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Evening star., 1923-09-20

3-Piece Suite finished in antique en-
bassy green; upholstered seat and back;
box spring seat cushion. Settee, chair,
3-Piece Suite, upholstered in beauti-
full cretonne; large size settee, chair,
3-Piece Silver Gray Suite, upholstered in
tapestry cretonne. Box spring seat cush-
ions. Settee, chair and rocker. -. .$54.50
3-Piece Suite, mahogany finish; large,
comfortable settee, chair and rocker.
Spring seat cushion .............. $3.50
3-Piece Suite, antique yellow and
peacock blue, cushioned seat and back
in cretonne; box spring seat cushion.
Settee, chair, rocker ........... $3.50
Willow and Reed Section Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

voivelIe, crepe de chine and taffeta
1 Junior Girls Evening Dress, $3.50;
was $25. Green taffeta with
large Bertha collar of silver lace;
size Is years.
1 Junior Girls Gray Coat. &25: was
$4e.5O. Medium weight: full silk
lined; size II years.
20 pairs Girls BIoomers. greatly re-
duced to 15c pair. Heavy quail
tty Seco silk; elastic band and
knee; sizes s to II years.
10 Navy Flannel sTiddies, greatly re-
duced. $2.85 each. Regulation:
trimmed with white braid; sizes
10, II, Is years.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
9 High-Grade Reed Suites
At Extremely Low Prices

3-Piece Suite, dark blue finish, up
holstered in rich cretonne; wide arms,
box spring cushions. Settee, chair,
rocker ....t................. Sol.5O
3-Piece Suite, upholstered in cretonne,
wide arms, high backs; enarneled
putty finish; box spring seat cush-
ions ,...... .Sol.50
3-Piece, High-back Suite, antique
brass finish. Loose box spring seat
cushion. Settee, chair, rocker. Excep-
tionally attractive $3.50
3-Piece Suite, large 6o-inch settee,
chair, rocker; enameled in antique
peacock; cushioned seat and backs in
cretonne; box spring seat cushions. $3.50
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Women's Dresses. SIS

Were very much more. 4 Geor-
gette Afternoon Dresses, black
and white; pleated panels; sizes
] 3S, ! AZ, 2 ~.
3 Tricotine Wool Dresses. s15
each; were SIS. For street
wear; straightline models, braid
trimmed: size "a, 3S.
Afternoon ID Dr c s, $3.50
each; were $85. Black and
gold, brown and gold lace over
satin; lace sleeves; chiffon gir-
die, size 40.
? Afternoon and Street Dresses.
$25 each; were $3.50. Gray
crepe de chine; long sleeves:
straightline models trimmed
with small tucks and open
work; sizes 40 and AZ.
Brown Chiffon and Lace Din
ner Dress. $3.50; was S75.
Made over rust satin, with
metal ribbon girdle; girdle
slightly soiled: size 38.
Brown Lace and Georgette
Dinner and e v n | ng Dress.
made over brown satin, $3.50;
was $75. Touch of fur on
skirt. Slightly damaged. Size
Cocoa Flat Crepe Afternoon
Dress. $55i was $S5. Gold metal
lace waist; long sleeves of chif-
) fon with lace cuffs; size 40.
Gray Afternoon Crepe de
Chine Coat Dress, $3.50; was
$50. Lace vest: skirt and
sleeves trimmed with small
tucks: size SO.
/ White Crepe de Chine Street
and Afternoon Dress, SIS; was
S20.5O. Straightline m o d e / !:
pleated panels; slightly soiIed;
size Sc.
Women's Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Girls School Dresses. $3.50

