The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-30
T a meeting on wednesday of the

A T a meeting on Wednesday of the A executive board of the Birming- S = ham Red Cross chapter (com- posed of the officers of the chapter), a resolution was adopted calling upon all
 members of the Red Cross to assist in protecting everything pertaining to the Red Cross, the badge, the unitorm' ana the name The Birmingham chapter has Jurisdiction over the whole of Jefferson county and no person, club, society or other organization has the right or priv ilege of using the name for any purpose whatsoever without first obtaining the executive boards permission.
 This board has been very particularly instructed by the American Red Cross at Washington regarding the use of the name Red Cross," and great caution had to be used regarding same. There- fore every member of the Red Cross IS called tpon to assist in it's protection
 No branch, auxiliary or unit should use publicly the name of the Red Cross for any purpose whatever without first ascer- taining the attitude of the board re- garding same and being informed as to whether or not 1t conforms to requlre- ments of national headquarters. Espe- cialiy is this applicable to all forms Of entertainments. These should not be ad- vertised as "Red Cross' affairs or for the benefit of the Red Cross" unless offl- cial permission has been given for same by the executive board, which will act in conformity with instruction from na- tional headquarters.
 The executive board hopes and believes that every member of the Red Cross will be willing to assist in thus protecting the organization and expects their en- tire cooperation.
 RICHARD W. MASSEY, President Birmingham Red Cross Chap
 ter.
 Mrs. J. A. RoUNTREE. sec'y
 Much interest is being felt throughout the city in the forming of woman branch of the Navy league in this city. There are number Of these leagues throughout the United States, and their object is to do those things which will add to the comfort and happiness Of the boys in the navy. All women inter- ested are invited to join the organiza- ton, which will meet this morning at Il o clock at the Tutwiler. Mrs David Rob erts will act as chairman, aSSaSted Dy Mrs Lewis Underwood and Mrs. Edward Barrett.
 MT. and Mrs. James McGaw enter tained at their home in Norwood, compli- fnenting Miss Margaret Brittoni of Co., lunlbia. Tenn Among the guests were Miss Josephine and Miss Ruth Garrah, Miss Mildred and Miss Marion Baker, Miss Mable and Miss Dorothy Fahey Miss Eleanor Cevington, Miss Lula Ar thur, Miss Jane Stantlin, Miss Margaret and Miss Mary Anna Beavins, Miss Emo gene and Anna Bess Reeves, Miss Eliza beth Atwood of Tampa, Fla, Mir. Ken meth Terrine Vert White, MT. Teddy Rheinhart and MT. Albert Reeves.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Kathlyn Guthrie to Mir Malcolm Eugene Morgan was solemnized at o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Hugh Guthrie the Rev. Bennett T. Waites performing the cere- mony. The house was beautifully decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers. Miss Belle Orr Guthrie was her sisters maid of honor and only attendant wearing white georgette crepe gown with becom- ing hat of white and carried Killarney roses
 The bride wore dark blue travelling costume, with accessories of white and carried brides roses and valley lilies. She entered with the maid of honor