The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-01

europe for active Serylce.-Photo by club, and these women have answered
 their country's call most Loyalty. The War Savings Stamps campaign and the l three Liberty Loans were participated l in by Montgomery's club women, and ] their help was invaluable. 1 The sociological department of the Montgomery Federation of Women g l Protective association, which will be the | first institution formed through the eff forts of the federation.
 l The goal of this organization has been l to found children's home, and the members are proud to state that on Sep I teberd l they will take possession of tho I home of Mrs. Laura J. Stern on the I upper Weturrpka road. It is an ideal place, Of F acres, with a comforta ole | house, and amid environment that is the very best, n number of little folks will l have the opportunity which is the right 1 of every child, that of becoming good ] citizen Most of these children come under the supervision of the Juvenile | court. Another work in which the fed eration lent material aid, though they l did not do it alone, was the establishment l of the Shelter House, which was founded as a result of the protective work for $ lIlS A tsuiBDcT OI lIlt CluDS III lIl0 IEQ~ eration furnished a room apiece in tais house.
 Another beautiful work undertaken by the federation, and one of the most i'm. portant. is The ice and coal mission fund. Through this fund the past winter, when coal was at a premium for rich and poor alike, 80 tons of coal were distributed 10 needy families. And what Is more than this. coal has already been ordered for 1 4 .s,,tn %tzat rhf, cannot provide it for themselves, will be , cared for by Montgomery's good women. During the hot weather of this sumrlel ] hundreds of pounds of ice have been 1 given to poor people, and have made the
 weather bearable.
 l Through the efforts of the home eco i monies department, the canning plant, 1 long dreamed of by club women, has be-
 come reality, and has been in operation l for several months. The campaign for i food conservation has also been carried 1 on by the ciuh women, through the stinl. | ulation of public mass meetings, and talk l ing part ia the food conservation pledge l campaign. IF this drive the club women made house to house canvass with ex 1 cellent results.
 1 The Montgomery Federation of Wom- 1 ems clubs working with the Alabama 1 federation, have done much to enforce l the cnllu 1GDOT tdW, anu tiic iaW ioi So.i pulsory education.
 l MT and Mrs. Fl. R. Yelverton are re- l ceiving congratulat over the arrival ! of a son, W nom they have named BenJa min Eastman Yelverton. l Mrs. F. Wolff and Miss Blanch Wolff have gone tc Asheville, N. C., for few weeks.
 l MT. William Higgins of Deatsville haa l returned homo after a visit to his cousin, ! MT John T.. Fitzpatrick Jr, l Mrs. F. NJ. Davis, who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. l.. Fitzpa-- 1 rick. during the past month. has returned l to her horne in Brewton While here Mrs | Davis was the honor guest of many social courtesies.
 ! Mrs Abe Monsky and children have returned hvme after delightful visl. 1 to Kansas City.
 1 Miss Sara Brockman will return today after spending two months in Massil- 1 on, Q.
 I Mrs. v stock and children, who have l been visiting Mrs. Stocks mother, Mrs l W 1T. pendergrass, have returned to their home in St Louis. Mrs. Stock was accomuanicd home by her mother, who will spend several days with her Miss rsobel Levystein is visiting friends in Selma.
 Miss Edith Meyer and Miss Phillipa Marks will leave next Saturday for Ashe- ville N. O. 10 join Mrs. B. Wolff and
 Miss Blanch Wolff at the Battery Park
 hotel.
 MT. ana Mrs Leo Bassenheimer an- nounce the birth of a daughter, whom
 they have named Helen Rose.
 Mrs. w. [. Haralson and little daugh
 ter. Helen, returned last Friday rem
 Columbus, Ga, where they have been spending three weeks with friends anu relatives. s
 Miss Lucy Walter of Showdown has re-
 turned from a delightful visit to Spartan
 burg, s. c. where she was the guest or
 Mrs c. +. Nissen.
 Mrs. c. F. Cameron of Atlanta. Ga,
 has returned home after visit 10 hef mother, Mrs NJ. T. Parks.
 Miss Virginia Hinds is visiting her aunt. Mrs. ". A smith. in sylacauga.
 Mrs. " A. Smith of Sylacauga has re turned horne after visit of several weeks to her sister, Mrs. M. F. Hinds.
 Mrs. William T. Mitchell, who has been the guest for several weeks of her niece.
 Mrs William H. Sheehan. left Saturday for Selma. where she will spend feW days with relatives before returning 10
 her home in Gainesville.
 Mir and Mrs. J. R. Holt announce tre engagement of their daughter. Edith Al
 phonsive, 10 MT. Emmet H. Hope of Jack sonviae, Fla. the wedding to take place
 September 10, at the home of the bride's parents.
 Mrs. C. W. Andrews Is now visiting her son. Mr Ralph Andrews, and his family.
 in Sylacauga.
 Miss JenSatta Well. the daughter of Mir. and Mrs simon Well. will leave this evening for Cincinnati, where she wils
 resume her studies there in the hospital.
 Mrs. Joe Gerson and daughter Eliza.
 beth of Birmingham, are the guests of
 Mrs Simon Veil.
 Mrs. A. F. vass and little daughter. Mary Frances, and Misses Pauline and Jeanette Satel of Birmingham, are visit ing their parents. MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Sabel, at Oak Park.
 pr. and Mrs. Sarror McCrummen of Bfr-