Were $Iz.50 and SIS. II dresses
attractive styles and colors.
A Girls Sweater Dresses, $3.50 each;
were $3.50. With pleated flannel
skirt and green or tan sweater
Girls Threc-piece Knicker Suits,
$3.50 each. Hat, cape and knick-
ers.
Girls Ccat Dresses, SI5 each; were
S25. Flannel skirt. white waist
and black velvet jacquette.
o Girls kimonos, greatly reduced to
S2.a5 each. Fancy cotton crepe,
trimmed with banding of con-
trasting colors; pink, rose and
copen; sizes 8 to Is years.
10 Girls Regulation Dresses, greatly
reduced to $I.9J each White
jean with colored collars and
cuffs.
Girls Section, Fourth foer.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Women's Combinations. 68c

Were 81. % fine ribbed Conn
bination Suits; low neck, sleeve
less, tight fitting knees; sizes
5 and 6.
l3 Women's Fine Ribbed Fall
weight Cotton Vests, soc each;
were 81. High neck, long
sleeves, sizes and 8; slightly
soiled.
7 Women's Fine Ribbed Cotton
Tights, 25c pairI were soc.
Ankle length; size 4; slightly
soiled.
women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Bandeaux. 35c

Were soc and 75c. so bandeaux;
pink or white brocade and pop
lin; ribbon straps; front or
back closing; sizes SO, 34,' SO, 40,
AZ.
% Fine Bandeaux, 81 each
were very much more. Silk
jersey, treco and heavy satin
evening bandeaux: broken sizes
and styles; sizes "a, SO, 3S. 40,
AZ, 46, 4S.
Heavy pink silk jersey; a trifie
soiled: size SO.
- 9 Model Garter Brassieres, 81
eachj were much more. Fine
pink brocade; back closing;
elastic insert at side; sizes 40,
A.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Snokino' Stands. $5

Were $3.50. . stands.
Mahogany Smoking Stand,
SIG; was $32. Four ash trays,
matchbox holder and cigarette
humidor.
l Nickel Silver Smoking Stand,
$3.50; was SIS. With 6 ash
trays. match holder, cigarette
holder.
Smokers Accessories Section. First
floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Women's Lis1e Hose, SOC

Women's Lisle Hose, SOC
If perfect would be 75c. 144
prs. Black Lisle Hose; sizes 8.
9ts, 10. Uneven weave. 80
prs. Women's Ribbed Sports
Hose, soc pr; were 81. Null
berry shade.
Outsize Silk Hose, $1.25
IL perfect would he S2. 100
prs. Black Silk Hose. with lisle
garter tops and soles; sizes 91a,
10, 101a.
Women's Hose, 81 to $5
Were So to $3.50. 100 prs.
Better Grades Pure SILK Hose,
in various colors and novelty
effects.
% prs. women's Black Silk
Hose, with hand embroidered
white clox. $2.35 Pr; were 50
md $3.50.
womens Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Wonen's Skirts, S5.95

Women's Skirts, $5.95
Were $40. Fall Skirts, for
misses: striped worsteds; navy
and brown: 26 to 80 inch waist.
5 Skirts, 1915 each; were SIS.
Excellent quality brushed jer-
sey mixtures. In green and tan,
also tan and tnngerine
Wool Skirts, SO.7S each; were
$I5. Pleated; navy and brown,
with stripes of contrasting
colors.
Sleeveless Jackets, $3.50 each;
were $40 and SIS. Flannel and
jersey tuxedos; buttoned front
in red and navy.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Women's Umbrellas, $3.25
Were SIS. 10 25-inch Black.
Tape-edge, Piece-dyed Cloth
Umbrellas a sorted d wood,
bakelite-trimmed handles.
Is Children's Umbrellas, sSe
inch; black gloria cloth; as
sorted wood: Prince of Wales
and opera shape handles.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Wonen's Sweaters, $3.95
Were IS. 10 Wool Sleeveless
Sweaters; monogram or striped
front: deep V neck; tan, gray
or white with black; sizes 40,
AZ, A, 46.
Women's Sweaters, $2.95
Were 81 and IS. "a Sleeveless
or Slip-on Wool Sweaters; fancy
fiber or wool front; gray, white
and rose, orange with white,
white with jade.
Women's Sweaters, $4.75
Were very much more. fiber
tuxedo or golf coat styles;
black or striped designs; some
in two-toned color combina-
tions; jockey, bisque, brown or
jade; sizes Sc, 40, AZ
10 Sleeveless Wool Sweaters
S1.9S eachi were $2.95 and 81.
Plain or fancy weave; striped
front; tan with orange, white
with jade, gray, tan with copen,
orchid or jade; sizes 3S to Az
Black Slip-on Sweaters, S5c
each; were $1.s5. Round necks
pockets and belt; size 80.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Couch Hammocks Reduced

