The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-30
PASS RESOLUTIONS
 OF APPRECIATION
Courtesy Committee of Fedora ton of Women's Clubs
 Praise Hospitality

At the close of the concert at the Jeff ferson theatre last night, the courtesy committee of the Alabama Federation ot Clubs rendered resolution of apprecia- tion for the kindnesses shown during the convention which closed yesterday Mrs. Benjamin Craig of Selma is chairman ot the committee.
 The resolutions follow:
 Tt would take a diamond-tpped pen with liquid gold and thoughts of pearl to express the appreciation of the club women of the state for the wonderful courtesies and pleasures extended to them by the clubwomen of Birmingham. In fact, by the entire citizenship of Bir- mingham.
 Be it resolved, That the thanks of the convention be extended to the entire per sonnel of the clubs of the Third district who made the convention possible.
 ITO the local press for their courtesy in giving publicity to the convention, thereby arousing statewide interest in the Alabama Federation of Women g Clubs.
 ITO the manager of the Tutwiler hotel gor the use of the ballroom for conven- tion meetings; also the management of the Hillman hotel ballroom.
 ITO the Southern club, which has made the clubwomen of the state feel the old time southern hospitality as exemplified Tn it's name and employees.
 ITO the general chairman, Mrs. C. Mitchell Williamson, and her workers for the perfect carrying out of all details of this most wonderful convention. ITO the Exchange club for the per annoiptad Ochanu with fhG clever programme given for the executive board and the council of the federation.
 ITO MT. and Mrs. Richard w. Massey for the lovely garden party, including the rare pleasure given by Robert H. Hamrick in the organ recital in the Mas sey home
 ITO Mrs. Nathan L. Miller and her committee for the beautiful al fresco party at the Country club.
 ITO MT. and Mrs. James W. Donnelly for opening their artistic home and giving the art section and executive board tine rare pleasure of seeing their collection of beautiful pictures.
 ITO the Alabama Art league for the beautiful fashion pageant so artisticaliy presented by Mrs. w. $. Lowell and Mrs. Morris Bush for the federation guests.
 ITO the Music Study club, member of the National and Alabama Federation or MUSIC cluDS, TOT the most SeHtiou' courtesy and privilege of enjoying the initial programme of the Birmingham Symphony orchestra.
 'To the musicians who have given their talents to the pleasure of the con- vention.
 ITO Mrs. Anspengsfeld, who has conl- pleted and placed at the disposal of the clubwomen at the Birmingham pubic lribary programmes for future use in their work.
 ITO MT. Gottlieb of the Studio Book Shop for placing on exhibition the works of Alabama writer's also the list of Ala bama writers there on file
 ITO the attractive pages, who have been tireless in their efforts to serve the clubwomen, who considered it an honor to be served by such youth and beauty.
 ITO the unknown workers, the bull warks of all endeavor, we extend our heartiest thanks and leave Birmingham with picture of Vulcans daughter wreathed in Dorothy Perkins roses and with sunshine and love flooding our con- scious selves.
 MRS. BENJAMIN, H. CRAIG. @ Chairman. MRS. l.. D. MCAILUM, Bessemer MRS. W. H. SAFFOLD, Montgomery. MRS. J. S. DAVIDSON, ThomasvillesN