. A. M. Taylor, Bir-
mipgkam, Miss Amelia Worthngton, Biz
mingham; Miss Pleasant Hobbs, Athens;
Mrs j. NJ. Baker. Selma, and others
The o&nce to be given Thursday evening
at the TutWiler by the young women of
the Volunteer Relief association, will be
one of the most attractive events of the
late sumner The young women are Civ
ing 1T at this time so that number of
the young women and men who will leave
sooE, for college will be able to attend
ard this will he perhaps the largest dance
given before they leave.
The checking list will be placed at
Reyn olds with the names of the follow
ing young women.
Misses Gladys Allison, Willie Mae Bran
den, Helen Bishop, Mildred Badham
ham, Maybeth Beddow, Alice Bowie, Mar
tina Bradshaw, Margaret Bradshaw,
Helen Bethea, Caroline Copeland Jennie
Hammond Copeland, Emma Collins, Mary
Elizabeth Caldwell, Augusta Clark, Flor
erce Coffin, Nell Cosby, Catherine Carey
Margaret Cameron, Catherine Cox, Au-
gtsta Catzenstein, Emily Dixon Virginia
Dixon, Elizabeth Davis, Clara DeBardele-
ben, Dean billiard, Fannie Dunn, Mary
Chambless Dryer, Augusta Dearborn. Dor
othy Davis, Margaret Davis, Eleanor
Davis, Helen Eubank, Anita Eustis, Lydia
Eustis, Lottie Evans, 10 Evans, Jenette
Ebersole, Emily Ford, Ida Neal Ford
Margaret Griffith, Gillian Goodall Susie
Green, Margaret Glib, Dorothy Galley,
Marie Hardwick Florine Hodges Lenora
Passenger, Dorsey Harris, Virginia Has
sfheer, Nellie Haylow, Judith Jones' Jo-
sephine Johnston. Catherine Jones. Ivey
JcLes, Virginia Jemison, Will Jemison.
Louise Jones, Margaret King Katherine
klrkman, Elizabeth Locke Margare.
Lcwman, Margaret Lewis, Beverley
Leake. Katherine Ledbetter. Rachel Lon.
don, Mary Park London Ruth Leland.
Katherine Lynch, Marselle Lebarre, Mar
garet Moore, Margaret Munger, Alvice
Myatt, Malle Moughon, Doris Moughon.
Alma Messer, Eleanor Messer, Rather
inc Morrow, Mabel Marler Elizabeth Mas
sey Gertrude Motion. Helen McClary,
Rosa Owen McDavid, Ireta Nc
Crossln. Cecilia McCrossin, Kath-
crime Mccormack, Helen McDonough,
Sarah McLester, Vernon McCrory, Lett
tia Mcneil. Mary Munger, Katherine Nes-
bit, Margaret Nabers, Margaret Nelson,
Marion Orr, Josephine Orr, Edith Orr,
Louise Oden, Ida Otis, Elizabeth Para
more, Susie Perry, Selma Perry, Mabel
Plosser, Mary Ellen Perkins, Orline Per-
kins, Jessie May Perkins, Marion Pinck-
ard, Lucy Pinckard, Lizzie Lee Pound,
Lillian Powell, Lucy Lyman Powell, Jor-
dan Prince, Elizabeth Prince. Ella Gaines
Parker Katherine Reynolds, Marie Rose
smond, Selma Robinson, katherine Ross
Leila Robinson, Selma Rountree, Jose
phine Smith, Pattie Rena Shepherd, Mary
SIbley, Annie Sibley, Hetie Sibley, Grace
Sibley, Lillian Sibley, Julia Shackleford
Eliza beth Schooler, Mildred Seals, Mary
Snider, Mary Sessions, Lucy Sharp, Mary
Stiles, Elizabeth Smith. Annie Laurie
Sylvester, Lucie Simpson, Jessie Stewart
Lucy Smith. Carlotta Smith, Edwina
Thaggard, Bland Tomlnson, Helen Ter
rell, Jimmy Terrell, Georgia Taul, Mary
Ada Tarrant Mayo Thach, Elizabeth Will
kerson, Dennis Wilkerson, Lena Wilker-
son. Gladys Williams, Edith Whatley,
Elizabeth Wymann, Ella Louis Ward
Rosa Wood Wilder, Carrie Yates, Mar
garet Lassiter.
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+ The following interesting little story of
a Birmingham young woman and a niece
of the famous Henry Walthal, which ap-
peared in the Baltimore Sun, will be read
with interest by many friends through
out the southland Miss Ashton, who is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Ashton
of this city:
Henry B. Walthall was considerably
surprised when he found that his niece,
Margaret Walthall Ashton who is visit
ing him from Birmingham, was playing
opposite him in one Of the scenes, She
was standing in the set when he sug-
gested gently that she had better run
along, as they were going to begin work
| She smiled and said:
| But, Uncle Henry, am going to play
with you in this part
/ He laughed and then Director Haydor
explained. He was looking for a typica
southern girl and happening to see Miss
Ashton in the studio, with his quick eye
/ for types. decided she was just what he
wanted and enlisted her services AL
though she had never before appeared ir
! pictures she did excellent work. The par
1 did not call for great acting. but for 6
simple and beautiful girl who could ac
her part naturally This she did with the
ease of the genuine southern girl.
|
| Miss Emily Williams entertained yes
| terday afternoon and evening at tn
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Has
! kins Williams. complimenting her guest
! Miss Ellen Saunders of Chattanooga
4 Tenn. The entire lower floor was throw
open and decorated with garden flower
I and ferns.
I Punch was served by Miss France
eileen, Miss Ann Lanier. Miss Harrie
Forbes, Miss 10 Williams dantily gowne,
! in summer frocks. Others who assisted
in receiving were Misses Evelyn Hassin