Used as floor samples, some
slightly soiled; stripes, plain
gray and khaki; some with up
holstered backs.
/ Hammock, S11.@5i was S22.75.
! Hammock, SI5.7S; was $31 80.
l Hammock, $9.55; was $40.
I Hammock, STATS; was $2S.50.
/ Hammock, S1S.75; was $3.50.
Hammock Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Women's Pumps, $3.45

Women's Pumps, $3.45
Radically reduced. 20 pairs
from regular stock; odd lots
and broken sizes account for
the tremendous reductions.
Patent leather. tan and black;
sizes in the lot: Az, 5, 512, ~,
7h. 8 AAA; 4. AZ. 5, So. u.
8 AA; 4. Al, s A; 3, 3l4. B;
"a, 8 c.
Boudoir Slippers, $50
sTiDnsIs sRfSia Daniel un5sSsv Gsesn s16R iem
price; colors are lavender.
light blue. gray: sizes 1. IL, 2.
212. 5. 31k. 4. Il. 5. ~, and
in the lot.
wor'"n's Shoe Section Third floor.
Silk Chemise, $1.95
Very special, 7s Silk Envelope
Chemise, of crepe de chine,
woven jersey, camisole top:
tailored finish with French fold
and hemstitching, or attrac-
lively trimmed with lace inser-
tion and edging; some with in
serts of imitation filet and en-
hroidered georgette crepe. In
flesh and peach. Exceptional
value.
Silk Gowns, S3.95
Special; II Gowns, of crepe de
chine and woven jersey; short
sleeves or sleeveless; tailored
finish; hemstitching or attrac-
lively trimmed with val and
imitation filet lace insertion and
edging.
six Underwear Section. Third floor.
Co1ored Prints, sc
Were 81. 10 prints in imitation
mahogany frames. some slight
" marred: size 12x20 inches.
II Small Colored Prints, framed,
roc each; were 81.
Il Framed Pictures of our Pres
idents., soc each; were 81. Not
all in lot.
Pict"re Section, Fifth floor
Thin Turnb1ers, 10c
Slightly imperfect; IL perfect
would he $1.75 and 1925 dOz.
2f6 II and 16 OF. Thin Blown
Tumblers.
Kerr wide-mouth White Glass
Fruit Jars. 1R price, soc doz.
16 dog. only.
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Baby Carriages Lower
Used az floor samples; slightly
Combination Carriage and
Go-cart, S25; was $40. Cordu-
roy lined; reversible; with
windshield.
/ Reed slumber Carriage.
ss3.5O; was $50. Corduroy lined
body: green lined hood; wire
wheels: rubber tires.
1 Reed Pullman Carriage. $40;
was S65. Corduroy lined; ad-
Unstable back rest; artillery
wheels; rubber tires.
Reed Carriage, $50; was
$42.5O. Corduroy lined, with
windshield: reversible body.
l Reed Stroller, STATS; was $21.
Artillery wheels.
Reed Stroller, $11.50; was
SI4.5O. Artillery wheels.
Baby Carriage Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Black Chiffon Velvet,
S. Yd.

