The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10
HUDSON ALumNAE ASSOCIATION

HUDSON ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
 LUNCHEON
 Around a triangular table in the ballroom of the Tutwiler Saturday gathered a number of Judson gradu- ates and former students. The ar rangement of the table was signifi- cant because the triangle is part of Judson college.
 'Noh. don't you hear triangle ringing.
 ''Oh, don't you hear Miss Brown
 a-saying.
 Put on your uniform
 Mrs, T. g. Herren of Anniston. a Judson graduate and president of Judson Alumnae Federation, presided st the table. After a blessing by Dr. James E. Dillard, Mrs. Herren ex- pressed her pleasure at being able to be present at so large a party in honor of Mother Judson.
 Dr. Bomar, president of Judsen, was unable to be present. but in a written message he congratulated the a1umnae on the work they are doing. saying the alumnae secre- tary and alumnae magazine heralded new day.
 He stressed the fact that this new day Is Judson's day cN opportunity as well as her dae Of need. but tha, he is convinced that the children of Judson will rally around her with enthusiasm and unanimity. Judson girls of later years sang their loyalty to Judson college This was followed by Miss Margaret Lewis, who spoke for Judson of to- day.
 Mrs. N. W. Bussey and Mrs. Robert McCalley spoke of by-gone days when Mir. Allen and Miss Josephine Tut were members of the faculty.
 Mrs. I. J. Haley made an enthu- siastic appeal for the showing of the Judson spirit and of letting alma mater know of appreciation of the things she has done. Mrs. Haley's mother was a Judson graduate. Mrs. Haley holds . literary and q music diploma from the Judson, and she says If she has anything to do with tho selection of a school for her young carbohydrates shall be the Judson.
 pr. Diilard paid high tribute to the college in his happy way. speaking of his visit to the historic institution and of what he thought of Judson girls. saying that the college Is known by It's product.
 Among those present weret
 Mrs. Louise B.. Hendricks, Mrs. " I. Hunter, Mrs. Walter Beasley, Miss Mildred Basenberg, Miss Nancy Doster, Miss Ruth Webb, Miss Gladys Webb. Mrs. John M. Webb, Mrs. J. A. Ward, Miss Annie Laurie Sylvester. Mrs. John Joe Kyser, Mrs W. P. Me- Adory. Mrs. R. l. Anderson, Mrs. H. c. Abbott, Miss Dorothy Winter, Mrs. w D. Tynes, Mrs. A J Dickinson, Mrs Scale Harris. Mrs. Lucy Thomas, Miss Dean. Miss Dorothy Kyser. Mrs. Dan Smith. Mrs. o. N. Adams. Mrs. D. J Ponceler. Mrs. Ines Gullahorn, Miss Daisy GilliA Mrs W. U. Bussey, Mrs s. Herren. Mrs. I. W. Lawhon, Miss Ruth Elliott Miss Jessie Goodwin Mrs. E H. Wrenn, Mira J. D. Heacock Miss Margaret Lewis. Miss Merle Boasley. Mrs Allen, Mrs. ID. L. Cox Mrs. Robert McCaulay. Mss Marion Miree. Mrs. 4. 8. Miree, Mrs. Lila Thomas. MrN- T. D Craig, Mrs. c. T Thomausn, Miss Clara stillweli. Mrs H. O Wallace, Mrs. John Stone, Miss Alice Huey, Grx- John Phelps. Mrs Ted Cottrsu. Mfss Alpha Bentley MrA Joe Mcintosh, Mrs. J. K. Mcwii- Hams, Miss Trtxie May Nolsn. Miss Mary Hanna, Miss Olivia Morsly, Mi ss Mabie Tucker, Mrs L. J. Haley. Mrs James Fl. Dillard. Mrs. Fannie M Blyn, Miss Gladys Pickles, Miss Margaret Cex. Miss Alice Waters Mrs. Peyton A Eubank. Mrs. Nena l Wilson Wright, Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs- W. T. Poe. Mrs. Meadows.