The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-16

o'clock in the lunch room Of the lngie- nook Rockett school. Everyone who is interestets please come. Mrs Neil R. Wallace of Birmingham will speak. Mrs. Wallace is "a well-known club leader and is the. publicity secretary of the Jefferson County League, of which the Ingienook League is a branch. Mrs. Cline is very anxious for a large attendance, and important future work of the league is to be dis cussed and organization completed.
 Candidates For Judges To Speak I The three candidates for circuit judge in the May primary. J. B. Aird, John c. Arnold and William Denson, have been invited to speak at the next meet ing of the Jefferson County League of Women Voters, which will be held on Tuesday, March, 9, at p. m., in the Tutwiler ballroom. The league, which I is entirely on-partisan, makes a prac- tice of hearing the claims of all caIdi- dates of all parties, so that their nnem- bers may be better able to decide for whom to vote The general public is always invited to attend meetings of the league. E..s
 Mrs. Jacobs In Atlanta
 The Atlanta League of Women Voters lis planning a membership campaign similar to that held by the Jefferson County League last fall, and Mrs. Solon < Jacobs, second vice president of the national, was their guest of honor on ! Thursday last at a tea at the Woman's tciub. The presidents of all the clubs \ and Parent-Teacher associations were also guests. Mrs. Jacobs spoke on the purpose of the league, and urged all the Atlanta women to join. While there Mrs. Jacobs was the guest of Miss Eleanore Raoul, who is chairman of the campaign.
 Birningham's drive was so success. ful that its plan has been sent around to the various clubs by Mrs. Elliott Cheatham, director of the third region. Mrs. Cheatham states that she considers the Birmingham campaign the most worthwhile accomplishment of any league in her region last year.
 The effects of the campaign are still being felt. New members are joining from time to time. Those who have recently paid dues are; Mrs. A. T. London, Mrs: Paul H. Earle, Mrs. c. B. Spencer, Mrs. J. D. Bowling, Mrs. Mrs. Sol w.. Edsky, Mrs. Roy Dillon, 1 nette, Mrs. James Kirkpatrick.
 Health Luncheon Very Successful
 Mrs. J. D. Bowling. chairman of the health committee of the League of Women Voters, is receiving many con- gratulations on the splendid success of the health luncheon which was held on Monday last under the joint auspices of her committee and the health de- pertinent of the Federation of W0nn. en's clubs. One of the largest crowds on record gathered in the Tutwiler ball. room to hear the guest of honor, Dr. W. A. Evans, of Chicago, noted health expert, talk on health, public and private.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Hankins, president of the league, presided and introduced the guests, Mrs. Sydney Hart, state chair. Ward of the board of health, and Dr. N. G. Clark of the Jefferson County Medical society. Dr. Henry NJ. Edmonds opened with prayer, and Dr. Evans was introduced in grateful little speech by Mrs. Mary Echols, city commissioner of health and education. Mrs. Bowling also said, few words of greeting. The only blot on the occasion was the absence from illness of Mrs. Louis Mackenzie, CO., chairman of the affair and health chair man of the federation for the third district
 Dr. Evans, in his delightful talk, gave great deal of sage advice as to "Hewing to the Waist-line," and avoiding fat after thirty. He also paid glowing tribute to the wonderful work in public health accumulated in Jefferson county by Dr. Bowling and his assistants. Dr. Evans was born in Marion, Ala.
 Hugh Scales, florist, furnished the exquisite flowers with which all the tables bloomed, and the warm thanks of the league are due to him. Mir. borden and several of the members of the Boys Industrial School band rem dered stirring music as the guests were assembling.
 Two special tables were set aside for members of the Doctors Wives AuxiI- liary, which co-operated in, the affair! Health Institute .f
 The health department is conducting at present series of health insti- tutes at the city hall, under the aus pices of the federated clubs, for the purpose of explaining its work and program to the club women of the city The meetings will go on for several weeks, they having already begun. The days are each Tuesday and Friday and the hour. 10 o'clock. Much valu. able information is given out at these sessions, and members of the league are urged to attend as often as pos