The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-24

the basis of woman S service in this lime of emergency.
 ssEach conference will have. besides this special courses of lectures on condition arising from the war.
 The lectures will be conducted by Miss Edna Sandlin, Miss Ernestne Friedman, and Miss Vera Schaefer, all of whom had service in the army camp work on the Mexican border.
 Miss O. May Jones, Young Woma Il s Christian association, will have charge of the delegation, and those wishing to attend should communicate with her as to joining the party. Any association member can go.
 The following delegation will leave Bir- mingham on July 19 in a special car; Mrs. Merrill P. Northngton, who is hos tess of the conferences; Mrs. Robert Jem- ison, Jr., Mrs. Joseph McLester, Mrs. John Chisholm, Mrs Frank Nabors, Mrs. H. L. Moore, Mrs. James Bowron, Mrs. T. L.. Bush, Mrs. Moon Misses E. Hub- bert Burwell, Sara Godfrey. Stella Will lis, Frances Campbell, Othello Pierce, Bessie Sims Erah Weathers. Hattie Steele, Ora Bennett, -Rufie Hoston, Eva Moore, Penn Shelton, and others.
 Mrs H. C. Gibson of Quinton was host ess at a dinner dance at her beautiful home on Kennedy Heights Friday eve
  palms and cut flowers. After dinner they danced until late hour Among those present were MT. and Mrs. R. G. Will liams Mr. Deweese MT. J. D. Freeman, Miss Leola Freeman, MT. Charley Rob Mckinney, MT. James Brown and others.
 The play to be given tomorrow evening at S:l5 o'clock at the Jefferson theatre, under the auspices of the Dramatic club of Loveman, Joseph & Loebs, under the direction of Miss Evelina Wilkerson,. is eagerly anticipated by many friends throughout the city. The cast of charac- ters is as follows:
 Lin Leonard-Cooper Lawley.
 Major Jartree-W. P. Bedding.
 New O 'Hare-Richard Childers.
 Mr E. Z Ostrich-H. w. Hoile
 Dr. MeNutt-Henry Smith.
 Jim Wiles--Clyde Thomas
 Archie-Walter Lindsay.
 Officer Riley-Morris Wortheimer
 Officer Dugan-Clyde Thomas.
 MT Ebenezer Hare-Thomas Watkins. Mrs. Ebenezer -O'Hare-Miss Eula Por- ter.
 Aunt Winnie--Miss Fannie Searson.
 Lizzie Monahan-Miss Birdeye Thomp- son. Ethel Kohler-Miss Olathe Parsley. Violet Ostrch-Miss Bessie Moore.
 pr. K M Diggins-Mrs. Lena Meyers.
 Daffodil Diggins-Miss Olathe Parsley.
 Miss Chizzie-Miss Florence Bentzen.
 Pearlie BroWn-Miss Renetti Gaillot.
 Violet-Miss Gladys Eskew.
 Diamond Hiss Florie Harris.
 Betty-Miss Belle Redd,
 
 An item of news which is of more than usual interest to friends in Birmingham, and especially to the members of the Bir- mfngham Equal Suffrage association, is r ..l~.- lx~.. I.<,,- t1xf Birmingham's most popular and gifted young women, has been asked to come to New York to assist the state chairman in organizing the equal suffrage party throughout the state Miss London so impressed Mrs. White of White Plains. N a. when she was in Birmingham last spring at the suffrage school that she work In organization in the women of her state.
 Mrs w. M Hoke entertained at a Luncheon yesterday at the Southern club com plimentng Miss Caldwell of Jackson vile, the guest of her sister. Mrs. Knox Flemming The guests were Mrs FlenI- ming Miss Caldwell. Miss Dorothy Fish CT of New York, Mrs. Josephine Morrow and Miss Evelyn Hoke.
 The Birmingham Association of Social Workers will hold 8 special meeting and luncheon Friday noon at the Hotel Hnl- man at which time the president of the Association, Rev. Dwight S. Bayley. and Judge s. D. Murphy, Mrs. w. L. Murdoch, Mrs. O. l.. Amigh and Rev w, s. Brown will give reports of the conference of charities and correction which recently met in Pittsburg.
 Mir. Brown will speak on the subject. Public vs. Private Administration of Re |lieft Mrs Amigh's subject will be. Progress in Reform" Mrs. Murdoch will