The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-02

bride, there are lovely things at the French brides shop. Dainty lingerie enameled shoe trees, fancy work bas- ! kets pin cushions, among them
 dainty Dresden fgurine, an army of l bags, captained by @ party bag brave in ostrich decorations really new ideas in boudoir caps and countless other bits of prettiness.
 | The bazar justifies its military char acter by it's soldier booth. Everything l you had thought of and some things you had not are there. All knitted l warm things. wristlets, socks, sweat l CTS. bed socks and the uch-desired | and hard to buy khaki handkerchiefs are there to warm the outer man, while | Lady Nicotine is there in all forms to cheer the spirit. If you haven't knitting bag you can get Red Cross l one at the soldier booth, and there, 1 too, is a basket and yarn for squares
 for the Red Cross comfort.
 | Speaking of comforts reminds one l of the dainty ones on sale at the
 babys shop. The little baby can get l bibs, saques, bootees, dresses; the 1 larger baby can have dolls, quaint, | "conservation' dolls made ingenious 1 ly of socks; dainty frocks, white and rose and yellow, and there are all the other things that mothers of babies l want.
 ! The children are enjoying the "con- servation" candy and the slide and the story telling hour" those who are willing to take chance are pat ronizing the grab bag and Pandora's l box, where a beautiful lamp and a
 most beautifully made quilt are enough to tempt even the most eau tious.
 The baby show was a great success The following were among the prize winners: William Ross Hancock, John Overton Jackson, Frances L. Wade,
 John D. Mawea, Ramsey Moody, Euclid Vance Watts, Dorothy Lee Bar ker, Robert Goodloe McGahey Jones Moore Lawson, Ruth Coleman Winter, Martha Pierce, Margarette Youngblood. VOLUNTEER RELIEF BALL
 The second annual ball of the volun- teer Relief association wifi be held on Wednesday evening at the Tutwiler and fairs of the year.
 The club gives this dance to raise funds
 for use in the charitable work through out the year.
 Miss Augusta Clarke. the club president, will lead the dance assisted by MT. Billie 1 Wilson.
 The floor committee will be: MT. Jesse Atkins MT. Val Kolb, MT. William Will kerson MT. Erskine Ramsey, MT. H. C. Ryding, MT. Wilbur Brown and MT. Thomas Hamilton.
 The membership of the club is com posed of number of Birmingham's best
 known young girls and rnatrons who are: Virginia Abbott, Mary Chalet Berney, Mary Ball, Alice Bowie, Eugenia Blount,
 Martha Bradshaw, Margaret Bradshaw,
 Hortense Bssel, Augusta Clarke, Mar
 rro rnt tn1 n
 beth Cunningham, Josephine Cosby,
 Emily Dixon, Janette Ebersole, Anita
 Eustis, Josephine Evans, Margaret
 Gage, Susie Green, Florine Hodges Susie
 Haskell, Leonore Hassinger, Judith
 Jones Marguerite King, Beverly Leake,
 Katherine Ledbetter, Elizabeth Locke,
 Rachel London, Ruth Laliande, Dorothy
 Lum, Helen McCary, Ireta McCrossin.
 Agatha Burns, Alma Messer, Elinor Mes
 ser, Margaret Moore, Katharine Morrow
 Avis Myatt, Elizabeth Massey, Laurie Oden, Olivia O'Neal, Hettie Sihley Julia
 Shackelford, Elizabeth Scholar. Pattie
 Rena Sheppard, Marie Rosamond, Helen
 Terrell, Jimmie Terrell, Elizabeth Wy
 man, Evalna Wilkerson, Elizabeth
 Jordon, Marion Pinkard. Edith Orr, Gus Urine Milner and Amelia Worthington.
 The married members of the associa- tion and their husbands have been asked Ito act as chaperons and are: MT. and Mrs William Bartlett, Mir. and Mrs. U. D. Moore, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Gas ton. Dr. and Mrs. s. H. Welsh Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Jones, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Collins, MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Lide, Mr and Mrs. Richard Bowron, MT. and Mrs Billy Dicks, MT. and Mrs. William Quinn, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Smith, MT. and Mrs Ted Murphy MT. and Mrs. Clyde Hunter, Dr. and Mrs. Magruder MT. and Mrs Phares Coleman, Mir and Mrs. Frank Spain, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Harris, MT. and Mrs. Ashby Long, The following have consented to act as patronesses pr. and Mrs. Campbell Maben, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott MT. and Mrs Edwin Ball, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Bowie, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Bradshaw, Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Carey MT. and Mrs. Harry Coffin, Gen. Louis V. Clark, Judge Phares Coleman, MT. and Mrs w. M. Cosby. MT. and Mrs F. w. Dixon. MT. and Mrs. c. D. Eber- sole Dr. and Mrs. George Eubank, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins, MT. and Mrs. Victor Gage, Judge and Mrs. Dan Greene, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Hassnger, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Leake, Dr. and Mrs. S. l.. Ledbetter, MT. and Mrs Charles, Locke. Mrs. Alec London, Mir and Mrs. George Lum, Mir. and Mrs.