The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-17

N LI women of the city are re- N quested to meet at the Tutwller z S tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock to participate in a patriotic rally ot the woman's division of the Birminsham- Bessemer liberty loan committee. IL makes no difference whether they expect to take an active part in the sale or the bonds but it is the desire of those ln- terested that all the women of this district. including Bessemer, Ensley' West End, Woodlawn, Graymont, Ely ton, East Lake, Avondale, Pratt Clty' North Birmingham, Fairfield and eacn section of the district attend and un- derstand the governments financial agents and their plans of work.
 The women's committee needs all the women in their splendid undertaking and expects them to rally to this ap- peal
 The following committee chairmen have been announced for the Daughters of the American Revolution convention which meets in this city early in De- cenber and are requested to meet today at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. H.. Pearson
 eommittee on homes: Mrs. A. A. Ad- chairman; Mesdames w. G. Mont aery. J. M Ford, Otto Stolker B. F. C,.4bbe. John Tomlinson. Lee Bradley Cafper Joseph R. Estes and Miss Hattie Morton.
 Committee on finances: Mrs. J. M Ford chairman; Mesdames H. Morrow, Mslfiu Northington. Florence Jordan and Miss Agnes Terrell.
 Committee on programmes: Mrs. Nor 2 n Smith, chairman; Mesdames R. H. Pearson and c. M Tardy
 Committee on badges: Mrs, II. L. Bad hem, chairman: Mesdame Charles 0. Locke. John Patton and Miss Helen Eu- bank.
 Committee on luncheans: Mrs. Frank White, chairman; Mesdames Chambers NcAdory. Julian Dixon, Marshall ana Mss Alma Burgamy.
 Committee on pages: Mrs. c. NJ. Tardy, chairman: Mesdames R. E. Smyer, Wade N cd and Miss Helen Eubanks.
 ommittee on decorations: Mrs. Walter \ Adory, chairman; Mesdames A. G. s ith and Miss S Nash.
 Committee on loca ton: Mrs. Theo Koe- n's. chairman: Mesdames F. H. Cabaniss H 1T. Henderson.
 Committee on receptions Mrs. Mcln- tyee, chairman Mesdames Lappage, Il. N Henderson J. H. Scruggs, J. s. Per k IS, Ritchie, Mamie Williams.
 Committee on music: Mrs. Louise Il. Dant chairman; Mrs. T. H. Carmichael and Miss Hattie Morton.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by friends throughout Alabama: MT. and Mrs. William Thomas Weis- singer request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage of their daughter, Jess. to Mr. John Laxton Bell, on Mon day morn'ns. October D, at 9 o'clock. Al home, Eleanor. At home, 1925 Third u, aue south, Birmingham
 number of wel1-known people who arc deeply interested in the Birmingham Opera association are busy planning and making the final arrangements for lovely ball to be given tomorrow evening at the Tutwiler hotel, which has been donated for this purpose, and the pro- ceeds of which is to be devoted to pro- noting the activities of the Birmingham Opera association in this city, of which there are many interesting and talented members. The dance is eagerly antici- pated and promises to be one of the most interesting of the fall affairs.
 Little Miss Jane c. French celebrated her first birthday on Saturday, October F. by inviting several of her little friends and their mothers to enjoy the happy occasion with her. These little tots and their mothers assisted her in making the occasion happy one Marion and Linda Horton. Christine Prick, Dorothy Hallas and Masters Robert Frederick McCul- loush and James Edward Hallas. Little