The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-06

the convention is made up of some of the states most prominent women, many of whom will be present to par ticipate in the few days session. En- tertainment will be on the Harvard plan-roon and breakfast provided by the hostess church, many local homes have been opened to the com ing guests, who will be warmly well comed and cordially entertained while in the city.
 The convention will be presided over by Mrs. w. M. Sanford of Mont gomery, president, of the union, and will be opened on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock with special music and a devotional meeting led by Mrs. Charles A. Stakely of Montgomery. The visitors will be welcomed by Mrs. Oliver Mallory Reynolds of An niston, one of the most beloved and consecrated women in Alabama, who for 20 years has taken a prominent part in the work of the Womans Missionary union in the state and county. and has for the past 20 years served as president of the Womans Mission union of Parker Memorial church. The response will be made by Mrs. James G. smith of Birming- ham, and at the opening meeting Mrs. David Bryan of Pintgu, China. will tell of the work of the association In this foreign land.
 Banquets and Iuncheons~ will be enjoyed during the course of the con- vention, one of the most interesting being the training school alum nae banquet which will be given at the Alabama hotel, and a luncheon for the executive board, which will occur at the Anniston inn. Mrs. s. R. Thompson is chairman of the hos pitality committee, Mrs. T. $. Her ron, chairman of credentials. and Miss Julia Davis, chairman of exhib- its. Under the able direction of Mrs Charles Renfroe Bell, a pageant Is being planned, and this feature will entire convention.
 Among the prominent members of the executive board who will be pres ent, and their hostesses. are: Mrs Charles Stakley and Mrs. T. W. Han non of Montgomery, who will be guests of Mrs. o. M. Reynolds; Mrs M. c. Scott and Mrs. Ellie Rushton of Montgomery, with Mrs. c. M. Wood ruff; Mrs. J. N. Kailin of Mobile, who will be with Mrs. Neil Sellers; Mrs. Samuel Carroll of Troy, with Mrs. Will Wilson; Mrs. Annie Townsend and Mrs. F. w. Gay of Tuscaloosa. with Mrs. H. l.. Cater: Mrs. Carter Wright of Roanoke and Miss kath- leen Mallory of Birmingham, with Mrs. S. R. Thompson; Mrs. w. B. Crumpton of Montgomery ana Mrs. G. F.. Crowell of Sylacauga. at the Alabama hotel; Mrs. T. G. Bush of Birmingham will be the guest of Mrs John B. Knox: Mrs. John Ashcraft of Florence, with Mrs. Samuel Powers; Mrs. AZ Inglis of Birmingham, with Mrs. D. P. Haynes; Mrs. w. D. Dem son of Roanoke, with Mrs. Thomas Herren; Mrs. Law Lamar of Selma, with Mrs. John Stilwell; Mrs. J. T. Pierson of Troy, with Mrs. S. L.. Crook; Mrs. R. A. Paschal of Union Springs, with Mrs. J. D. Mullins; Mrs. Mcqueen Smith of Prattville. with Mrs. H. B. Rudisill; Mrs. w. R. Seymour. with Mrs. O. J. Angle; Mrs. Felia Denson Tallman of Opeliks, with Mrs. Ebert H. .Willett; Mrs. w. P. McAdory of Birmingham, with Miss Kate Bell: Mrs. Ida Stallworth of Cuba. with Mrs. I. A. DeHart.
 Other guests will be: Mrs. Paul Bo- mar and Mrs. Richard Hall of Jud- son college. who will be the guests of Mrs. S. M. Caudle on Tyler Hill; Mrs. Amos Goodhue of Gadsden, Mrs Holliway and Miss Annie Lee Holii- way of Montgomery, who will be with Mrs. John Stillwell on Christine ave- nue; Mrs. Agnes Holmes of Eufaula.