The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-16

A committeeA Of the women from each literary club has been appointed to form a general committee for the pur- pose of conferring and planning for the entertainment of the college as- sociation women who will meet here on the 27, 2s and 29 of this month. The committee Is called to meet on Mon day. tomorrow, aftern0ns at 4 o'clock in the Lomax Annex of the Court Street Methodist Church when plans for the entertainment will be discussed. This general committee is composed of Mrs. Hartwell Douglass. Mrs. J. M. Fafkner, and Mrs. C. T Ruff from the MazaSins Club.
 Mrs. Thomas Owen. Mrs. Paul Mer- tins and Miss Olivia Arlington from the No Name Club.
 Miss Craik, Miss Nimmo Green and Miss Lucretia Wyman from The Tinta- gil.
 Mrs T. c. Foster. Mrs. William Hoi- loway, and Mrs. R. P. Dexter from the Mothers Union: Mrs. Stanley Crit tenden. Mrs. McDuR Cain and Mrs. John Tuilis fro the Iioian; Miss Lai- lie Moore, Hrs LaD.ar Law and Miss Carolyn Haralson from the Art Study Club: Mrs. B. Frank. Mrs. Jacques Loeb and Mrs. s. Loeb, from the Council Of Jewish Women; Miss Annie May Dim- mick of the High School and Miss Calhoun of the Calhoun Chamberlain School.
 This Southern Association of College Women which is to meet here for Christmas week will be notable as- sembly, meeting with the Southern Ed- ucational Association. Many women of prominence are comprised in this or ganlzation, as 1t included one hum dred and sixty graduates of South ern colleges and Southern graduates of Northern colleges.
 aThis Association Of College Women was organized at Knoxville In 1903, with the allied purposes of advancing the education of women in the South and of sharing the educational revival throughout this section.
 Though the general organization has laid out the line of work, 1t is in the local branches that 1t Is accomplished Atlanta having the strongest branch. consisting of over thirty members Much work is being done in connection with the women's clubs to promote in- dustrial education. to better conditions in the rural schools, and to assist the public schools--thus laying solid foundation on which higher education may have it's basis.
 Tn November of 1905, the Association had an enthusiastic meeting in Atlant- a. where the earnestness of the work CTS was no less pleasing than the charming social features of the as- sambIy, the business meetings being Interspersed with drives, receptions, and teas. Montgomery has no branch of the College Association, but doubt less there are many college women who might be interested in forming branch chapter. Five graduates of colleges recognized by the Southern Association of Colleges and Prepara" tory schools, or of colleges eligible to the association of collegiate alumnae, may form a local organization. In the absence of such, all arrangements for entertainina the visiting association will be made by the women's clubs.
 The President of the S. A. C.. W, is Miss Grace Landrum and It's Secre- tary Treasurer, Miss Beull Martin, both charming young women of Atlanta; while prominent amoER those expected in Montgomery are Miss Eleste Par rish, (CornelD. State Normal School Athens, Ga.,; De. Lillian Jehnsen, (Michigan- -Cornell).t President Western College for Womens Oxford. OhiL; Miss Skefnngton, University of Chieago). former Dean of Women, University of Tennessee and others of like note. CHRISTMAS WORK FOR
 WOMAN's HOME.
 Christmas has always been an occa- sion of joy and cheer at the Woman's Home, as the charitable people of Mont gomery have generously remembered the worthy inmates for the past twen- ty-five years.
 Committees of the working Woman's Home Association will solicit Christmas donations during this week as fol- lows:
 Commerce street-Mrs. B. L. Wy man, Miss P. l.. Hausman; Dexter Av- enue, Mrs T. W. Hannon, ptiss N. E. Wright: Court and Monroe Streets to 'Mrs5 J c, Tyson. Mrs. J. IT. Hardaway; North Perry, Mrs T. J. Mattox. Mrs. ]. H. Whetstone: Mont Mrs. J. Loeb, Mrs. c. F. Nor itz; Bibb. Mrs. w. G. Yelverton. Mrs. J. s. Worswick; Moulton, Mrs. M. D. Bibb, Mrs. J. W. Durr; Church. Mrs. J. A. kirkpatrick, Miss H.. Jackson; w. B. Tanner; Mildred. Mrs. L. c. Gordon, Mrs. J. T.. cobbs; Sayre. Mrs. w. H Moore, Mrs. R, Stringfellow: Virginia. Mrs. A. schuessIer; Mrs. J. V. Smith; South Court. Mrs. M. E. Stokes, Mrs. I. Well. South Perry. Mrs. J. s. Wilcox, Mrs. E. K. GlazIer; Lawrence, Mrs. c. H. Scott, Mrs Ma ham Griel: McDonough. Mrs. IT. S. Persons, Mrs. T. J. Reynolds; Hull, Mrs B. J Well, Mrs. F. W. Stay; Ad- ans, Mrs. T. G. Jones, Mrs. R. Gold thwaite; Washington. Mrs. J. W. WaSts. Mrs. J. B. Gaston; Jackson, Mrs. BIC. Young. Mrs. Gaston Scott; Madison, Miss J. levitt. Mrs. W. B. Ledyard; Cloverdale. Mrs. J. N. Thom- | as, Mrs. J. Geible; Highland Park, Mrs !. H. Pearson. Mrs. G. W. Coviug- ton. :..-.t t:
 The donations are to be sent to the Home Saturday, December 22, and Mon- day. December 24. by 12 o'clock. when they will be distributed among the in- mates by the officers and managers of the Association.
 E g % MRS, HICKEY COMPLI-
 VENTED BY MISS HARRINGTON.
 Miss Olivia Arrington's bridge tea on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs James Hickey was one of the most beoutifui and delightful affairs of this