The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-22

large crowd we ran out of brown bread. but from now on we expect to have home made pies of all kinds. home made brown bread and varied assortment of meats, vegetables, sal ads and desserts.
 We are so proud of our new club rooms and cafe, for we have worked so hard for them during the past year and the opening Is so wondsrful to us that we are determined to givc the public service and the best meal for the money that they can possibly buy anywhere. It is hard for us to realize that all this Is ours and if it is necessary for us to assist in serV- ing the public we will do so. Many of us did yesterday and with such spirit and determination as that we are sure to be out of debt in a short time if our friends will patronlze. our cafe.
 Welcome visitors
 "I am thrilled at the, result of our work. for d home of our own and a cafe has been dream with us ever since the association was organized three years ago. Miss Margaret O'Connell is the cashier and she will be in the club rooms all afternoon to welcome visitors and members wishing to visit them. Mrs. J. M. White has charge Of the waitresses and I am sure under her splendid leadership they will give prompt and
 efficient service.
 "One thing we would like to have the public bear in mind and that is the fact if they have any complaints to make, to make them to the head quarters committee and we will have the things complained of remedied We also want to ask the indulgence and patience of the public for in starting every new business 1t takes a few days to get your staff organ - ized and we hope to have every thing in perfect order in few days" Large Patronage
 While it is impossible to get any figures as to the number of persons served at noon yesterday it Is es- timated that more than 300 patron ized Birminghams newest cafe which is owned and operated by an organ ization of business and professonai women Last night at supper the crowd was not as large, although practically every table was occupied during the hours of the evening meal.
 Tn addition to the beautiful break fast set presented to the club by Mrs I. w. dIICtN thcip N"' NNN'
 trolier from The Age Herald, flowers from Loveman, Joseph and Loeb Louis Saks Clothing company. The Ideal Mir. Procter, Miss Perna Robin son. the Blue Triangle club rooms
 Mrs. J. H. Hard Mrs. Mary Willis and Mrs. Fred Lehman. The Jersey Ice cream company furnished the ice cream for the opening banquet, the c. D. Kinney Coffee company pre- sented the club with the first 2o pounds of coffee to be used ana the E. E. Forbes Piano company loaned a grand piano for the use of the as sociation at the banquet. In addi tion to these gifts many letters ana 1 messages of congratulation were re- | ceived from various firms in the city and business and professional wom- ems clubs throughout the country Menu Today
 The menu announced for today tol- lows. Special plate luncheon consist | ing of small order of meat ano l two vegetables 15c. corn muffins Sf l bread Sc, home made brown breaa 10, chicken la king 25c, roast beei l 25c, cream asparagus loc, masheo 1 potatoes 10c, turnip greens l0c com. bination fruit salad l5c lettuce ano l tomato salad 15c, vanilla ice creaH l with chocolate sauce 10c, peach lct 1 cream 10c. apple roll 1oc, iced tea coffee or milk 5c.