The age-herald., 1900-04-08
Notable Assembly of kIabama
 Women to Attend the Federation


 The forthcoming meeting of the Ala bama federation will bring to Birmingham the largest and most notable assembly or women ever gathered in the city and prep arations for their entertainment are being made with full realization of the ap- preaching brilliant occasion. The clubs all over the state are selecting their dele gates and the list of names that has been forwarded to the chairman of the enter tainment committee is published this morning. The chairman requests all clubs -that-have not yet elected their delegates to do so immediately, as the committee on homes desires to know as early as pos sible the names of all representatives. The directors, delegates chairman of standing committees federation officers and invited speakers will be entertained and Birming- hams hospitality has never been more in evidence than in the willingness that is characterizng its preparations to welcome the many distinguished women who will attend the convention. In the question of club representation, the revised constitu- tion allows each club one representative who Is the director; if the club has twen- ty-five members, two representatives are accorded; the director and delegate. Three representatives are allowed only when the club membership reaches seventy-five and Tor '1ch additional fifty members there after one other representative is allowed The following list includes the names of the officers of the federation, the chairmen of standing committees, and the names of club representatives that have been of ficially received up to yesterday. It is re- quested that all Birmingham women de- siring to entertain the visiting women will make their selection from this list and notify Mrs. J. F. Graham, chairman of committee on homes. The assigning of delegates to their respective hostesses is generally the duty of the committee on homes, but a more satisfactory arrange ment can be reached as well as lessening the responsibility of this committee, if Birmingham women will notify the chair men of any preference they may have in the matter The list is as follows:
 President-Mrs. Erwin Craighead of Mobile.
 First Vice-President-Mrs l.. J. Haley Birmingham
 Second vice-President-Mrs Joseph G. Converse. Selma.
 Recording Secretary-Mrs. James Jack son, Tuscumbia.
 Corresponding Secretary-Mrs M F ISirkbride, of Mobile.
 Treasurer-Mrs w. F. Fitts, Jr., of Tus- caloosa.
 The chairmen of standing committees are as follows:
 Travelling Libraries-Mrs. L. J. Haley, Birmingham.
 Free schoarship-Mrs. James L. Me Conaughy.
 Kindergartens-Mrs Joseph G.-ca--gi.sse, Selma.
 Club Extens'or, Mrs Thomas M Owen, Carrollton.
 Reciprocity-Mrs B. B. Ross, Auburn.
 Education-Mrs. E. P Morrissette
 Mrs. Morrssette will be represented by Mrs. w. r. Johnston, of Anniston
 Reformatory-Mrs. R. D. Johnston
 Mrs George B. Eager, of Montgomery, will be a representative from the reforma- tory committed
 The club representatives are
 R IorIya y-z Mrs. B. B. Boone. Miss Adele Batre, Miss Rosalie Hustes, Miss Ethel Hodgson, Mo- Ie
 Mrs Chappell Cory, Mrs. S. D. SeeIye. Miss Haralson, Miss Mary Green, Miss Rutson Hatchett. Miss Augusta Woodruff, Montgomery
 Mrs. s. P. Kennedy, Mrs. w. F. John ston. Anniston.
 Mrs. J. c. Streit Miss Ida Blake. Tal- ladega.
 Mrs. Julian D. Parke. Miss Frances IIo1- ley Miss Louise Mallory. Selma.
 Mrs. w. C. Jemison, Mrs c. H. Barn. we'll Mrs. Foster Hill, Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. B. T. Woolley, Guntersvile
 Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Mrs. w. B. Frazier Mrs. J. r. Duggar, Miss Molly Reese, Au- burn.
 Miss Hallie Corry, Greenville
 Mrs. w. E. Reynolds Montevallo.
 Mrs. E. c. Payne, New Decatur.
 Mrs J. N. Thompson, Tuscumbia.
 Mrs J. J. Grey. Sheffield
 Miss Mary Cobbs Greensboro.
 Miss Maggie V. Massur, Mrs. J. IT. Rainor, Union Springs.
 Mrs. Charles Henderson, Troy.
 Mrs. c. A. Parker, Citronelle.
 Mrs. G. B. Johnston, Unontown.
 Mrs John Lining, Whistler.
 Miss Neva Huey, Miss Grace Hardie, . ,Loyelace of Marion.
 Mrs. Thomas M. Owen, Carrollton Miss Louise Ross. Gadsden.
 zzl.w. Weatherly, Mrs. l.. C.. Woodson, Mrs James Bowron, Mrs D. M. Malone, Mrs. N. B. Feagin, Mrs. George c. Ball, Mrs, Matlock, Mrs. T. Q. Harrison. Mrs Rob- ert H. Pearson. Mrs. T. O. Smith. Mrs. William B. Leedy. Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, Miss Jamie McLester. Miss Ava Bradford, Miss Ethel Sharpe, Miss Jessie Eubank, Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. J. Cahalan, Mrs. James Kirke, Pratt City