The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-07

to the public tomorrow morn ing the women of Alabama will see the best display of women's work that the woman's department has ever displayed. There are countless prizes offered by thN. merchants besides many prizes by tn fair association.
 sae of the especially attractive booths wil be that of the Housewives league, which will contain work only of it's mpfnbers and special prizes will be of feed for their work. Prizes offered wig be as follows:
 Nest collection of hand-painted china, ~sod from Seals, the florist.
 sest handmade lace, $ fern from rsrkers drug store.
 Best crocheted bedspread, silk hose from Caheen's.
 Embroidered lunch cloth, white. um- 3sella from Saks'
 Largest variety of homegrown vege- tables, three pounds coffee from Dono- van.
 Largest variety of canned vegetables And fruits. $ worth of dry cleaning from Arnstein's..
 
 pound box candy from Newsome's.
 Best collection of crocheting, hand painted cream and sugar from Brandes 7 Jcwelry company.
 Best display Of knitting, handsome varsgsy case from Rosenberger.
 Best display of tomatoes food chopper from Prowells Hardware company.
 Best finished garment. pair shears from Butcher & Byrum.
 Best assortment of pickles, two pounds coffee from Donovan's.
 Rest display of vegetables (canned), Roller Champion flour, two sacks.
 Best loaf light bread two sacks Roller Champion flour from Cosby'.s.
 Best pan biscuits, two sacks Bsco flour from Alabama Grocery company
 Best beaten biscuits, one and one-half- sacks Bisco flour from Alabama Gro eery company.
 Best pan of rolls one sack Roller Champion flour from Cosbys.
 Best sample old lady's work. bedroom slippers from Forsts.
 Best specimen china painting, two- pound box candy from Martha Wash ington's.
 Most attractive novelty in table run ner or cover, merchandise from Pizitz's.
 Best specimen of fluff work, electrical supplies from Bernheim.
 Best relish, one pound coffee from Donovan Provision company.
 Best sweater, bottle toilet water from Hagan-Dunlap Drug company
 Best embroidered tablecloth, engraved cards from RIcnardson's.
 The opening meeting of the Birming- ham center of the Drama league will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock sin the ballroom of the Tutwiler. Those who have not secured their tickets can buy them at the Tutwiler just preced- ing the meeting. Members are requested to be on hand promptly, as there are some matters of business to be brought before the league; Mrs. w D. Smith, president of the center, will preside and will introduce the speaker of the after noon. Dr. Leon H. Vincent of Boston. As already announced, Dr. Vincent's subject will be ''Victor Hugo and the Romantic Movement."' It is indeed happy choice that has brought this well known lecturer and author to Birming- ham for the opening meeting of the Drama league season ana members are assured of a delightful and instructive occasion
 The Womans Missionary society of the First Methodist church, which has each year entertained every month with social at the homes of the members, has changed the order of things this year and the meetings, which will be literary and social will be held in the church parlors. The first meeting of the series will be held on Monday, October 15, at the church, when Mrs. w. H. Stockham will be in charge Of the literary programme, and those act ing as hostess and arranging the re- fieshments will be Mrs w. S. Brown. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ellen Watt, Mrs. B. B. Conner, Mrs. Harrington lief lin and Mrs Charles Thomas.
 marriage of more than usual inter est in Birmingham as well as through out the state was that of Miss Eula Hargrove, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs l. H. Hargrove and MT. Diamond Carter AcMahen of Boston, which took place Jestgrday afternoon at the home of the hide's parents on Fourteenth avenue, Etuths Miss Claudia Hargrove was her sisters bridesmaid and only attendant. She wore stylish gown of deep ame- thyst satin and Georgette. with hat to