The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
nv JosrPHTNm NIXON HENLEY

The advent Of October means the beginning of club activities, not only in this city, but throughout the en- tire state and country.
 One of the chief events of the month in this section will be the meeting of the Third district of the State Federation or Women'a Clubs, which will be held on October 25 and PC in Woodlawn, when the Woman's club will be hostess.
 At a recent meeting of the state officers, who were In this oity, with the district officers, plans were made for the occasion.
 N Mrs. John R. Hornady. the district manager. announces the following advance committees: Program: Mrs. L. J. Haley, chair man; Mrs. c. c. Adams and Mrs. J. B. Patterson.
 General arrangement committee: Mrs. c. B. Yandle, president of the Womans club; Mrs. J. NJ. Hankins, former president, together with the two vice presidents, Mrs. H. T. Ware
 and Mrs. E. H. Newsom.
 Mrs. H. F. Pearce will serve as chairman of the printing committed. Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs. J. l.. Yam cey will be In charge of the publicity and Mrs. Cecil Gaston will be chair man of the pages committee.
 The information committee will in . elude Mrs. B. c. Braken. Mrs. T. E. Huey and Mrs. Virgil Powell.
 The Woman's club is making plans for a very delightful occasion for the entertainment of the delegates and the many clubwomen who will at tend.
 The annual luncheon will be an event of the first day. when the ao- credited delegates will be the hon. ored guests.
 The Woman's club is one of the largest clubs in the state federation and the splendid work of its hundred members is well known throughout the state.
 The Clubs Year Book The new year book has just been ssued in the club eolors-white and green.
 The club emblem appears for tho Il first time upon the calendar. The em- biem was designed by Mrs. c. D. , Henley, one of the club members, at the request of the club. It repre- sents a woman's hand upholding a lighted torch, from which arc dif- fused many rays of light; snctrciing this are the words, "Woman's club tbelow), and above. Pan Humanity. The die for this emblem was the gift of Mrs. E. A. Watson, also a member. to the club.
 The club was organized in 1895 and federated in 1912. The subject of study this year will be: -Modsrn Drama"
 The club has taken as it's Mstto "Higher Things"
 The officers include: President Mrs. c. B. Yandle; first vice pros ident. Mrs. H. T. Ware; second vice president, Mrs. F. H. Newsom; ssere- tary, Mrs. Samuel Fletcher; corrs- spending secretary, Mrs. s. J. Mason treasurer. Mrs. J. S. Mclaughlin; fed eration secretary, Mrs. J. M. Han lsins; parliamentarian. Mrs. P. O. Mo. Clathery.
 The program committee included Mrs. J. $. Mclaughlin. Mrs. c. B andle, Mrs s, J. Mason, Mrs. H. T Ware, Mrs. Samuel Fletcher. Thfs-.club Is divided Into depart lments which include the following: Club Departments N Educational department: Mrs. l. R Obinchain, chairman: Mrs. W. G Lewis, vice chairman; Mrs. F. F Ball, Mrs c. L. Clapp. Mrs. J. B. Gibson, Mrs c. D. Henley, Mrs. J. B Knight, Mrs. A. J. Massey. Mrs. A. J. Peterson. Mrs. J. E. Robinson, Mrs w. T. Eason, Mrs. E. G. Bohne. Mrs R. A. Clayton, Mrs. J. W. King. Mrs J. H. Gayle, Mrs. l.. T. Hamilton Mrs. J. T. Vaughn. Miss Pearl San differ. Civic department: Mrs. c. q No