The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
MEMBERSHIP TROPHY ON Hrrrxy AT .IENNELER'S

The handsome silver loving cup' which is being offered by the eNecu- tive board of the League or " ohien Voters to the squad bringing in the largcst number of members Tn the campaign now going on, IS oelng ols- nlayed in Herzog- Thompson Win dow, on Third avenue. The tropHy is very massive and stands 1S lhcnes high. The names ot the .1n wiiimlne ni,Ia squad will be engraved on the cup.
 The squads are hard at work, anu many new members are being adoed daily. A number of changes nave been made in the lineup. Mrs. Frank White has been appointed cartaTn. and Mrs. Louis Gelders has taken the. place of Mrs. Heidenrelch' who is ill. Mrs. S. r. West and Mrs. Adda Barnes hve been added to Mrs. Freeman's squad and Mrs; A. D. Langley is captain of Squad D. Mrs. w. A. Spruell announces the ap- pointlnent of Mrs. R. l.. Glasgow or Ensley, Mrs, Clyde Lee of Leeds. Miss Annie Jones of Irondale, Mrs. Frank Morris of Sayreton, and Mrs. r: G' Wood of Lewisburg, Mrs. J. ,. Mltch- ell of Leeds, as assistants on ner squad. Mrs. James Kirkpatriek or Vivian has been assigned to Squad 10, of which Mrs. Burdette is cap tain. Mrs. Dora c. Fell is serving as captin of Squad 21 in place or Mrs. Wideman, who is i'll. Mrs. M. Il. place as captain of Squad 22.
 Mrs. Charles Fiske of Fairfield, whose squad is still ahead in the race for members, has added the fol- lowing workers: Mrs. Charles A. Miller Mrs. John Daniel, Mrs. N. B. Carpenter, Mrs, Grossbeck Walsh, Mrs. Lewis Bush, Mrs. Robert King Clubs Visited By League Speakers.
 speakers from the League of being this week to all the clubs. which did not meet last week. On Tues day, Miss Norris addressed the Out look club at the home of Mrs. Il. M. Gassman, and the meeting of the as- sociation of university women at the Blue Triangle tea-room. Mrs. Fisk spoke to the Eclictic Study club at Woodlawn Highlands on Wednesday, while Miss Norris appeared before the Veritas club at the houe of Mrs. O. G. Overton.
 On Thursday, the Fortnightly Shakespeare club is being covered by Mrs. J. M. Hankins, andN Mrs. Neil Wallace is going to Besserner to ad- dress the Thread of the Story club, which meets with Mrs. Waite. Mrs. Fisk appeared before the Music Study club and Miss Norris visited the Sahala club.
 Fridays assignments are as fol- lows: Miss Norris to the Chrysolis C'uDi MfS+ JOilll M. QhdI LII lO lio Progressive Study club, at the home of Mrs. Hubert DeBarleleben; Mrs. E. F. Johnston to the Pierian club, meeting with Mrs. D. b. McLendon; Mrs. Fisk to the Norwood Delphian club, meeting with Mrs. Wilby.
 Mrs. Eura L. Cruse spoke last week before the West End Study circle and the West End Methodist Missionary society. Misses Angelin and Jessie Ruter will go on Monday to the Fairview Methodist Missionary society.
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 Mrs. Nesbitt Honor Guest At Tea.
 Mrs. w. D. Nesbitt, who has just returned from a years tour of Ed rope, will be the guest of honor at the membership tea of the League of Women Voters at the Tutwiler next week. Mrs c. s. Simmons is chairman for the tea. Mrs. Nesbitt was a pioneer suffragist and is a former vice president of the league, whose members are glad to celebrate her return home from a trip of won derful interest