The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-31
Governor Brandon InUited
To Big Legislators Tea
Busy Preparations Going On by League of Women Vot
to Make Reception Most Brilliant in Its History.
Representatives and Members From Every
Womans Organization of City Invited

makes his desire or condemnation
felt. 1t is our legislators who In
their turn, make our laws. We, in
voting and electing legislators, have
given to them the highest expression
of our faith, and we are depending
upon them to carry forward our state
to greater achievements. OF course
we realize that our part, henceforth
must largely be In the guise of the
populace of the old Roman forum
which merely stood outside the walls
and had the privilege of shouting its
approval or disapproyal of what was
being executed in It's law making
bodies. We, however. in this modern
day, can go a bit further, We car
let our legislators know orr wishes.
Walter Brewer has been asked &C
make the reply for the legislators.
EVERYBODY welcome
No citfzen--rrian or wonian--wiH bs
barred from this reception, as the
league wishes everybody to NEE
their responsible statesmen. In ad.
dition. every woman's club, schoo
Improvement association, fraternal
organization, missionary or church
union, and every woman's organiza-
ton is being urged to send one or
more representatives officially, while
every member of such clubs Is her
self hidden TO this more than local
party.
Mrs. Murray Brown has been ex-
tremely busy getting ready for the
large affair. She Is chairman for the
entertainment, having appointed Mr..
Morris Bush as leader of the refresh
ment committee. Mrs. Asa Hull,
chairman of the music committee, is
arranging several musical numbers.
Mrs. ]. H. Doughty will have charge
of the decorations in the capacity of
chairman.
Mrs. Hull has arranged to have
the musical numbers at various in
tervals during the merry making.
David Soloman will give violin
solo. and Marion White a whistling
solo. Another violin number will be
by Marine Cerasa, while Mrs. Olive
Cheek Humphrey will sing vocal
selection.
Mrs. A. D'Agostino will be heard at
the piano in a selection by Massenet,
and Eddie Goodman will give violin
selection.
The receiving line will be COM
posed of the honor guests, the league
Officers, the chairmen of various
committees and precinct chairmen of
the league as follows: Officers
president, Mrs. ]. NJ Hankins; first
vice president, Mrs. Brenton K Fisk
second vice president, Mrs. J. II.
Doughty; third vice president, Mrs.
e. b. Brooks; secretary, Mrs. A. J.
Grefenkampl treasurer, Mrs w. ID.
uclby; publicity secretary. Mrs. John
Foster.
Chafrmen of the various commit
tees: Health and hygiene. Mrs. Scale
Harris; disarmament, Mrs. Charles J.
Sharp; women in industry,
Miss Moliie Dowd: citizenship, Mrs.
Erie Pettus; press. Miss Mignon hall;
hostess, Mrs. Joseph Wieferich; So
cial. Mrs. Murray Brown; legislation,
Mrs. Scion Jacobs; program, Mrs.
Brenton X. Fisk; state and national
affairs, Mrs Richard F. Johnston
education. Miss Rosa Strickland
membership and social welfare, Mrs,
Palmer Daughette.
Precinct chairmen: West End. Mrs.
d. C. Batson; Woodlawn, Mrs. r. A.
Clayton; East Lake. Mrs, j. NJ. Min
ter; old Birmingham. Mrs. w. J.
mingham, Mrs. j. w. Partridge;
North Birmingham, Mrs. L. Allbrit-
ton; Ensley, Mrs. w. I. Phillips; Wy
lam. Mrs. kirkpatrick.
General chairmen for the rural pre-
'cincts: Mrs. Il. J. Burns, Mrs. Alice
McAdory, Mrs Josie Nolan, Mrs Fl.
Byers, Mrs. Mandy Harris, Mrs. Clar-
ence Vines, Mrs. Beula Clements, Mrs.
Mamie Thomas, Mrs. Mae Moore. Mrs.
Fannie Bradley. Mrs. Loula Mitchell,
Mrs. Dora Burnam, Mrs. Lucille
Smith, Mrs. Eula Snuff, Mrs. Dennie
Gray, Mrs. Sarah Cottingham, Mrs
Norma Cunningham, Mrs Agnes
Crocker Mrs. Mae Bobo. Mrs. Susie
Park, Mrs. Mamie Rowe. Mrs. Winnie
Carmichael. Mrs. Kenneth Charlton
Mrs. Clytele Turner Mrs. Mouella
Reever Mrs velma Wood, Mrs! Ber-
tina Nichols, Mrs. Lizzie Whaley. Mrs.
Mamie Calvert Mrs. Ethel Perkins,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gwin Howton, Mrs
Louise Richardson, Mrs. Ollie Scott,