The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-14
By EMMA REID RNALL

Q stead, Miss Ila Mae Allen, Miss Villa
 Mae Bumstead, Miss Edith Johnson, Miss Ella Hall,
 Brown Marx Building Mrs. Berts
 Hammond Miss Helen Marsh, Miss Ethel Burger, Misls Ercel Coyle, Miss Theodore
 Poull.
 Empire Buildng-Mrs. H. A. McKen-
 non, Miss Elizabeth whaley, Miss Lati-
 mer, Miss Williamson, Miss Tubbs. Miss
 Alwilda Mcdonald The Ledger-AIrs, Mary Walker, Mrs
 ". E. Bell. First National Bank, Second Avenue and Twentieth Street-Mrs Dan Smith, Miss Jamie McAdory, Miss Lillian Harris,
 Miss Marie Herley. Drennen's 's-Mrs. Carrie Hooper and helpers.
 First National Bank Drennen Build
 ing)-Niss Adele Shaw, Miss Martha
 Latady, Miss Catherine Earle.
 Dewberry's Drug Store-Mrs. S. E.
 Williamson and helpers
 Jefferson County Bank Building-Mls.
 w. A. Abercrombie Miss Ada Leftner, Miss Margaret McCrutchin.
 Court House-Mrs. Sep Smith, Miss Lot
 tie Reese, Miss Isabel Markson, Miss
 Madeline Anderson, Miss Katie Brown,
 Miss Margaret Hardewick, Miss Francis
 Haley
 Vaudette Corner-Mrs. w D. Gresham Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Dorothy Young blood
 Adams Drug store-Mrs Ida Adams,
 Miss Ethel Zuber, Miss Kathleen Hub
 bell, Miss Francis Youngblood. II Patterson Cigar Store, Second and l Twentieth Street-Mrs. s. L~Ledbetter, Tat11-i NTrcT A | Saks' Corher-Mrs. Chappell Cory Mrs. Leonard Hobart, Mrs. R. T. Pittman, Mrs. Harris Burns, Mrs Franklin, Miss
 Elizabeth Cory Miss Rosa Bancroft. Pizitz' Corner-Mrs. Albright, Miss I Lois Washington, Miss Theresa Cory. Miss Margaret Mccall Miss Catherine ] Newsome Miss Sara Newsome, Miss EliZ- abeth Gains, Miss Freda Avant and ! others.
 Morris Hotel-Mrs. S. B. Latham, Miss Lillie Jordan, Miss Dice Aldridge, Miss Louise Camp.
 Patterson's Cigar Store Third and Twenty -First-Mrs. Gus Pope, Jr., and 1 helpers
 i Hagan ard Dunlap Drug Co-Mrs. George Rrsh, Miss Lucy Walker, Miss Sadie Frey and others
 Patterson Cigar Co., Third and Twen- 1 tieth-Mrs. Ida Marks, Miss Florence Williams Miss Eloise Floyd. 1 Bromberg Jewelry Co.-Mrs. Frey, Miss 1 Grace Fitzpatrick, Miss Susie Sloan and 1 Miss Jessie Starbuck. l Traders National Bank-Mrs. S. E. | Williamson and helpers. J. Blach & Sons-Mrs. A. G. Mc-An- drews, Miss Fay Russell, Miss Carrie Allen, Miss Katie Smith. 1 Loveman. Joseph x Loeb--Mrs. s. H. Gardner, Miss Viola Lourell, Miss Bes- sic Moore, Miss Margaret White, Miss ! Inez Elliott.
 | Plumlee Cigar Store, Third and Nine teenth Street-Mrs. A. Johnston and i helpers.
 Hllman Hotel-Mrs. J. B. Elliott, Miss | Kathleen McCsrty, Miss Imelda Duncan, Miss Frances Carou, Miss Margaret Glib. ] Miss Kate Ray, Miss Sarah Frawley. ] Tutwiler Hotel-Mrs. c. J. Sharpe, Mrs. Collot. Miss Bland Tomlinson, Miss Kate Earle and helpers.
 The following committees are an- nounced for Pelham chapter, United l Daughters of the Confederacy. card | party to be given this afternoon at 2:5O o'clock in the Birmingham Civic asso- { ciation rooms, twenty-fifth floor of the 1 Jefferson County building. 1 Ticket committee: Mrs. J. Jaffe. chair man; Mesdames Roy Armstrong, Clifford
 Adams, J. L. Yancey, F. R. Wood c. H. Salter, G. F. Brown, ". M Warrington, w. A. Trigg I. T. Barclay, T. M. Pot | terfield, R. N. Bell, J. R. Russell, J. B. Bethea and B. A. Monagan.
 Committee on pencils and paper: Mrs. John Frederick, charman Mrs. J. Crane. 1 Miss Minnie Foster Prize committee: Mrs J. A. Rountree, 1 chairman; Mesdames G. F. Brown, R. H. Woodrow, A. H. Benners, H. B. Aber- nethy, II. Saks; Misses Estelle Slaughter, 1 Trigg. Mrs. J. E. Penny and Mrs. A. k. Moody.
 Committee on arrangements and deco ration: Mrs. w. K. McAdory, chairman;
 Mesdames E. L. Martin, Joe Zinszer, J. Fl Ray II. T. Fulwood, Billie Oberner- 1 man.
 Committee on cards and score cards: Mrs. S. H, Gardner. chairman; Mesdames
 H. Saks, Harry Walstrom Horace Ad- ans and Miss Eloise Ward. l Committee on publicity Mrs. Wallace T. Ward. chairman; Mesdames J. H. 1 Thornton. l. T, Barclay, s. II. Gardner, Hubert Scruggs. H. s. Ansey, w. K. McAdory. Robert NTcCalley. Roy Arm strong, Wade Wood. Miss Nash. Mrs. A. Shaw Mrs. c. A. Hardwick, Miss Con l vile.
 i "A Pilgrimage of Prayer" which 1 started last year in England. in which l lday for unity, peace and missions has | now extended over the entire world, as l the war has and the past December the 1 United States begun to observe weeks of | prayer in all the states, two states hold 1 ing the meeting at the same time, mak- 1 ing a circuit of the entire United States. 1 Alabama and Mississippi will begin on l Sunday to observe week of prayer. These meetings are not denominatonal, l hl1t he iS a and all. Services will be held on Sun l day in all the churches of the city and | Monday at 10:30 at the Church of the Ad- l vent Tuesday at St. Mary s-On-the i Highlands at 1O30 o'clock, Wednesday l afternoon at o'clock at St. Andrews, 1 Thursday afternoon at o'clock at Ems 1 ley Episcopal church and Friday morn- | ing at 10 o'clock at Woodawn Episcopal church The week of prayer was adopted