The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-23

Alabama women through their federated clubs and by individual subscription raised S671 for the education of boys and girls in this state at the afternoon session of the federation yesterday Of this amount SS16 will go to the Boys Industrial school at East Lake and the remaining $355 will be given the Alabama Girls Industrial school ut Montevallo.
 The following is list of clubsIand indi- viduals who contributed to the Boys h. dustrial school and the amount given:
 The federation, s6O; ChautauQua Circle of Selma, $10; No Name club of Mont gomery. sl0; Selma Study club, sl0; Wom- ans club of Greenville. $lO; Nineteenth Century club of Troy, $l0; Ionian club, Montgomery. S10; Clionian club, Birming- ham, S25 Shakespeare club, Mobile s10; Edgewood club, Birmingham, sl0; Cad mean circle. Birmingham. $10; Up-to-date club. Tuscaloosa, s10; Jewish Council of Women, Montgomery, $l0; Shakespeare club, Birmingham, s10; Mothers union, Montgomery, sl0; Marvel City club, Syla- cauga, $10; Nineteenth Century club. Shef- field. s5; Twentieth Century club, Bir- minghan. $1O; Progressive Culture club. the Decaturs. slO Highland Book club. Birmingham, slO; Mrs. R. H. Pearson, Birmingham. $l0; Mrs E. T. Taliaferro, Birmingham, SlO; Mrs. Crawford John- ston. Birmingham. So; Mrs. Edward Kllby, Anniston $5 and Mrs. Land, Syla- cauga, s5.
 Other Subscriptions.
 Club and individual subscriptions to the Alabama Girls Industrial school at Monte vallo were follows:
 Federation, S50 Ionion club, Montgom- cry, Sl5; Shakespeare club, Mobile, $32; No Name club, Montgomery, $5; Progress sive Culture club the Decaturs, $5; We'd nesday club of Anniston, S92; Twentieth Century club, Birming ham, BIO; Mothers union, Montgomery. sl0; Highland Book club, Birmingham, S5; Magazine club, Montgomery. 8; Greenville Woman's club, s2 Eleanor Hood club, Woodlawn, $5; Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mobile. s1O; Mrs. A. T. Lon don, Birmingham, S25; Mrs. Phares Cole man, Montgomery, s25; Shakespeare club, Birmingham, Sl0; and the Cadmean circle, Birmingham, BIO.
 The generous contributions of the club women were made in a spirit of hearty cooperation with the educational work al- ready undertaken in this state, and the in- stitutionS that are the beneficiarieS of their support have received in the past financial aid as well as sympathetic sup port from the federation.
 The club women feel that great deal was accomplished in a short time when at the close of Mrs. k. D. Johnstons report of the industrial school at East Lake and with the hour for adjourning the afternoon session close at hand, that so large an amount pledged by the clubs and individuals for the education of white boys. Following the donation to the boys school was the generous amount subscribed immediately for the education of the young women at the Girls Indus- trial school. and the session seemed given over entirely to the cause of public edu- cation in this state.
 Reports Heard.
 reports. Mrs. Rhett Goode, who is a not ably graceful and capable presiding off cer, called the meeting to order at 10 o'clock. The executive board met at 930 o'clock.
 Reports were made by Miss Clark treasurer; Mrs. Law Lamar, auditor; Mrs. Erwin Craighead corresponding secre- tary, and Mrs. Sydney Robbins editor.
 Among the committee reports was that of the chairman on free scholarships, which, in the absence of Mrs. Robert Hemphill, was submitted by Mrs. Charles G. Brown
 The conditions under which the general education board gave $1O0O in scholarships to the Girls Industrial school. were ex-