The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-06
(COpyright, 1924, in United States and
 Great Britain by North American Newspaper Alliance for The Age Herald. All rights reserved.
By MRS. ANONYMOUS

The only people whom 1 know of in New York who still have family prayers are the John D. Rockefellers -the juniors mean Mir. Rockefeller is very punctilious about this. hear that the other morning he was read ing from the fifth chapter of Isaiah That is the one that has so many woes in it, isn't it? Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil" and Woe unto them that are mighty to drink wine, and men of strength to mingle strong drink" -@
 You see, the Rockefellers are strong prohibitionists and Mrs. Rockefeller has been taking q leading part in the re- cent movement for law enforcement. That adds significance to the quota- tlon about the mighty drinking wine for many of the mighty do drink it, so they are saying. @f.-st
 The other day Mrs. Rockefeller sent a message to the committee for law enforcement, meeing in Washington. in which she said, Has the time not come when we have got to obey the law or change it?" Well, the law enforcement members questioned that, so they called her on the phone from Washington and suggested that she leave that sentence out ot her 'message. But Mrs. Rocke4 Teller is the daughter of Nelson w. Aldrich, and she has a mind of her own. She meant it so she stood nat She said If the message was read at all that sentence should remain and remain if did. ~
 And the Accessories Too
 near that the morning before this MT. hocketeller read another passage from the Bible that was uncannily to the point. It was after Abby Junior the Rockefeller daughter who is now aDOut 2I years Old-was arrested for speeding That was the incident which caused an official inquiry to find out why the case-a second offence-was dealt with in court with secrecy and lenlty. Mir. Rockefeller issued a state ment saying he knew nothing about the incident and always stood rigidly for one law alike for rich and poor.
 That, however, wasn't what I started to say. It was about Isaioh. when he says: "In that day the Lerd VIII take away the bravery of the tihkllng ornaments about their feet. and tnelr round tires like the moon." Yes. II you don't believe that round tires Iike the moon" are mentioned in the plDle Just turn to the third chapter of Isaiah and read the eighteenth verse Just as MT. Rockefeller did.
 In the same chapter there is men, tion of such things as "the chains and tne bracelets, and the mufflers: 'the ptoinhets, all quite too appropriate in thls day of motors and speeding.
 Tranquility In White
 But even the motor age has ;ts sSTanqulllities. The Rubinstein clnb in New York has thought of somet6inr 10 10 do that is different. And that. yo1 know is an achievement in these doys or standardization. Every year this cluD, which is one of the, largest and most Fashionable and most ponnIar among the musical clubs of New York mas an annual white breakfast in the ballroom of the WaIdorf-Astoria. Every one Is expected to wear white. tboneI some manage to get by with faintiy colored gowns and hats. As the baIi. room of the Waldorf is a symphony in rose and gold, the scene presented is one of exceptional beauty,
 This year nearly two thousand Wom. en attended this luncheon and they