The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22

All visitors were greeted by a re- ception committee composed of the officers, l,- Lola Taylor, president; dent; Miss Zeanie Tomlinson. secon d vice president, Miss Ellen Wood, re- cording secretary; Miss Eleanor Starnes, corresponding secretary Miss Ann WerneSs, treasurer, and Miss Marion Goar, auditor. Other members of the committee were Mrs. F. W. Craven, Mrs. c w. Noel. Miss Mary Perry, Miss Coral Wood, Miss Marie J. Gilardoni. Miss Gertrude Tit tie, Miss Ethel Bilbrey and Miss Ma mic Pearce.
 During the rush between 12 and 1 o'clock members of the con. mittee got trays and served the guests in order to speed up the service and see that everyone received attention. Sc much larger was the crowd throng ing the cafe for lunch than was eX- pected that by 1 o'clock all meats prepared had been exhausted and guests coming in were notified of this vegetable lunch with salad they could get it.
 Prompt Service.
 The cafe is equipped to handle 150 persons at time and in order to serve the public promptly three addi- tional waitresses will be installed to- day, making a total of 15 to serve the people patronizing the new cafe
 According to the plans of the of- ficers of the Business and Profession al Women's club the cafe. will open each day at II o'clock and remain open until 2:S0 o'clock for lunch and open at 5 o'clock and remain open until o'clock for supper
 Miss Estelie Patton, dietitian, has charge of the kitchen and will ar range all menus. She stated that while a varied menu would be pre- pared each day feature of the serv- ice will be the special plate lunch consisting of a small order of meal and two vegetables for 15 cents.
 This special plate has been ar ranged for the business women who want only a small lunch and who have their big meal in the evening she declared However, judging from the numerous orders received yesterT day, it is most popular with all pa irons, 1t was stated, and salads ana desserts may be ordered in addition to the plate lunch.
 Open on Sunday.
 One of the most pleasing an nouncements made regarding the cafe is the fact that it will be open on Sundays just the same as other days Club members who present thelr membership cards will receive a lu per cent discount on their checks, ac- cording to pr. Lola Taylor. This will encourage the members to pay their dues" she said, flor in month they will save that much on their lunches if they eat at the club care As we are in debt for the furnishings and equipment, we are urging every member to patronize our cafe and by all means eat lots so we can get our debts paid. In addition, we want them to send in their friends and we feel sure we will please them if they will only give us an opportunity. we have decided to have the name or the waitress on the table, so persons VIII know the young ladies serving then and can thus address them by name
 Private Dining Room.
 "On the. other hand, we have two private dining rooms where small luncheons may be held by persons or organizations having matters to dls, ! cuss. A small fee will be charged for the use of these rooms ana they may be reserved at any time
 "As yesterday was our opening oay and we did not expect to have suci