The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
SOCI E T Y
Birmingham Products Form Brilliant
 Display

There will be 5s exhibitors this year at the Housewives display. which opens Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at 1700 Second avenue. Only Birmingham-made products are to be exhibited, but these have a very wide range-from building brick and lumber down to all sorts of fur1fi- ture, interior decorations and food in every firm.
 A visit to the exhibit will be lib- eral education as to Birmingham products. Everybody is invited There is no charge made for adms- sion or for anything else. Many lovely prizes and souvenirs will be given away.
 The exhibit will be open daily from to 6 o'clock, and on Saturday night until Il o'clock. Thursday afternoon from to 5 has been set aside for colored people. A special invitation has been extended to all the visitors who will be in the city. attending the Masonic gathering and the Sunday school convention, and the tri-state water works convention, to attend the exhibit, and see what Birming- ham can do.
 Who Is Who.
 The general lineup and organiza- tion for the exhibit as far as the hostesses, the League of Women Voters, is concerned, Is as follows:
 General chairman, Mrs. J. H. Doughty, assisted by Mrs. C. S. Sim mons.
 Chairman of registration and prizes. Mrs. Frederick B. Dodge. as- sisted by Mrs. John Burr Glass.
 Chairman of speakers, Mrs. Erie Pettus
 Chairman of publicity, Mrs. F, c. Engelhardt.
 Chairman of membership. Mrs J. H. Wallace, assisted by the follow ing committee; Mrs. Robert Hill house, Mrs. R. A. Clayton, Mrs. Ada Barnes. Mrs. Lon Alb-itton. Mrs. L. c. Lowe, Mrs. J. D. Dardis, Mrs. Charles s. Caldwell. Mrs. Walter Brown. Mrs. J. F. Carle, Mrs. C. P. Licht., Bracken. Mrs. |. NJ. Heidenreich, Mrs. Charles Spangler, Miss Ella Conley, Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. En- gelhardt
 Chairman of information. Mrs. Brenton K. Fish. assisted by Mrs NJ. Y. Dabney and Mrs. r. H. Bonelli
 Chairman women manufacturers, Mrs. Frank J. White.
 Official announcer and ballyhoo artist, Mrs. R. r. Johnston.
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 Hostcsses.
 The following ladies will act as hostesses during the exhibit:
 Tuesday: Mrs J. N. Hank!ns. chair man assisted by Mrs. H. Means, Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. R. F. Hogan. Mrs. R. A Clayton. Mrs. C. E. Jaynes, Mrs. c. J. Sharpe, Mrs. Ernest Lapointe, Mrs. Mrs Victor M. Randolph, Mrs. J, NJ Minter. Mrs. John Foster Mrs. A. J. Grefenkamp, Mrs. l. W. Lawhon Mrs. R Wegelin
 Wednesday,: Mrs. Palmer Daugh- ette chairman, assisted by Mrs. NJ | sf,a ~,.1z R. Wegelin. Mrs. J- NJ Dill Mrs simon Felhemer Mrs Colman Biach. Mrs. R. J. Poscelor. Mrs. M. H Willis. Mrs. w. D. Colby, Mrs. Mur- ray BroNn- Mrs. F. M Thompson, Mrs. A. P. Hull. Mrs W. H. Wood, Mrs. B. r. Sargent, Mrs. J. J. Wind ham.
 Thursday: Mrs. Crampton Harris chairman. assisted by Mrs. L. NJ Hedenreieh, Mrs. W. H. Johnston, Mrs. B F. Warnock, Mrs. R. Wege lin. Mrs. X. !. Grefenkamu Mrs. Cora ]. E. II. Edwards of Mulga, Mrs. C. n. Brooks. Mrs. M. H. Willis, Mrs. W. D. Colby.
 Friday will be Fairfield day. with Mrs. J. w. Daniel of the Fairfield League of Women Voters as chair Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. William Me Kail. Mrs. Charles A. Fiske. Mrs. E.. ". King. Mrs. R. Tom Rocco, Mrs William Candy Mrs. May Tendon, Mrs. Charles Miller, all of Fairfield. and Mrs. A. ?. Hull, Mrs. 0. l.. Amigh. Ms. R. Wegelin. Mrs. +. I. Burns and Miss Sallie Blach of Brming- ham Saturday: Mrs. r. B. Bokers. chair man, assisted by Mrs. F. H. Thur man. Mrs Jack Bowron. Mrs. Dr. 1 Copeland, Mrs w. H. McGowan Miss | Julia Bowers Mrs. ]. A Kirkpatrick. ! Mrs. Palmer Daughette, Mrs. R | WeEelin. Mrs. Charles Harris Mrs C. 1 r. Lickty. Mrs. \. !. Grefenkamp | Mrs Kate Holt, Mrs w A. Spruill 1 Miss Madeleine Smith Mrs Guy Amos and others.
 O O O Speakers. Mrs Erie Pettus, chairman of