The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

The chief interest of the League or TNoroe,, Voters during October Will De ldirarted towards the campaign 10 double it's membership. MISS hatn- . erine Augusta Norris of Young stoM II, H. O.. who speciallzes In iIeisi Iaao,Ia of work for the National League ol iNyomen voters, arrived last Tuesoay n fternoon +o assist with the campaign lin Jefferson county. M Miss Nol IS W@ lan ardent suffFagist and carried nei @ countv in Ohio for suffrage when she Sresident og the local suffrage ,association. Her special interests are music and child psychology. oIe IS a co1lape graduate and woman or charming personality
 Since her arrival, Miss Norris has heen comforting with Mrs. faIihoi IDaughette. chairman of the me ll'l',i,, shin campaign, and making hHllS nlaps which will be discussed In de- lfaiI at a call meeting of the eNecn five hoard of the league, when Mlli he held tomorrow morning. N1oho@yi iat headqua rters, H1llman hoteI, at A O clock. Mrs. hanhl1b , tfis ,reefins in every member attend this meetiHs |" order to hear and pass upon the ar ranrements for the campaign. ,,,
 While the campaign plans are stlii in rather a sl1etchy state and VIII noC ,ha wade definite until after actloh
 
 +5a formation of Squads" conslsllnS of captain and several workers to +Serifra nern bers. A luncheon WliA pS .heId about the middle Of the hoHtI ai fn honor of the presidents or the IooaA cI,,hs and other womens orgahhza +tons and during the following week soa.sI,ers will present the cause or the 1aag,,a hefore the various Wohieh clubs in Greater Birmingham.
 The campaign proper W1ll open "tsn na a luncheon on Monday' Snt;a'o, of Ivith Mrs. Edward P. Costlgah ol Woshinpton D. C., chairman of the ,;,;ng costs committee of the Ma ttona1 League of Women Noters' as sneaker and guest of honor An count of Mrs. Costigans woTk ls paD 1Isbad below. Meetings and iuncheons for workers will be held during the week. and the campaign VIII "lno up
 Mrs Daughette announces mat special training class will De neIu ti,is peek for the speakers commlthe9'
 thot thev may learn to say all that needs to be said and keep WllhlA +ba three or five minute limit.
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 xo,,citor Davis TO Speak Tuesday.
 The regular meeting of the league will take place Tuesday at P. m in the ballroom of the Tutwlier noeGi, 2',Gii at which time Solicitor Jim i)aVls Wlli ,elI on inc Banner mine investlga- 1i talN oi The league has heartily in dorsed the courageous stand taken oy MT Dayis in the face of the opposllloIn of the governor and the convlc. poHi u, and the memters await ms reniaA N' with a great deal of interest. .,o+or
 Nice Norris membership director from the National League, Will also noake a talk. explaining the plans for the campaign.
 The general pubic espeGiag to he present.
 New officers Of Fairfield League II One of the most delightful affairs
 tbe mast week was the luncheon siven Wednesday at the Plaza hotei sSv the Fairfield League or women Voters. in honor of it's B new mem nsrs Mrs. ]. w. Daniel. presided ln lcharming fashion. and numper o' songs were enjoyed. Mrs. J. M .Tankins. president of the JetIersoi1 lcouutv league, was honor guest, anu gave an interesting talk Tar 9n
 Peace. and the Outlay of war.
 The table was beautifully decorated .,;.L flowers, Mrs A. C. Hazen, Mrs' Adam Oracle and Mrs, 5. II. oaulet 1oing m the decoration committee The reception committee was com noaed of Mesdames L. B. bush, M. D. Hawkins, Charles Flshe anu
 Esch new member was introduced Mrs Daniel and spoke for one Minute oy e > giving her reasons for join inc inc league. The retiring presl- dent Mrs. Daniel. whose administra- ton has been a marked success: gaNe review of the years work. Al the o,osa of inc luncheon, new officers were elected for the coming year Mrs, T. A. Newbold, president; Mrs Mrs Mae Miller, vice chairman; Mrs Mary Daniel, secretary; Mrs. A. = Tazen. treasurer. Mrs. Newbold, the new president, is a capable and de voted worker, experienced in clvsc affairs, and eminently fitted for the office.