The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-01
PLAN B|G TAbLEAU
 FOR MISS WILSON Suffragists Making Plans for Splendid Presentation
 at Country Club

The details of the luncheon and tab leau honoring Miss Margaret Wilson, to be given by the Birmingham Equal Suf- frage association at the Country club on Thursday are being rapidly worked out by the committee in charge. The central figure in the tableau is to be "Colum- bia," represented by Mrs. w. M. Jordan. Columbia will be surrounded by guard of honor, composed of the young women of the Volunteer Relief association, Miss Kettle Sibley, Miss Eula Weakley, Miss
 Gertrude Motion, Miss Lena Wilkerson, Miss Susie Haskell, Miss Helen McCary, Miss Helen Terrell, Miss Margaret Da- wis, Miss Margaret Bradshaw. Miss Elizabeth Paramore, Miss Dimmis Will kinson Miss Willie Mae Brandon, Miss Leila Smith, Miss Catherine Mccormick. Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Salina Robinson, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Scholar, Miss Elizabeth Messer, Miss Leonora Hassinger, Mrs. William Little Brown, Miss Olivia O'Neal and others. These young women will wear patriotic costumes composed of American flags and will carry Red Cross flags. Then will come a procession of suffrage states to greet Columbia, headed by Wyoming, 1S69 represented by Mrs. w. c. Sibley; Colorado, 1893, Mrs. w. D. Nesbtt; Utah and Idaho. 1896, Mrs. Give Richardson and Mrs. c. M. Spencer; Washington. 1910, Mrs Priestly Toulmin; California, 1911, Miss Lefty Woods of Charlottesville, Va; Oregon. Arizona and Kansas, 1912, Miss Elizabeth Wyman, Miss Marguerite King and Miss Dorothy Davis; Montana and Nevada 1914, Miss Alexandra Lon don and Miss Margaret Taylor. Then will follow the territories. Danish West In dies and Alaska, 1917, represented by Miss Alice Bowie and Augusta Clark; next in | ba N he he rra a suffrage states, Illinois, 1913, Mrs. Fred Phillips; Rhode Island, Ohio, Nebraska, North Dakota, Indiana, Michigan, 1917, Mrs. Ralph Barrow, Miss Catherine Cary, Miss Beverly Leake, sMiss Helen Eubank, Mrs. Roy Sterne and Miss Carrie Yates. Then will come the solid south, repre- sented by Mrs. Angus Taylor, accompa- nied by the Il southern states as fol- lows: Miss Vera Ungerman, Alabama; Miss Helen Badham, North Carolina; Miss Ella Roden Bowron, South Carolina; Miss Virginia Lupton, Virginia; Miss Catherine Humphrey, Louisiana; Miss Meribah Moore Florida; Miss Martha IT,
 win Moore, Georgia; Miss Alice Finch Texas Miss Sara Rogers, Mississippi; Miss Edwina Richardson, Kentucky; Miss Mary Elizabeth Hogan, Tennessee. The solid south will carry Baby Arkan- sas,' little Robert Macy Taylor Each state as they enter will carry a floral tribute and lay at the feet of Columbia. The procession will come down the full length of the ballroom, passing in re- view before Miss Wilson's table, which will be in the center of the ballroom, and will then be grouped on the platform at the end of the room.
 The music will b be rendered by the band of the Boys Industrial school and will consist of patriotic airs. At the end of the tableau the whole assembly will sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" Mrs. w s. Lowell has had charge of the tableau, training those taking part Mrs. V. w. Long, Mrs Brownlee and Mrs. Roy Sterne have assisted the programme com mittee.