The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29

Association is planning most
unique bazaar to be held Novem-
Der 9th, 10th and 18th. Mrs. Slater, chair
man of the publicity department, talks
most interesting of their plans She says
The members of the Birmingham Equal
Suffrage association are as busy as can
be with their bazar, which they nave
planned to have November 9th, 10th and
11th-opening at noon on Thursday and
closing at 6 Saturday evening
This bazar will be different In many
respects from the other bazars that are
being planned for the fall and winter sea-
son, and many unique ideas will be
carried out
One of the large vacant downtown
stores will be deliberately decorated in
palms, ferns. yellow bunting and chrysan-
themums. In the main part of the build
blg a lovely dance hall and general recep-
ton and cloak rooms will be arranged.
Forty or fifty chaperones will be in at
tendance every evening at these dances
Invitations will be sent to all of the diff
ferent social clubs. Music will be furnish
ed by one OF the citys best bands. There
will be matinee dances as well as even
ing dances. Also, on this first floor will
be a, professional fortune teller, the very
best that could be secured in Alabama.
And people who are interested in PALMS.
try need not be afraid of their Investment
for reading at the suffrage bazaar.
Around the balcony of the building win
be arranged the wonderful booths which
will be SO full of beautiful fancy articles.
These booths will begin with the baby
ft,oy, fI,a nJ,ttfo r,fe tIn tattn md
SO on. Anybody from an infant to old
age can find just what they want and al
marked down. prices at the suffrage
bazaar. In the very middle of the line OF
booths there will be a housekeeper's
booth which will be marvel to even the
practical anti suffragist-for innumerable
ingenious IDEAS will be carried out-jellies,
, pickles, preserves, beaten biscuit. brown
bread and cakes of all kinds will be sold
and at reasonable prices. 1t will be
splendid place for the thrifty housekeeper
who is looking for good things for Sun
days dinner.
The bazar to be, given for the Chill
dren's hospital is one of the most popular
affairs of the early fall, and already the
women have arranged many of the COM
mittees, who are working each day with
the end In view to excel the very splendid
record of the past year. Mrs. Hill Fergu-
most popular young women in the city,
and with her wonderful ability and the
help of the different chairmen the success
is assured.
Miss Fannie Dunn is the chairman of
the doll booth committee and her COM
mittee is as follows; Miss Emme Bar
nett, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss LeMay
Caldwell, Mrs. Herbert Tutwiler. Mrs. E.
NJ. Tutwiler. Jr., Mrs. Frank Crockard
Mrs. Fred Phillips, Mrs. George Morrow
Jry, Mrs. - T Stolzley, Mrs. Val Nesbtt
Mrs. William Dunn, Mrs. Arthur Cheno-
weth. Mrs. Norborne Cooke, Mrs. Walter
\ Phillips Mrs. FELTON, Wmberly, Mrs.
Charles Marks and Mrs. Stotlar.
Mrs. John Yeatman is the chairman OF
the dolls clothes committee and her COM
mittee Is as follows: Mrs. w. T.. Hill,
Mrs. Ira Hood, Mrs. M. F.. Dewstor, Mrs
w. M. Leary, Mrs. Shirman, Mrs. Robert
Gregory, Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Mrs Henry
Porter Jr., Mrs. e. e. Ellis, Mrs. Robert
Burnett, Mrs. Owen Gillispie. Mrs. Will
liam Yeatman, Mrs. Paul Gorham, Mrs
James Wilcox and Mrs. Motion Smith.
Mrs. John Chsolm is chairman of the
grab bag and will announce her commit
tee later.
Mrs. Charles Denegre of the candy
bootnSwill also announce her committee
4 Mrs. frank Smith chairman of the dec
cratic committee will be assisted by Mrs
Warner Shook, Mrs Paul Gorham. Mrs
Ross Smith, Mrs. felix's Cabanss, Mrs. A.
A. Walker.
One of the newest and most interesting
booths added this year is the housekeep-
ing booth which will be in charge of a
most capable chairman, Mrs William
Mudd, assisted by Mrs. Henry Dean, Mrs.
Frank Nabers, Mrs. Saxon Crawford,
Mrs James Martin, Mrs. David Roberts,
Jr., Mrs. William Warren and Miss Mar
garet Nabers
The bags and basket is also one of the
new booths added this year and will be
under the splendid management of Miss
, Margaret Gage who will be assisted by
< four sub-chairmen each having commit
tee of ten to assist them The sub-chair-
men are: Miss Hettie Sbley. Miss Va
Abbott, Mrs. Richard Stottlar, Miss Lena
Wilkinson.
Mrs. Charles Clifton Terrell will be
chairman of the fancy work booth assist