The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-03
INFLs sUENZA HAS PUT A DANGPER ON
 ALL SOCIAL ACTIVITY AT MONTGOMERY
By RosALIE HAMPSTEAD HIGGINS

Montgomery, November 2.-tSpeciai) Owing to the influenza epidemic Mont
 soinery has been kery quiet socially, as has most of the cities throughout the country, but during that time much pa
 triotic work has gone quietly on, ana
 within few weeks 1t is hoped that nor
 maj conditions will prevail. In response
 to d call from Mrs. Joseph Brevard Jones, president of the Montgomery Fed
 eration of Womens Clubs, the presidents
 of all clubs affiliated with the fedora
 ton met Wednesday afternoon at the
 Y. W. c. A. club rooms on4Montgomery
 street. Mrs. Brevard Jones acted as
 chairman at the meeting and Mrs. ". W. McPherson as secretary pro tenn. The
 result of this meeting was council of
 clubs was organized. This council shall
 consist of the presidents of the clubs that
 are associated with the Alabama Fedora
 ten of Clubs and matters of interest
 and importance to the Alabama Fedora
 tion of Clubs shall be discussed at the
 meetings. Meetings will be held the third
 Wednesday afternoon of each. month at the club rooms of the Young ,Woman's Christian association on Montgomery street. Mrs. w. T. Sheehan was elected pTESlucIlt or ftnt cOunCll Ol CluDSs lIlQ Miss Rosa Steiner was elected secretary. Mrs. J |. H. Crenshaw made d most earn est plea in behalf of the great drive for war funds to be fnaugurated November Il. The members present pledged their unanimous support and the support of their respective organizations. Mrs. Brevard Jones brought message from the war camp community service ask ing thea women of Montgomery to in- fbat, alx ba ant tor tni iD- nont of the soldiers during tho month of November. The committee promised their hearty approval and support.
 s Mrs A Behr and Mrs. sam Loeb an- | nounce the engagement of. their niece | Rosalind Levy, to Lieut., Allen J. Kayser l
 No announcement of the year will be | received with more cordial interest Miss | Levy is one of Montgomery's loveliest l young women and in this city where she | was reared, she has by her charming l personality and many fine. traits of mind and heart. endeared herself to q large circle of friends who wish for her every ! happiness |
 Lieutenant Kayser,s home is in Den 1 yer Col, but he arrived in Montgomery about a month ago and Is stationed at | the aviation repair depot. He is a man | of sterling quantities and has a host of | friendsNwho extend to. him sincere con- l gratuations The engagement of Lici,- ! tenant Kayser and Miss Levy is the I continuation of friendship of over | year. The wedding will probably be sol ! emnized in the near future.s
 Since church wedding Is out of the 1 question, owing to the influenza epidemic. and also because of recent bereavement in the family, Miss. Katherine Baker. of Mrs and Mrs. J. D. Baker. and MT. Alfred Bradberry were quietly married Saturday afternoon at the home of Dr. R. H. McCaslin, in the presence of relatives. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Maude Baker. as maid of honor. and Mr. Solomon was MT. best man. Immediately after the ceremony. which was performed by Dr. McCaslin. Mir. Hyadberry and his bride left for Atlanta. where they are