The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
Admission Hopes and
Efforts Are Conferred
on Liberty Loan Drive
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occurred. Rev. L. n. claxton performed
the ceremony. .n
Mr.. Harry Ford and Miss Estelie
Glass were married at the FIRST Pres-
byterian rnanse, Rev. $. Il. Hodses OH
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on Monday evening Miss Georgia Mar
ouis of Clifton. Va. became the bride OF
Tieut James l.. Fitzsimmons. Company
D. 116th infantry. the marriage rites be-
ing performed by Rev. =. M Latimer.
The bride. who is member or a
prominent Virginia family, was attrac-
tivelv gowned in taupe coat suit with
accessories to match During Lieuten-
ant Fitzsinmons stay at the camp Mrs.
Fitzsimmons will have apartments at the
Admission Inn.
The bridge clubs during the past
week resumed activities, after OBJ
serving the Lenten season. MRS. wal
| ker Stickney entertained the Tuesday
Bidge club Two former members Mrs
| Rerne Andrews of Dayton, Tenn. and
1 Mrs. Robert Heath Of Santa Marta,
] South America, received cordial Wei
/ come from the club members,
| Two popular members of the mill
| tary circle, Mrs. Ulrich and Mrs. Good
! all, added to the pleasure OF the AFTER
noon. when Mrs. William II. McKleroy
! entertained the Knitting club on Tues
dav afternoon. The Thursday Bridge
club was entertained by Mrs. Frank
Johnston.
one OF the most enjoyable meetings
Of the Chautauqua circle for this sea-
son occurred at the Presbyterian col
llege on Tuesday afternoon. with Miss
Mamie Osborne leader of the pro-
gramme Professor Mason and Miss
Barker made interesting talks, and Miss
| ANY Cooper of Oxford contributed
vocal selections. The other clubs of the
4 citv were guests of the Chautauqua
cluh IT was with extreme regret that
the club received the resignation OF
lDr. George Lang as president DIR. Lang
leaves this week for Montgomery to
assume his duties as executive secre-
tary of the state council OF national
Idefense
AZ every club meeting during the
weak. Miss Ethel Ledbetter has ar
rauwed to have some speaker stress
the Importance Of the Liberty Loan
drive. Miss Ledbetter Is managing the
Admission Liberty Loan campaign as
chairman from the woman's committee,
and deserves great credit for the splen-
did. efficient manner in which she is
directing the important situation.
Women Won't Work for Women
4 mere man." writing in the Wcm-
ans Home Companion. makes this COM
| mant on women in business:
Another reason / have noted why
women don't appropriate the big jobs is
mat most members of their own sex-to
saw nothing of the members of ours
would rather work for man than q
woman The most successful woman
know is the head of big department
lin q very big business. She knows that
her feminine instinct Is worth thousands
~ that business. Yet she is glad that
| the president of the business is man;
she wouldn't take the presidents JOB II
she could get it; and no matter how
much she believes in her own instinct
she recognizes that there Is an element
az Judgment in the man that, working
I with her instinct, produces perfect
lcombinatiOn.
II hired a photographer once, for IN
stance. and assigned her to a woman
IAt noon of the first day she went out
10 lunch and did not come back. l fount
laconic note on her desk. 1t real:
won't take dictation from a woman.
Amy man or any woman in business cal
give similar testimony. Women wo,i!t
rather work for men than work 70
women"
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