Was $3.50. 80 yards only.
80 Yards Navy Faille Crepe, s.
yards; was $3.50. Slightly i'm
perfect.
65 Yards Black Canton Crepe,
$3 yard; was $3.50.
Silk Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Bon Ton Corsets. $50

Were very much more. semi
elastic corsets: fine, pink bro
cade; back lacing; sizes %, "a,
25 Corsets. Ferris Waists and
Girdles, greatly reduced to soc
each. Odds and ends and
broken sizes.
Z Binner and Bien-Jolie Cor
Sc ts, IS each; were $3.50 to SO.
Low bust and topless models;
%, 23, 20. 2S.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Dolls Reduced
samples and are slightly soiIed.
Buy now for Christmas.
2 21-inch Schoenhut Wood
Dolls, S5.T5 each, were $1O.75.
/ 21-inch Schoenhut Wood Doll.
closing eyes, 1915; was $12.5O.
Infant Schoenhut Wood Dolls
was $3.50. 1. 1895; was 81. I.
&3.5S; was $6.25.
IL 14-inch Schoenhut Dolls,
with curley wigs, $2.75 each;
/ 24%inch Ba1l-jointed Doll.
curly hair and closing eyes,
$2.95; was $4.75.
curly hair, closing eyes, $1.95
each; were $2.e5.
| 21-inch Kisner Doll, bobbed
wig, 1925; was $12.
| Infant Kisner Doll, closing
eyes, 1895. was $3.50.
25 11-inch Infant Celluloid
Dolls, jointed, Csc each. were 81.
so 22-inch Ball-jointed Dolls.
curly hair, closing eyes, 1926
each; were $2.95.
Toys Reduced
10 Five-key Brass Trumpets,
S1.25 eachg were S1.75.
10 Six-key Brass Trumpets,
S1.65 each, were $2.2J.
8 Brass Flutes, S5c each; were
S1.SO.
- Brass Flutes. 75c each; were
SI.25.
Is Brass Hunters Horns, csc
each, were 81.
25 Lavelle Wonder Wax Sets,
85c each, were s1.50. For max
Ding beads and other novelties.
48 Mother McGrew Books, 35c
each; were soc. Slightly soiled.
Painting Sets, 2Oc each; were
35e. slightly soiled.
Toy Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Ford Slip Covers. So

Were very much more. 10 sets.
for 1922 and 1923 touring cars;
serviceable colors. They cover
seats, backs, arms, doors. The
door pieces have pockets.
Good, strong fabrics. Very low
priced now.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
wor,en's Blouses, $395

Were S5.55. 81 Costume Blonses,
Iacnuettes and Slip-overs;
creme de chine and georgette'
embroidered and printed In
contrasting colors; round anu
v necks; navy. bisque, white
and jade; also white jacquettes
embroidered in black; slZes
1 81, 4 Sc, So, 40, a. A.
3 as. o.
: Slip-over Model Blouses, Sl.eo
each; were s3.95. Round necks ;
tie at side; white crepe De
chine, fronts of green; sizes sizes
sc, 2 40, ! AZ; l bisque tailored
satin tuck-in, size 80.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Infants Apparel and Needs

so Infants Cotton and Wool
Shirts, 95c each; were S1,25.
Button down front: finished
with crocheted edge; high neck.
long sleeves; infants size only.
Infants Ivory Chifforobes,
$3S each; were $50 and SEQ,
Five drawers; wardrobe for
hanging space slightly soiIed
from display.
Infants Bathtubs. S4.95 each;
were IS and $40. Dressing ia
BILE attached; style that fits over
large bathtub; slightly soiIed
froM display.
85 Children's Plain and-Checked
Gingham Dresses, 65c each:
were S1.25 and more. Finished.
with turnover collar and cuffs:
blue, pink, green and yellow;
high waist line. Sizes 2 to
years.
IA Children's Wool Knit Capes,
$2.95 each; were S5 and S6.
Brushed wool collars, tie string;
red, green, orange and yellow.
Infants Secti0u Eourfh Hnnr
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Boudoir Slippers, $3.50

