The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-23
MONEY Is RAISED FOR
 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS Through Federated Clubs and Individual Subscriptions Club Women of Alabama Subscribe $671 for Bovs and Girls
 IndusraFSchooIS- Printing Press Will be Sought

| plained. This fund had to be supplemented by an additional 5000, raised by the fed eration, the entire amount to become a trust fund, or loan scholarship fund. Nine scholarships were provided last year and there Is q balance of over $100.
 Following the report the federation was addressed by Dr. Frances Petersen, pres ident of the school. Dr. Peterson made most earnest talk on the work of the school and in speaking of the attitude Of the federation, he said that Alabama club women were tied to the school In way that they could not avoid. In accept ing the fund Dr. Peterson said that the trustees also accepted the conditions named in reference to the scholarship fund and for this reason the federation could only by voluntary action withdraw from their support of the school, since q part of the loan scholarship fund was raised by them. For this reason he pleaded for closer relationship to the school and fuller appreciation of it's work in educating the white girls of the state. He desired to see at least two more scholarships created by the federation, and he declared that through the trinity the home the school and the church, all is to be gained.
 The afternoon session was devoted to club reports The proposed amendment in the bylaws were submitted and action Will De tdken OH lHtf1l lfilS
 To Get Printing Press.
 A part of the fund raised for the Boys Industrial school will go to the purchase of a new printing press for the school. Upon motion of Miss Clark of Selma the federation yesterday voted to improve the printing facilities at the school and to that end large part of the fund will be devoted.
 The federation programmes were printed at the school on second hand press. The club women think that if under the present difficulties the boys are able to do such fine work that with new equip ment they will have every opportunity for doing even better.
 Mrs. Phares Colemen also proposed to the club women that in the future when ever practicable that the federation give all of it's general work to the boys and that the individual clubs give the school the yearly contracts for reprinting the club calendars Mrs. Coleman's motion to this effect was carried.
 To Elect Officers.
 The election of officers will take place today and the much discussed question of joining the general federation will be definitely decided.
 The programme for today is as fol- lows:
 Morning 10 a. m., Invocation Rev J. W. Cantey Johnson.
 Minutes.
 Committee reports
 Papers from reciprocity committee.
 Memorial hour.
 Afternoon 2:30 D. m.-Mnutes.
 New business.
 Election of officers.
 Installation of officers.
 Adjourn.
 At the Club.
 The reception at the Country club last evening in complement to the federation guests was one of notable brilliancy and beauty.
 The club house was superbly decorated in palms and chrysanthemums, the ball room. the reception hall and the several beautiful apartments presenting scene most unusual, by reason of the presence of so many of Alabama's most brilliant and distinguished women. A feature of the reception was the presence of the Boys Band from the h. dustrial school, which was stationed in the ballroom.
 A bright programme was presented A hot buffet supper was served and at the coffee tables handsome women presided. The most beautiful toilettes of the win ter were worn, the long line of handsome women who received suggesting mag nifcent salon. In the receiving line were: Mrs. David Roberts, chairman of the