The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-20
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
 VOTERS MEETING
Extensive Preparations Being Made for Next Weeks
 Gathering

League or Women Voters to be held m Birmingham Monday and Tuesday are rapidly being completed.
 All sessions will be held in the ball room of the Tutwiler hotel The feature of the first days session will be the po- litical meeting Monday night. Mrs. Julian B. Salley. national chairman of the Third region of the League of Women Voters: Lieut.. Gov. Nathan L. Miller and Judge J. L. Reynolds will be among the speakers. clock Tuesday afternoon at the South ern club. Mrs. Salley will make a short talk and Mrs. Mary Gillen will give sev- eral negro dialect readings Mrs. w. D. Nesbitt is chairman on arrangements. and Mrs. Wallace Caldwell, decorations, and Mrs. Give Richardson, tickets.
 The following programme will be rem dered:
 MONDAY, APRIL 25, II A. M.
 Mrs. A J. Bowron, state chairman, presiding.
 Call to order
 Invocation, Dr. John McSporran. Greetings from Birmingham League of Women Voters, Mrs. w. L. Murdoch.
 Response on behalf of Alabama League of Women Voters, Mrs, Scottie McKen- zie Frasier MEMORIAL PEklOD F7aN
 Tributes to Mrs. Ellalee Chapman C. B. Spencer. GREETINGS FROM SISTER ORGANIZATIONS
 Alabama Federation of Womens Clubs, Mrs. J. Brevard Jones Alabama Womens Christian Temper ance union, Mrs. w. H. Jeffers.
 Alabama division, Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs. c. H. Mathis. Alabama Parent-Teacher association, Miss Mary Burke.
 Daughters of 1872, Mrs. John w. Groves. Order of the Eastern Star, Mrs. Joe Smith.
 Business and Professional Women's 5 club, Mrs. H. E. Pearce.
 Report of programme committed
 Reports of vice chairnen. Mrs. Bibb Graves and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins.
 Treasurers report, Miss Annie Joe Coates
 secretary's report, Mrs. Brenton K. Fisk.
 Publicity secretarys. report. Miss Luna E. Davie.
 Appointment of convention commit AFTERNOON SESSION, O'CLOCK
 Report of state chairman, Mrs. A. J. Bowron.
 Reports of standing committees:
 Protection of Women in Industry, Miss MolHe Dowd.
 Child Welfare, Mrs. L. R. Bush.
 Election Laws and Methods, Mrs. w D. Nesbitt.
 Social Hygiene, Mrs, A. M. Taylor.
 Unification of Laws, Miss Alice Doyle.
 Food Supply and Demand, Mrs. F. w Smedley.
 Research. Miss Helen Benners.
 Reports of district chairmen.
 First District, Mrs James K. Hagan. Mobile.
 Second District, Mrs. John riley. Montgomery. Kenzie Frazier, Dothan.
 Fourth District. Miss Mary Part ridge, Selma.
 Seventh District, Mrs. c. H. Mathis. Gadsden.
 Eighth District, Mrs. L. R. Neill, AL bany.
 Ninth District Mrs. J. F. carle, Bir- mingham.
 Tenth District, Mrs. zue M. Long, Jasper.
 Reports of county leagues. Reports from affiliated organiza- tions Reports from individual members. Reports of delegates to national convention, Mrs. F. w. Smedley and Mrs. zue M. Long.
 EVENING SESSION, 8 O'CLOCK
 Mrs. Bibb Graves. first vice chair man. presiding.
 "Why Women Need the League of Women Voters" Mrs. Julian B. Salley, director of third region, National League of Women Voters.
 "The Necessity of Two political Parties in Alabama Judge L. H. Reynolds.
 Paramount Needs of Alabama and How to Meet Them" Lieut.. Gov. Nathan l.. Miller.
 Open discussion from the floor. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, g A. M.
 Report of credentials committee Reports of standing committees. continued: American Citizenship. Mrs H. H. Shell. Legislation, Mrs. Solon Jacobs | Discussion of future programme. Discussion of budget
 Report of nominating committee. i Election of officers.
 Report of resolutions committed
 Amendments to constitution. ] New business.
 AFTERNOON SESSION
 stunt luncheon. l o'clock Southern [ club. { Speaker. Mrs. Julian B. Salley, di- rector third region. National League l of Women Voters. l Adjournment.
 Meeting of new officers, s:sO o'clock.