Special. Daniel Green Satin
Slippers at an unusually low
price; colors are lavender.
light blue. gray: sizes 1. Y, 2.
212, 5. 31a. 4. AZ. 5, 5I4, 6 and
in the lot.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
English Porcelain Dinner
ware. One-Ha1f Price

Decorated basket and border
pattern; gold lined. At half
former prices.
10 BouiiIon Cups and Saucers,
soc for cup and saucer.
Sc Bread and Butter Plates, 1Sc
each.
"a Tea Plates, 25c each.
4S Breakfast Plates. 3Sc each.
- Dinner Plates, 4Oc EACH.
PicEle Dishes. 35c each.
| Covered Sugar Bowl. soc.
I Covered Butter Dish. soc.
4 Sauce Boats. soc each.
10 Meat Dishes. 81 and s1.SO
each.
48 Tea Cups and Saucers, 35c
for cup and saucer.
25 After-dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers. 25c for cup and saucer.
China Section, Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Boys High Shoes, S4.75

SSreatiy reduced. "a pairs
Black High Shoes: odds and
ENDS of several lines reduced
Tor quick disposal. High grade:
perfect in every respect: sizes
in lot: az A; 4, 5 B; 3iS. 4.
G; ~. az. AZ D; 3, S1s E.
Boys Shoe Section Fourtb 6nor
Evening star., 1923-09-20

Radically reduced. 70 pairs
from regular stock; odd lots
and broken sizes account for
the tremendous reductions.
Patent leather. tan and black;
sizes in the lot: ~, 5, ~, 61a,
71a. 8 AAA; 4, Az, 5, Sig, III,
8 AA; 4, AZ. A; 3, az, b;
2I5 G.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Buci1la Packages

Ready-made articles - Chill
dren's Dresses. Crib Pillow
Covers. Bib and Tray Sets:
Centerpieces. Nightgowns and
mbinations.
Art Embroidery Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Special Size Dresses. S2e. so

Were 1880. 4 crepe dresses,
navy and black: sleeves of con-
trasting fancy crepe; sizes
44ih and 49,
Dresses. S48.50 each; were S6S.
Navy. georgette; pleated mod
els; taffeta girdle; sizes 42h,
Az.
Wolfe Dresses. greatly re-
duced to SO each. Black and
white, brown and white; sizes
Dresses greatly reduced to
SO each. l Copen linen, size
50la; the other tub silk. blue
and white pin stripes; size
44R
Navy Canton Crepe Dress.
$3.50; WAS $75. Beaded vestee
of Irish crochet: size 441S
l Black Canton Crepeo Dress,
S3s.5O; was $3.50; handsomely
embroidered; size 40h.
! Dress of Black Tricosham,
S19.5O; was S25. Straight line
model; size 4215.
l Tan Jacquette Dress, $3s.5O;
was very much more. Size
461A.
1 Navy Maternity Dress, Sl0.50:
was $35. Crepe de chine; Slip
on model with panels of knife
pleating; size Sc.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Package Goods 10 Price

Redi-sew packages, consisting
of Children's Sailor Dresses,
Panty Dresses and Party
Dresses; sizes to 10 years.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Cotton Petticoats, CSC

Special; 100 Petticoats, with
pleated f1ounces. finished with
touch of contrasting color;
black, navy, brown, green, vio-
let and copen blue.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Small Boys Hats, CSC

Greatly reduced. So winter
hats; navy, brown, green; for
boys to years.
Boys Corduroy Suits, $7.75
Were S12.75. Sturdy corduroy
that will wear well. Sizes z.
Is. 16. II and Is years.
Boys Bath Robes, $3.50
Greatly reduced; High-grade
Bath Robes. of imported fab
rics; sizes II. I6, IS years only.
Boys Rain Outfits, 1895 each:
were very much more. Cover
pody. and legs; tan rubberized
FABRIC. Sizes s, IL, II, 16, Is
years.
Boys Section, Fourth hoor
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Silk Chemise, S1.95
Silk Gowns, S3.95

