The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
SIX BEAUTIES ID
 ARRIVE SUNDAY
 FOR FASHION SHOW
Housing Committee Opens Headquarters and Urges Listing of Rooms for
 Celebration Visitors
By ETHEL GILLEN


 Six living models chosen from the chorus beauties of New York city will arrive in Birmingham Sunday afternoon to take part in the fashion show to be held next week in cele- bration of the fiftieth birthday an niversary of Birmingham.
 They will make their initial ap- pearanGe in this city at the matinee performance Monday afternoon, and will wear the latest creations in women's clothes.
 The fashion show will be one of the features of the exposition and large stage has been erected for this performance. There is a seating capacity of $500 in the big exposi- tion tent which is 50 feet wide and TOO feet long. It is lighted by l,oO0 electric lights and is located on West Twentieth street.
 In addition to the fashion show there will also be the automobile tee state will be the largest and best ever held in the state, and the merchants and industrial exhibit
 Housing Committee
 An information bureau and the housing committee will open head quarters on Third avenue between Twentieth and Twenty-first str today A card index wtu be kepl all available rooms in the city W the housing committee and visit 70 may obtain any information rega d. ing their location and the price Of them at headquarters. $. N. Jenk ias la ak. | large number of rooms have bocA procured the committee needs many more according to MT. Jenkins who urges all persons who have one or more that they will rent to visitors during the semi-centennial to notify the committee.
 Red Cross stations
 Red Cross first aid stations and information booths will be opened at both railroad stations Monday morn ing and persons will be on duty there both night and day. Several hundred Boy scouts will assist the visitors to Birmingham during the semi centennial week and they will work both during the day and at night.
 The principal feature of the cele- bration will be the visit of President Warren G. Harding who with Mrs. Harding and party will spend Wednesday in Birmingham. He will first receive the 67 queens from the counties of Alabama at the Termi- nal station al o'clock aud will then proceed up Fifth avenue to the Tut wiler hotel On both sides of the street will be thousands of school children with flags and they will throw flowers in the path of the President and Mrs. Harding
 Presidents Parade
 At the Tutwiler hotel the Prest- dents party will view the monster parade which will traverse the downtown streets, Following the parade President Harding will go to Woodrow Wilson park where he viii deliver his principal address from the pavilion there.
 He will also attend the laying of the cornerstone Of the s2,00 900 Ma sonic temple during the afternoon and Will receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws from the Birrajng- ham Southern college at the First Methodist church where he win go after the laying of the corner stone.
 County Queens
 A luncheon will be given at the Tutwiier hotel at o'clock with the President and Mrs. Harding and their party, the 67 County Queens" gov ernors from eight states and United States senators from several as guests of honor Only 350 tickets will be sold to this affair and alreadS large number of reservations have been made. Persons wishing to at tend may make reservations by see ing Miss Mary Hatehett at the semi centennial headquarters on the meg zanine floor of the Jefferson County Bank building. The charge is So per plate and checks must accompany all requests for tickets.
 One of the most attractive features of the commemoration of the iftieth anniversary of the founding of Bir- mingham will be the historical pageant of Birmingham. It will de- pict the various episodes in the his tory and growth of the city during the past 50 years.
 Pageant AvondaIe Park
 A monster stage has been erected at Avondale park for the pageant and more than l.500 people will par ticipate, while there. will be a chorus of more than 1 ,0oe voices. A grand stand. with a seating capacity of I0.- 900, has been erected. Everything is being put in readiness for the opening of the semi centennial cele- bration Monday and indications are that it will be not only the largest but the most pretentious and spec tacular ever given in the state. TONNAGE VAL LAYTON