The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-27
lUcr11cll and Society
BUSINESS PROGRAM


 BUSINESS PROGRAM Of Almhasnm Fsdexm9iom of Weannn,s
 C1nns Convemaapn, AgeAlles
 Monday, November 2sth. 3:s0 D m Meeting of Executive Board at the residence of Mrs. Rheti Gogde. Second vice-Prestdeut
 to 10 a. m., Tuesday. November go; AEeeting of Committae on Credentials.
 Tuesday Evening. g D. m Invocation, Mfr. A. c. Harte. Mayors address. MT. P. J. Lyons. Address of welcome. Mrs Erwin Fssponss. Mrs. PAares Coleman. Montgomery.
 Music.
 Cochrane.
 Wednesday. November 30. ea m. Meeting of Executive Board. Report of Credenttal Ccmmittee. 10 a. r,a. Opening of convention. Invocation, pr. Matthew Brewster. Report of Treasurer. Miss Juzia Clark.
 Report of Auditor. Mrs. Law Lamar. Report of Corresponding Secretary, Mfrs. s. D. Weakley.
 Adjourn at F m.
 Wednesday, Afternoon, 2 ?. m. Minutes.
 Report of clubs.
 Paper from Reciprocity Committee.
 Thursday, December i. 10a m. Convention.
 Invocation, pr. A. l.. Carr.
 Minutes.
 New Business.
 Open Discussions. Election of Oflcers. Pd installation of Oncers.
 Adjourn.
 EntertainmemHns
 TuesGay morning. ride to Spring Htll and Monroe Park.
 to 6 D. m. Reception by Mrs. Rhett Goode. in honor of Federated Clubs. Tuesday night, reception by Athel- stan Cluh. in honor of Federated Clubs. Wednesday, { to ?. na., reception by Mrs, James o. Dickens, In honor of J Mrs. ". c. Cochrnne.
 Wednesday night, 8 ?. m.. concert, Clara Schumann Club.
 The Mothers Union will be represent ed at the meeting of the Alabama Fed eration Of Women's Clubs by Mrs. Ray Rushton. director, and Mrs. E.. I. Cad den, delegate.
 The Council of Jewish Women will be represented by Mrs. E. l. Gladden. director and Mrs. B. 8. Griel, delegate. The Tintagil will be represented by Miss Caroline Harals9ns who Is direc- tor.
 The Magazine Club will bs represent cd by Mss Olivia Anderson, director and sfrs John Hastings. delegate. The No Name Club will be represent Ned by Mra William Tisdale. director, and Mrs. William A. Gayle, delegate. The Ionian Club will be represented by Mrs. Phares Coleman, who is Chair man of the Reciprocity Committee, and who will respond to the address of well come and Mrs. Louis Farley who is director.
 An important subject which will be discussed at this convention Is the question of the Alabama Federation en- Eering the General Federation Mrs. A. J, Riddle. editor of the Federation columns has this to say on the sub Ject:
 '.1Giss Poppenheim is Corresponding Secretary of the General Federation and makes a strong plea for the Ala barna Federation ta unite with the General Federation. To quote from hel letter: T have been told that the very cosmopolitan mempefsnip anu Lne WO' mans suffrage element Is what Ala bama club women object to. As 6 Southern woman speaking to another and claiming for myself the highest Southern heritage that can come to ( woman, I assure you that the insinua' ton ia. the term Cosmopolitan is ( mistake, and that the woman's suf' 1rage question being a political issue talxaa no place in our organizations. Miss Poppenheim further stntei that neither the negro nor Mormon clubs are eligible to membership In thi general Federation, and that never ir the history of the Federation, has 2 negro woman been seated as delegats at any of the meetings.
 "As Miss Poppenheim is one of th' five members of the membership com mittee of the General Federations sh' should know whereof she speaks. ShC years, and will be on the committed for the next two years.
 would 1t not be well for the clubi to discuss this question before the Fed eratton convenes in Mobiler
 A TACKxY PARTY.
 The taely party given by the mem bers of the Winnie Davis Chapter Q! the Children of the Confederacy, wal a most enjoyable affair and nice sun was realized by the young folks whC started out a few days ago to worl for a patriotic cause-that of begin ming a fund towards the erection of . statue of Jefferson Davis in this city 4he first Capital of the ConfedeFacy aauanfu.dvo urirla and koya