The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-16
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

perance union. vice president of the Mercy Home. Birmingham. prominent member of the Girls Industrial school board, Birmingham.
 Mrs. Chapel Cory, Birmingham, re- cording secretary Woman's Christian Temperance union, and president of State United Daughters or the Confederacy, ! prominently identified with all club and philanthropic movements in the state. Mrs. Lamar Smith, Attalla, correspond | ing secretary and active local Woman's Christian Temperance union worker. Mrs. F. A. Parker, Montgomery, treas- urer four years, alos treasurer of Ala bama Congress of Mothers. There will be luncheon given by the press and publicity committee of the Bir- mingham Equal Suffrage association on Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the Southern club, to which all members of the asso- citation are invited. Those wishing reser- vations should call Miss BsseIl 4s7e, not later than o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 
 The following comments on the wed- ding of MT. Kenneth Underwood and Miss Luci Crommelin Wood of Montgom- cry, which was announced on Sunday. appeared in the Montgomery Journal and will be read with interest in this city, where Mir. Underwood formerly made his
 
 and relatives.
 This announcement is of more than ordinary interest to very large circles of friends in Montgomery, Birmingham. and in other sections of the state and south. Miss Wood, whose unusual physi- cal beauty, of the golden blonde type, together with her manifold charms, of intellect and personality has been greatly admired since her entrance into society two years ago. MT. Underwood, the only son of the late Mrs. William T. Under wood of Birmingham, has inherited in tellect, purpose, and much personal at traction, and gives promise of great sue cess in the pursuit Of business enter prises. He is a nephew of Senator Oscar W. Underwood Both Miss Wood and MT. Underwood represent long lines of ancestors, who made their splendid iin- rress upon southern history, and upon the best social life of the south. MT. Under wood is now a citizen of Montgomery. having invested in farming interests near the city, and is also connected with other business enterprises"
 MT. c. H. Moorman, representing Her. bert c. Hoover, food administrator for the government, will address the Council of Women's clubs this morning at l0:30 in the commissioners audience room on the second floor of the city hall.
 MT. R. B. Smyer, Jefferson county's representative for MT. Hoover, Will also speak on tentative plans for the cam pagn of education in Jefferson county on food conservation, which will begin Sunday, October 2S Mrs l.. J. Haley, Mrs. Frank Clark and others will make short talks on food conservation.
 
 The La Sociadad Castellana of the Gen. tral High school held it's regular meet ing yesterday afternoon. The club de- cided that the programme for the follow ing year would be the study of Latin America. After the reports of the vari- ous committees the club adjourned.
 
 One of the pretty parties given for Miss Emily Ford who was married yesterday to Lieutenant Simpson, was the buffet luncheon given by Miss Katherine Led better on Saturday.
 The luncheon was served in the dining room, where the decora tions were very lovely the table being centered with basket of yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs. Joseph Stanfiel presided over the ice bowl and coffee was served in the library. About 50 friends were included in this hospitality.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Woodward enter tained at buffet supper on Sunday evening at their home on Glenview road, 
 marriage yesterday to Lieutenant Simp- son was lovely event. Among the guests were Miss Ford, Lieut.. Robert Tennent Simpson. Lieut.. Harry Simpson, Mrs. Rebecca Ford. Miss Minnie Ford, Miss Mary Ford. MT. and Mrs. Laurens Jones, MT. and 1Irs. Robert T. Simpson of Florence MT. and Mrs. Robert Green of Montgomery. Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Helen Terrell, Miss Marion Orr, Miss Beverly Leake Miss Marguerite King, Miss Cath crime Carey. Ar. William Wilkerson. MT. Nick Johnson and MT. Simpson Johnson of Florence Mir. Sterling Edwards, MT. George Bentley, MT. Louis Plosser.