The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-30

F7TJ0 add "her bit' to the great world
 wide activities in which women
 S are so valiantly engaged now Mrs. Frederick Prince, Jr, of Bos- ior CEnzabeth Harding), whose mar siage was notable event of he past summer, sailed last week for Paris where her husbands s lunt, Mrs Norman Prince. is at the head of welfare work in France. Young Mrs. Prince, whose husband is in the French army (until recently in the avia- lion corps, now transferred to the posi- lion of aide to the minister of muni- hous), preceded Mrs. Prince several weeks ago, and while in Paris they will occupy the magnificent home of MT. and Mrs Frederick Prince Sr. The news wiil be of especial interest in Alabama To many friends of this charming young woman, whose gi1hood days were spent n Birmingham, where she and her father, Governor w. F. G. Harding Of the federal reserve board. have scores of friends who are always interested in them Mrs. Prince is one of the most attractive and capable young women who ever lived here. In Washington, where she made her debut, her popular ity and charm made her one of the most noted belles of last season. Her beautiful attitude of patriotism in mak- tnS herself useful and of value in these war times is quite in keeping with the nobe and self-sacrificing spirit which has chara cterized the women of her family at all times.
 
 Mothers and wives Of men who have entered the army or navy will be seated at the "glory ta- ble" at the jubilee luncheon at the Southern club tomorrow Over this ta- ble set apart as the place Of honor will be suspended a glory flag-that glorious emblem which shows that a man of the family has answered his country's cali. X. one end of the table will be seated the oldest mother who have given a son. At the other end will sit the young est wife whose husband has rallied to the flag. It is a peculiarly choice and stirring suggestion that not the women who have sold the most bonds nor the women who have bought the most bonds nor the executive committee which has managed the bond campaign but those mothers and wives who have given the gift precious shall be singled out for special honor.
 .'The idea has been received with en- thusiasm by the many women who have worked in the bond campaign" said Mrs. Prentiss Reed, chairman of the woman's division. They have worked hard and faithfully and all honor is due them but they have eagerly seized on this suggestion of generous honor to the women who have given more than mere labor and love as we have given"
 Many unusual features are being worked out which promise to make one of the most unique and attractive occa- sions All women of the district, whether y have helped in the liberty bond work or not are cordially invited to this democratic get-together affair for the women forces of the section. It is to be distinctly jubilee occasion. Here will be made the first announce 7nent of the total sales made by the wornan's division. These figures. so far kept as a profound secret, are being awaited with intense interest by the women who did not as well as the women who did help to make them.
 Because it is war luncheon plates have been ordered on this scale. Res ervations should be made by telephon- ing Mrs Crawford Johnson by today Nnoon. Because the seating capacity ot the Southern club is limited these reser- vations should be made as early as possible. .si. !
 The committee from the Music Study club which was to have met at the home of Mrs Houston Davis tomorrow for an all days sewing for the hospital sup plies to be made for base hospital by the Birmingham clubwomen has post poned the meeting on account of the lb-