The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
THE ECOLLEGE WOMEN
ASSOCIATION PLANS TO EXTEND ITS
 SCOPE.
Increased Effort wim Dc Made in Be- half of the Scholarship Fund Next Meeting In Nnsh-
 vile.


 At the business sessions of the South ern Association of College Women yes- terday morning at the Exchange Hotel plans for the extension of the work Of tn association wre discussed and adop- ted: the Constitution of the associa- tion was revised; 1t was decided to meet twice each year. in the spring and the Fall. instead of annually; Nashville was chosen as inc meeting place for April 1907, and it was decid- ed to put forth an increased effort In the interest of the scholarship fund.
 The meeting of the college women in Montgomery has been entirely for the transaction of matters O. business relating to the association, and while visitors were welcomed to sls the seS- sions. there was no open meeting at this time.
 Dr. Lillian Johnson, acting Presi- dent, presided at the meeting yester- day morning, which was attended by number of college women from points throughout Alabama and Geor- gia, and many interested Montgomery women.
 With 8 view to the more rapid ex- tension of the work of sAe Southern Association of College Women. reso- iution offered by Miss Celestia Parrish, second vice-president of the associ1~  which was thoroughly discussed and which met with general appreciation. was as follows.
 'Resolved, That the Executive Com mittee of the Southern Association of College Women be empowered to do the following work:
 "First--To invite to co operation with the Southern Association of Coi- lege Women, bodies of wdmen already organized for educational purposes
 "Second-To stimulate the organi- zations of AIumnae Associations in all girls schools in the South and te invite these associations to cooperate with the Southern Association of Col lege Women.
 "Third--To unite these cooperating bodies to attend all our open meet ings.
 "Foruth-To arrange for ono co. operative session at each meeting os the Southern Association of College Women.
 "Fffth-These cooperative bodies to be in no wise members of the South ern Association of College Women. but separate organizations.
 ''Sixth-All bodies consenting to CO., operation shall pay a fee of not less Southern Association of College Wo- paen for the scholarship fund.
 fSeventh--Where organization Is not poSsible, individuals shall be invited to cooperation. These individuals shall not be members of the Association, but co-workers with it, and shall pay fee of s1 for the scholarship fund
 Dr. Lillian Johnson, the acting Pres ident of the Association, will devote the greater part of her time during the coming year in travelling over the tw- Ev~k q Ala. Association. She will visit chapters all ready organized and make every ef- fort to organize new chapters. Her work will be chiefly along the line of the policy adopted in Miss Parrish's resolution.
 Especial effort will be made during the year to increase the scholarship fund. the scholarship to be given to Southern girl in one of the best coI- ieges in this. country.
 It is designed that the meeting of the Association in April will be held when the Southern Educational Confer ence is in session at that place.
 At the conclusion of the morning session, Miss Annie May Dimmick. who Is a member of the Association, enter tatned at her home on Clayton Street at an elegant luncheon in honor of Miss Celestia Parrish of Athens, Second Vice-President of the Association; Miss Beall Martin of Atlanta, Secretary Treasurer; Mrs. Woodward of New Or leans. and Dr. Lillian Johnson, acting President, all of whom aEe members of the Executive Committee of the Asso- citation. ea r.
 Mrs Woodward and Miss Parrish left Montgomery last night and Miss Mar tin will go to her home in Atlanta to- day. Dr, Johnson will remain in Mont gomery few days in the interest of the Association and will spend several weeks visiting the colleges throughout the State.