The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01

and contjnQing tnrouen sunday, pro
 held by the Association.
 There will be more than one hun dred and fifty delegates from the sities and colleges of n..tsss the four nuSsr Gu. of secretaries, At the last convention ago. several aeities made application vention this year and the workers. of | the Montgomery Association feel proud that to them was accorded the Ra,v'teSs tSs foSsth ana snuai convention of this band of Christian workers
 For several weeks the local board msnts nss sesS for ' the s0sn 0enterssnment of tSe for the oecasion: The sessions will be be held in the First Preshyterhtan nHun ia Sr. church the Cuff States Committee of the Young Women, Christian Ass Assoeiat,9n: sd S. vention sH and viii address the meeting at the Sunday afternoon session, A of srs Sn .ss fo aAS1ss'ss &rs. Wilson. tn. chairman of the qSnns ' sa 'he sociation workers in the South. and to her energy and influence more than ss s..nSns Sthsf CT tSs Sns been sne the s'S:h Chairman f of sSs Executive srs Of Mson shs are Holds sition in . majority of the Atlanta organisations which have for their ob- ject the uplifting Of womanhood. along al lines. At a recent meeting of the l Woman's Club of Atlanta, one of the largest woman's clubs in the South
 Miss Mildred Rutherford of Athens, a member of the National Committee, and also of the Gulf States Executive and will respond to the three address es of welcome which will be made by Dr. N. L. Anderson, on behalf of the ssRssa's ssRst Of of tns sns Soung ssy Mems behalf of the Montgomery Young wo- :. Hastss TsSlor the head
 retary ss ot % the national work. is & &sx. pected to attend the convention. Miss Adele of of ;Sa Atlana Gt tss saes srays xs
 sociation. in the interest of the city work, will take part on the program and win make her annual rsRert Mps tee. and also one of the leading SO pranos of that city will attend the the nctal position during the sessions. will
 Mrs. Esteii Garret Baker and Mrs. 5sn. 5sas of sss GSs .t as'acsa
 Among the girls colleges in the u, e sre'ss sna Mississippi % Which vii viii be repre- socistion viii be the Alabama Girls Inas'ts!o Lucy cosb fnse insetuse M Athens. da the Agness Scott School at Decatur, 9s; shorter Gollsge, at Ro%sf; aa;; Normal College at Livingston; Andre" of Ala bama at Tuscaloosa; La Grange ceiIess em f at Is Grange. Ga; Jackson Agricultural School at Jackson: Ma rion sem!nary at Msri1n; Rollins GGa Miss.. % and " the Mississippi synodicai College at Holly Springs. Miss In sass Ss th there ssesss ss aSa lchristian Association. several of them are of sufficient t., strength to sYppSffa Yppsp.f,a citation of 500 or 600 girls: This As AS: With whe ths representatives of the school.
 Delegates to the convention will be- gin arrivins in M9nssofmsry or ysn this tram ar the Board of Directors of the Mont gomery Association will meet the trains snd assign to homes her s secreta %ao ries will have apartments at the Ex-
 The local Young womens Christian spring of 1908. with eighty-two names , enrolled. Since that time number of the original members have dropped broken ranks and the Association now numbers in it's roll of members 1S6 names. ,,,
 Christian Association in this country Is divided into three branches and Is done by committees representing re the is done under the supervision of the work is that done by the Gulf States the Association is that of the Amer ican, or the National Committee:
 The members of, of the a,,.1a Gulf i,a States sae ianta, chairman: Mrs. J. J. Woodside.. :. Atlants Mrs rJda F. At1snta Aysri Mra Atlanss Es: teIie HTs; Baker, Atlanta and Mrs J. wal ter Black. Montgomery.
 The members of the American: or Ss''Ghas srs nMs. oam%fs A. Me6 wilson. Atlanta; Miss M. Rutherford. Athens. Ga; Mrs. I. D. Steele. Birmingham; Miss Elm ma Hays, CnlcdBo, tHo NdtioHdi SoiiJ
 From the members of the various city 66eards there Tili i, be from Ha,aan3. Mo: ars Sils gs 1T F. F Ross, Mrs: Stanley Hern: don, Mrs. Joseph Rice, Miss Elsie Fry, Mrs. Margaret Billups,> Miss Virginia ! are Mrs. A. McD. Wilson. Atlanta, eral Secretary. From Columbus. Ga, Mrs Lftsnsr Ff6m nRpminsnam. RTsSasna Mrs Mrs. Maybelle Cecil. Acting General secre tary. Tram savannah Ga. Miss Lil. Han Bruce. General Secretary. and Miss Viola Kennedy. From Athens. Ga, Mrs. A. L. Hull, president; Miss Rutherford and Miss Daisy Sellers, General Secretary.
 The college faculty mepbess u,Sls who Lucy Cobb Institute; Miss Annie Ken nedy. Girls School, Monteyallo: Miss R. irby, Marion Seminary. Miss Moore. Athens Female College. and Miss Elm mic Power. Columbus. Mississippi.
 The officers of the Board of Direc7. tors of the Montgomery Association Margaret Booth, secretary. and Miss
 The delegates to the convention will be entertained at lunch Friday at the Association homo and on Saturday. dinner will be given the visiting dele- gation at the Association home. There will be. a number of very delightful meeting of the young women Chris tian workers, but the greater part of the three days meeting will be taken up with the business affairs of the
 Rev. William L. Walker. of Atlanta.