The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
MEETING Of WOMEN
IS TO Be ATTENDED
BY 100 DELEGATES
Business and Professional
Women of Alabama to Hold
Annual Session Here Next
Friday and Saturday

Friday and Saturday
More than 100 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the third annual con-
vention of the Alabama Federation of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs to be held here Friday and Sat-
urday.
All business sessions will be held in
the private dining room of the Tut
wiler, with Mrs. H. E. Pearce, state
president, presiding.
The state council of the organiza-
tions will meet Friday afternoon at
o'clock in the rooms of the club. The
executive board will meet at o'clock.
An open meeting will be held Friday
evening at Sis o'clock in the BALL
room of the TutwilerA at which time
Mrs Harie Bankhead owen will make
the principal address. She will have
as her subject. Tdealism in Work.
At o'clock the local club will give
a banquet for the delegates and WISH
tors in the cafe of the association.
Miss Mary Craven will be toastmis-
tress.
The Programme.
The following programme will be
rendered:
Music.
Invocation, DR.. J. M. Broadly.
Welcome on behalf of city, Mr.. John
r. Hornady.
Welcome on behalf of hostess club,
Mrs. Helen B. Cleveland.
League of Women Voters. Mrs. ]. f.
earle.
Alabama Federation of women's
Clubs, Mrs. ]. E. Frazier.
Y. W. c. A, Mrs. Joseph McLester.
Affiliated Clubs.
Admission, Miss Bessie Russell; Bir-
mingham. Miss Katherine Holt; Bes-
semer, Mrs. H. L. Bains; Florence, Mrs.
]. L. Simmons; Gadsden. Miss Annie
Joe Coats; Montgomery, Miss Lucie
Dove; Mobile. Miss Annette Kennedy;
Talladega, Miss Grace Jemison.
Address-"Idealism in Work." Mrs.
Marie Bankhead owen.
L.
session, Tutwiler hotel
900 a. m.--Convention called to or
der by the president, Mrs. II. E.
Pearce
Invocation.
Reading of minutes, Mrs. Joseph P.
Savage, secretary.
Roll call of clubs answered with
reports.
Report of national vice president,
DR.. Lola Taylor.
Report of credentials committee.
Election OF officers and delegates
to national convention.
100 p. m.--Luncheon, federation Of
ficers and delegates, Junior Chamber
of Commerce. host, Hillman hotel.
Saturday Afternoon.
230 p. m.-Discussion of club plans,
led by Miss TIA Stocks of Csadsden.
Address by Miss Rosa " Strickland
Discussion of Pratt memorial, led
by Miss Grace Jemison of Talladega
Report of standing committees.
Report of state officers.
Treasurer. Miss Willie Byrd; audi
tor. Miss Nell Burns; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Della Ellington Porter
field
Annual report of president.
Report of resolutions committee,
Report Of courtesy committee.
4:3G p. m.-AutomobiIe ride.
$50 p, m.-Supper at Camp Hi-Pines
and installation of new officers.
Officers of the organization are:
Mrs. II. e. Pearce, Birmingham, presi-
dent; Mrs. N. H. Sewell, Gadsdep, first
vice president: Miss Bertha Perry,
Montgomery, second vice president;
Mrs. Joseph p. Savage, Mobile, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Della Ellington.
Porterfield, Admission. corresponding
secretary; Hiss Willie Byrd, Birming-
ham. treasurer.
Board Of Directors.
Mrs. J. l.. Simmons Florence, three
years; Miss Eunice Ward, Montgomery,
three years; Miss Kate Uhlfelder,
Montgomery, two years; DR.. Lola Tay-
lor Birmingham. two years; Mrs. f. A.
Caldwell, Birmingham, one year; Miss
Margaret Carter, Montgomery, two.
years.
All arrangements for the convention
have been made by the following com
mittees:
Programme committee: Miss Mae
belle Slough, Mont gomery; Miss Rosa
Lee Pritchard, Admission; Miss Nell
Bruner, Talladega; Miss TIA stocks,
Gadsden: Miss Annette Kennedy, Mo-
bile; Dr. Lola Taylor. Birmingham;
Mrs H. f. Pearce. Birmingham.
Entertainment committee: Miss Olive
Hesslett, chairman; Miss Mary Perry.
Miss Coral Wood. Mrs. Charles Rob-
erts, Miss zennie Tomlinson. Miss
Martha Dickinson. Mrs c. w. Noel.
MRS. POPP DEAD AT CULLMAN
Cullman. June 4.-(Special)- Mrs.
Mike Pom died at fha "a rnilv ra,taanca