The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-08

bright and in step with the world, get hobby" /"
 And, Becky, after the lengthy, so to speak, lecture, I began to think of the women of Birmingham who have hobbies, and I find that there are many, and maybe this partly accounts for the live, wide-awake town we have. Nov there is Mrs. E. F. Wilkerson and Mrs. W. D. smith. Their hobby is the Drama league; Mrs. c. F. Orr. philanthropic work Mrs. R. H. Pearson D. A. R. work; Mrs. J, B. Reid. her State Fair work; Mrs. Julia Nicely Finch, her lit erary work Mrs. Solon Jacobs, equal suffrage; Mrs Oscar Hundley, club work and woman suffrage; Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr, Young Womans Christian association; Mrs. w. H. Jeffries, Wom- mans Christian Temperance union; Mrs. D. w. Barrett, Navy league; Mrs. A. M Taylor, woman suffrage; Mrs. R. F. Johnston, woman suffrage; Mrs. Laurens Block, music; Mrs Corrie Handley Rice music; Mrs J. D. Elliott, church work; Mrs. J. D. Head literary work Mrs J. A. Rountree, United daughters of the Confederacy and Red Cross; Mrs. Ned McDavid, literary work Mrs. Hugh Morrow, chickens; Mrs. E. L. Brown golf; Mrs. Ross Smith, her flowers; Mrs. Paul Earl, music; Mrs. George Reynolds, ,-- Nursery guild; Mrs. Crawford John son and Mrs. Hale Tarrant, Children's hospital; Mrs. Walter Phillips, Chil- dren's hospital; Mrs. M. M Baldwin, Childrens hospital; Mrs. Victor Han- son and Mrs. W. M. Mayes music; Mrs. w. J. Adams, the community singing; Mrs. Frank J. White, East Lake or phange; Mrs. Lewis Underwood, Navy league; Mrs. George Clarke, the Cheche; Miss Amelia Worthington, suf- frage; Miss Helen Benners equal sui frage, and just scores of others I could write you about who have hobbies.
 The pictures are certainly adorable today in the Rotogravure section Of The Age-Herald. I know as I saw the |proofs. There was a most attractive one of a bride, Mrs. William Armstead Smith, who before her marriage a few weeks ago was Cundell Baldwin. A stunning picture was of Ola G. Davis of Tuscaloosa, who has been a frequent and admired guest here of friends
 A group of lovely children taking part in the commencement exercises of ham, including:
 Marie Denegre, Nell Deason Meribah Shireman, Colene Ireland, Mary Brooks, Martha Irwin Moore, Margaret SnIl- man, Austin Kelley, Virginia Jacobs, Helen Alisch, Dorothy Kettig, Dale Oliver. Una Webster, Lucy Eastwood, Jeannette Blacklock, Sarah Arnold. Katherine Montague, Bingham Oliver, Myra Belle Pope, Josephine Thompson. Winifred Orr, Farena Mangum, Ruth Ungerman. Jennie Abbott. Mary Evelyn Arnold, Maurine Bond, Felesta Belt man, Elizabeth Robinson, Any Young, Elizabeth Lockridge, Ida Thompson, Julia Lee, Roberta Connolly, Eleanor Daniel, Caroline Forney, Evelyn Has singer, Katherine Herren, Catherine Mason, vouceit Oden, Celeste Poole, Emily Williams, Anna Byrd Turner. Marie Lambridges, Dorothy Alien, 1sa- bel Black, Harriet Forbes, Josephine Harris Anne Lanier. Frances Glenn, Katherine Hawkins, Ruth Keiser. Se- lene Rountree, Grace Thompson, Flor ence Vann, Virginia Adams, Mary Alex ander, Margaret Calhoun, Frances Gray, Sarah McCarty, Orlean Montague, Ele- amor Montague, Eleanor Saks, Dorothy West Rosamond Howard, Louise Agee. Imelda Duncan, Aline Fies, Frances Hood, Carol McCary, Anna Meade, Elizabeth Smith, Ruth Thompson, Louise Weakley, Florence Young, Lil- lian Kershaw.
 The graduating class of Margaret Allen school was especially good. Among those