IAIrs. W. D. Nesbitt, who has just
returned from a year’s tour of Eu
l rope, will be the guest of honor at
4 the membership tea of the League
| of Women Voters at the Tutwiler
« next week. Mrs. C. S. Simmons is
•« chairman for the rea. Mrs. Nesbitt
£ was a pioneer suffragist and is a
: former vice president of the league,
* whose members are glad to celebrate
* her return home from a trip of won
* derful interest.
‘ WOMAN’S AUXILIARY
j TO MEET
Tim Woman’s Auxiliary board To
« the Birmingham Baptist hospital will
S meet next Thursday afternoon at 3
I o’clock in the sun parlor of the hos
[ pital. The following women com
f prise the board and all are urged to
2 be present Thursday: Mesdames J.
f A. Coker, James Jordan, Thomas Lea,
George Stamps, Earl Evans, George j
i Hopson, J. D. Heacock, N. O’Hara, <
f J. L. Bruce, W. F. Jones, Roy Chan- |
• dler, vdoe Smith. T. L. Bond, E. J. |
* Reed, Miss Je&sie Roth, Mrs. P. A. :
* Eubank, G. S. Sherman. Mrs. Wil- |
* liam F. Johnston has been asked to j
; serve on the linen committee and.
; Mrs. llobbs on the visiting commit-|
* tee.
(
A BRIDE OF DECEMBER.—Miss Grace Griffin of Moundville, whose engagement to Capt.
Lovic Pierce Hodnette of the United States army has been announced to be solemnized in
December.
HILLIARD LITERARY SOCIETY
HAS MEETING FRIDAY
The Hilliard Literary society had
its weekly meeting in room 318 at
the John Herbert Phillips High
school Friday^ October 26.
