The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-12

At the present time there is no place at the aims house to hold a service or entertainment of any kind. This com mittee has recently made two visits there and reports of these were given. Dr. s. W. Welch and pr. Robert Ole son appeared before the federation and presented several important matters asked the support of the organization in the establishment of a county health unit and it was unanimously ac- corded him.
 Dr.. Oleson presented his entire health programme to the federation and they were so impressed with it that l it was decided to hold a mass meet | ing in the near future at which time | Dr. Oleson will make an address and arrangements will be made to carry out his ideas. The federation believes that health is paramount and are anX- ious to help Dr. Oleson in every pos- sible manner.
 Mir. Bishrop of the United States health service. who has had charge of the drainage work in the county, also | appeared before the body and explain ed his work against malaria. His re- | marks were received with interest. A number of other important mat | ters were discussed and each club in the federation was represented "The Thirteen" entertained at d most enjoyable banquet Tuesday evs- ming at the home of Mrs. Mary Bar | rington when the seventeenth anniver- sary of the club was observed and the | annual celebration of ladies' night. Rev Stewart Mcqueen presided and | the programme was opened with his address and yearly review. The mem | bers touched with regret upon the re- | moval of Gov. Charles Henderson, who l has been a most active member of the l club, and whose departure from Mont- gomery will take from the organiza- | tion one of its most popular members. During the evening several charming l addresses were given between the courses and were much enjoyed. Judge w. H. Sanford spoke on "The Thir- 1 teen and the Man in Public Life" while l Governor Henderson spoke on "The i Thirteen" Mrs. Henderson and the i Wives of The Thirteen was the sub I ject of Mrs. w. R. Sheehans address, | while Mrs Henderson spoke on "The Thirteen and the Governor" | The programme closed with a few | remarks by MT Mcqueen. A delicious menu was served and the occasion was one of the most delightful in the his tory of the club.
 "The Thirteen" are Mir. Algernon Blair MT. Michael Cody, pr. Gaston | Greil. Governor Charles Henderson, Dr.
 Thomas M. owen. Col James S. Pinck-
 ard, MT. W, H. Sanford. MT. w. T, Sheehan. Dr. Charles A. Stakely, Judge w. H. Thomas. MT. Leon Well and Rev. tStewart Mcqueen.
 The guests at the banquet were Governor and Mrs. Charles Henderson. Mir. and Mrs. Algernon Blair, MT. and Mrs. Michael Cody. Dr. and Mrs. Thos. M. owen. Colonel and Mrs. J. S. Pinck-
 ard, Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Sanford, Mir. | and Mrs Will T. Sheehan. Judge and Mrs. W. H. Thomas Mir. and Mrs. Clay
 ton Tullis. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Well,
 Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen, MT. l and Mrs. J. Lewis Cobbs. pr. and Mrs | Forney Stevenson.
 The honorary members of "The Thir- teen" are Dr. Hamilton Weedon, Mir. Robert Tyler. MT Samuel Clayton Starke. Mir F. P. Glass, Rev. H. M. Ed monds. MT. Hervey Laird and MT. Man ly Foster.
 Friends in Montgomery of Miss Kate l Taylor formerly of this city, will be
 interested to learn that she is now in Paris where she is working with the peace commission. She was teacher of English in 1916 at the Lanier High school and the past year was in Spain, where
 she taught the same language at Span ish college for girls.
 Interesting letters have been received
 from her recently.
 
 formerly a member of the faculty al
 Vassar is now supervisor of Red Cross
 work in Italy. succeeding Dr. Willard
 The Misses Taylor are daughters of Mrs
 Annie l.. Taylor at 210 Park place, Oak
 park.
 Miss Elizabeth Higgins, entertainment; | secretary, and Mrs. Bessie E. RuShin of | the war camp community service deter mined that the Alabama Boys from | Ja;,, If 1 lack of visitors, so this afternoon num- Der of Montgomery matrons and young | women will visit them at Camp Sheridan, | carry cake, jelly, candy and cream, and a delightful time is anticipated. The | following will take out their cars, with l other guests: Mrs. O. o. Nelson, Mrs ] Joel B. Brown, Mrs. Jack Thorington, 1 Miss Ruth Elliott, Mrs Whitfield Kelly, | Miss Marguerite Klein, Miss Mary Gill christ, Miss Sophie Watts, Mrs. Leopold Strauss, Mrs. F. F. Cobb, Mrs. V. B. Murray, Mrs. I. Levystein, Miss Ray Pake, Mrs. c. l.. Ruth and Mrs. w. B. LeGlande.
 The Sophie Bibb chapter, United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy was delightfully."- entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Carr Buchanan, the president, at the home of Mrs. w. J.. Elliott, on South Court street. Mrs. Buchanan presided
  gramme was given. consisting of several songs beautifully sung by Mrs. k. E. | Cobb and a paper on Robert E. Lee" by | the historian, Mrs. Stephen Mitchell Mrs. | S. s. Crittenden, a former president of | the chapter, who has spent the past year | in South Carolina was a guest and was | cordially welcomed. The home was ap- !, propriately decorated with Confederate | flags and flags of the allies. Tea and | sandwiches were served by Miss Ruth Elliott and Miss Clemmie Belle Buchan m. 1 Mrs. Emanuel Lobman entertained a | few friends very informally but delight lfully Thursday afternoon, when the affair ! was in the nature of reunion of few | matrons who were friends in childhood. 1 Those present were Mrs. Emaeuel Lob
 man, Mrs. Abe Weil Mrs. NJ. l.. We'll
 ner, Mrs. Sophie Hertz. Mrs M. Mohr, Miss Pauline J. Hausman, Mrs. Dave | Roman and Mrs. o. A. Drum.
 The hosts of friends of Mrs. Clifford Lanier, Sr., will regret to learn of her l critical illness at her home on South Per- ry street.
 The many friends of Miss Annie Lucie | Stuart, who has been very i'll with influ- enza at the home of her parents, MT. | and Mrs. George Stuart will be glad to | know that she is improving.
 | iMr.' and Mrs. Joseph Brevard Jones I have as their guests, Mrs. Robert Ewing and Master Robert Ewing and Miss Mar tha Armstrong of Brmingham They will leave the middle of the week for l Fairhope, Ala, to spend several weeks. 1 Mrs Mary Gesner who has been in Birmingham for sometime has returned