Special; II Gowns, of crepe de
chine and woven jersey; short
sleeves or sleeveless; tailored
finish; hemstitching or attrac-
lively trimmed with val and
imitation filet lace insertion and
edging.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Tennis Rackets-Clearance

/ ennis -N<1SoA o1ASS
2 Casino and Fairfield rackets,
S2.25 each: were ~.
3 Country Club, 1926 each; were
$3.50.
Longwood, 1915 each; were
So.
2 Collegiate. $4.75 eachy were 81.
9 Varsity, $4.75 each; were 81.
Paramount Qamb gut), $3.50
each; were $S.S5.
Challenge, $S.45 each; were
$3.50.
10 Special c, 1875 each; were SO.
Tournament, $4.75 each; were
SS.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Tennis Balls, 35c

Tennis Balls, 35c
Special; 72 Wright & Ditson
Championship Balls; slightly
soiled.
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth floor.
Si1verware 10 Price
4 Sets Silver-plated Forks, to
set. 1915 set, were $3.50.
Sets Forks, $3 set; were 80.
Sets Forks, $3.50 set; were
-.
Salad Sets, 1915 set; were
$3.50. Wooden spoons and
forks with silver-plated ham
dies.
Cutlery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

Slightly imperfect; IL perfect
would he $1.75 and $2.25 doz.
2t6 II and 16 OF. Thin Blown
Tumblers.
Kerr Wide-mouth White Glass
Fruit Jars. " price, soc doz.
16 doz. only
Glassware Section Fifth door
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Imported B1ouses. $1.e5

Imported B1ouses, $1.e5
Were $3.95. IT Belgian Hand
made Blouses of fine. sheer
voile; v neck; long sleeves;
trimming of black and colored
voileS. maize, orchid and blue;
also drawnwork; sizes: 40,
AZ, 8 A, 46.
10 Tailored Dimity Blouses.
greatly reduced to 81 each.
Peter Pan collars and " necks;
long sleeves; turn-back cuffs:
trimmed in colored braid and
piping: sizes Sc, 40, 42, A.
Blouse Section. Third floor.
Mems Handkerchiefs, 25c
Special. 500 All-linen Initial
Handkerchiefs: full assortment
of letters; regular size.
Women's Handkerchiefs
s for 81
Special. 500 women's AII-Iinen
Initial Handkerchiefs; full as
sortment of letters; half dozen
in box.
Handkerchief Section, First floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Mir Victor Hanson will address the College club Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at the Blue Triangle club room. His subject will be Mob Psychology and the Press"
 Jefferson Davis chapter, U. D. C.. will hold their regular monthly. meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ham mond.
 The auxiliary of the American Legion will hold their meeting Tues day afternoon at the Tutwiler in the parlors. This Is a very important and all members are urged to be present.
 General Sumter chapter will pre- sent a flag to Phillips High school, December 14, at 10:30 o'clock. At 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon one will be presented to Louie Compton sem mary.
 Mrs. W. H. Sadler circle No. of the Southside Baptist church will have their regular monthly spend the-day with Mrs. R. J. Monnett. at 3S11 Summit avenue. A full attend ance is requested.
 Ullman School Improvement asso-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09

they will observe Alabama Day. pr. Frank Mcdonald will address the club on Alabama As Seen Through the Eyes of Scotchman."
 The East Lake Orphans Home as- sociation will meet with Mrs. G. M. Lathem. 1032 Crescent avenue, Mon day at o'clock. A speaker for the Community Chest will talk.
 The Grades Union will meet Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the Sum day school room of the First Meth odist church.
 The open meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will be held Thursday afternoon at o'clock at Temple Emanu-El. Members kindly note the change of day and date.
 The Twentieth Century Housekeep- CTS club will meet with Mrs. H. J. Posner, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arlie Barber, this week.
 The School Improvement associa- tion of South Highlands school will hold its regular monthly meeting December 13 at the school.
 Mrs. Carlton Smith will address the members. her subject being, "The Playground Part of the Platoon System"
 A report of the Christmas party will be made at this time. All friends are invited, whether they are mem
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09

