The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30

1 doubled and the new members will | be entertained by the old members on Wednesday.
 The reception committee is com- posed of Mesdames L. B. Bush, M. B. Hawkins, Charles Fiske and Charles Miller. Mrs. A.. c. Hazen, Mrs. Adams Oracle and Mrs. B. J. Sadler are serving on the decoration com mittee. The program will be as fol- | lows: Outline of the past years work, by Mrs, Daniel, president round table question, by Mrs. Bren- ton Fiske, executive secretary of the | Jefferson county league co-opera- ! tion to prevent war, by Mrs. J. M Hawkins, president of the Jefferson county league.
 There will be community singing | during the luncheon, and the new members will be introduced and each will be asked for a one-minute talk on Why I Joined the League oI Women Voters"
 The annual business meeting, with election of officers for the new year will follow the luncheon A great deal of interest is being shown in the affair.
 MISS NORRIS COMES TO ALABAMA
 Following the invitation extended 1 by special meeting on Tuesday of the executive board of the Jeffer- son County League of Women Voters, Miss Katherine Norris of Youngs- town, Ohio, will come to Birmingham in. the near, future to do some inten- sive organization and membership work for the league. Miss Norris is of charming personality and wide experience in league woSk. She was the suffrage chairman for Youngs- town and did splendid work. Mrs. Palmer Darghette, who is chairman for the membership campaign to be waged in October, will confer with Miss Norris at an early date. New Members.
 At the meeting on Tuesday 35 new l members affiliated with the league. There were six renewals: Mrs. John c. Arnold, Mrs Ada Brewster, Mrs. | Caroline Dill, Miss Angelin Ruter, Mrs. w. A. Spruell, Mrs. w. H. Suy- dam. And the rest were new mem bers as follows: Paid up,, Mrs. J. J. Healy Mrs. John Ford, Mrs Susie P. Dill. Mrs. Birdie McDuffie, Mrs. A. L. Fort, Miss Isabel Black. Mrs. G.- T. Smith, Mrs. J. W. Wallis, Miss Cora Rutherford Thompson. Mrs. Henry Swope, Mrs. s. V. Shelburne, Mrs. Alta Strobel, Mrs. J. w. Me Kinney; enrolled and will pay at next meeting. Mrs. c. V. Dorse, Mrs H. B. Whiteside, Mrs. Matte Leslie. Mrs. Mant Hood, Mrs. M. M. Johnson, Mrs. A. R. Mays Mrs Bess Bretzin, Mrs. Carl w. Johns, Mrs. F. J. Gray, Mrs. E. J. Thornton, Mrs. J. l.. Whet- | chel, Mrs. Carrie A. Coates.
 Other members, who have joined during the past month, are Mrs. Car rie l.. Hutcheson, Mrs. G. s. Tray wick Mrs. Beulah Burrell, Mrs. Jerome A. Vandiver. A most hearty welcome Is extended by the league to all those new members, and they are reminded that the league meets the second and fourth Tuesday after moons of each month at the Tut wiler hotel, unless notice otherwise is given through the press.
 The special work of the league during October will be an intensive membership campaign, plans for which are now being made by Mrs. Palmer Daughette, membership chairman. Information concerning the methods of other leagues in put ting on membership drives is being assembled a headquarters, with the purpose of gaining some fresh ideas for use in Birmingham. Mrs. Daugh- cite will attempt, through her speak CTS committee, to reach every womans organization with the mes sage of the importance of joining the League of Women Voters for the sake of the political education it can give She hopes to double the mem bership of last year, which was over a thousand