citation will meet Wednesday after noon at 2:30. Professor Wright of the Henley school will address the meet ing. Refreshments will be served after the program.
 r The Elyton School Improvement as sociation will meet Tuesday after noon at 3:15 o'clock in the school auditorium. An Ala bama flag will be presented to the student body. Mrs. M. B. Henry will talk on The Towner-Sterling Bill"
 The regular meeting of the Ala bama Vocational School for Girls will be held Wednesday morning at 10:S0 o'clock at the Woodlawn school.
 The St. Barnabes club of East Lake will hold 8 benefit card party and dance on next Wednesday, December F. at 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Charles Melcher, 101 Eighty-fourth street, south.
 The Psychology Study club will meet with Mrs. w. D. Colby, Tuesday at Il o'clock. The subject will be Materlinch's 'Manna Wanna" Mrs. T. l.. S. Basore will be the leader.
 The Yancey chapter. U. B. C., will meet Wednesday, December 12, at 8 o'clock in the ladies' waiting room of the Tutwiler hotel.
 The Eleanor aord club will meet with Mrs. H. c. Kegley, at 110 Louise avenue, Graymont, Tuesday, when
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09
AXIS CLUB NOTES
By JOSEPHINE HENLEY, Editor

Keeping pace with the remarkable growth of the Axis club, the club house on Eighteenth street. Is each week becoming more popular as a meeting place, with the women of Birmingham.
 The bridge luncheon. on Tuesday, was delightful occasion and was well attended.
 Most wonderful was the attendance on Wednesday at Mrs. ". l.. Mur- docks current events class, when in spite of the most indictment weather, there was a full attendance of in- terested women. Dr. Lang gave an- other of his lectures ond psychology in the afternoon and the French classes were continued.
 A beautiful event of Friday was the open meeting of the Current Topics club, held in observance of Alabama Day. The club was elaborately deco rated with chrysanthemums and other fall flowers. interspersed with autumn foliage, carrying out a charm ing effect in the club colors, yellow and white.
 An enjoyable program was given in which Prof. P. P. Burns of Howard college, made the address for the afternoon. Mrs. King sang a lovely group of songs and Mrs. Clark Wood gave several delightful readings. The tea table was centered with a big basket of yellow chrysanthemums and adorned with Alabama flags.
 The hostesses were Mrs. Harry Arnold Mrs. B. L. Hammond, Mrs. John~J. Kyser, Mrs. W. G. Martin, Mrs. L. N. Means, Mrs. A. J. Odom, Mrs. F. z. Smith, Mrs. Charles Sharples and Mrs. J. W. McWilliams.
 This week will also be filled with interesting events. The current events class will be continued and on Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Lang will deliver the closing lecture of the series which he has been con- ducting. Tickets may be obtained for this individual lecture by those who wish.
 Dr. Carl Garner will conduct the following classes in the university extension course. He will present series of six lectures on journalism, from which much is expected, as pr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-09
Alabama's Birthday
 To Be Celebrated

Instead of the usual current events class and reading circle, the Busi- ness and Professional Women's club will have an Alabama Day banquet on Tuesday, the 11th, at p. m., in the club rooms.
 The program will include music by members of Music Study club; negro spirituals, by Miss Mary Gillen; trib- ute to Miss Julia Tutwiler and other Alabama writers, by Mrs. Caroline Engstfe1d; an appreciation of Mrs Idyl King Sorsby originator of. the Alabama Day movement, by Miss Katherine Holt, and MT. W. J. Bald win of the Alabama Power company will present motion pictures of Ala bamas industrial progress. Inter- ested friends are cordially invited, and are requested to make reserva- tions as early as possible.