The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10

lively discussion as to the amount necessary for . scholarship followed, in which Mrs. Fred Dugger of Auburn and Mrs. Persons of Tuscaloosa took helpful part. X. stand that \ boy in the position of an Industrial School boy should be en- nbied te work and assist himsef af.er the first year. Mrs. J. 1T. Phillips of Birmingham concurred in this opin- ion.
 ent provide no available means of such help. The discussion ended the meeting adjourned until the afternoon session. which was resumed at z'so o'clock.
 Afternoen Session.
 The afternoon session was taken up with reports from the. different clubs of the orghnixation. which exercise proved of mutual interest Mrs. KhetL Goode of Mobile rose to say that the afternoon had been reciprocity feast. and that Mrs. Alber. chairman or the Reciproity Committee, was to De com mended for the evident results or ner years work.
 The Music Study Club entertained at an elegant reception In honor or the Federation at the home of MT. ana Mrs. F. S. Wood this evening, between fine hours of Q and 12 o'clock. The home of Mir. and Mrs. Wood is on Col- Iexe Avenue, and one of the handsom- est in the city. The interior was most attractive with the beautirui uecora 2 tions. In the drawing room; Mrs. wood received the guests and pre- sented them 10 Mrs. McLester, Presi- dent of the Federation. Mrs. '. 2. Carroll. President of the Muse stuoy Ssiub ana Mrs. W. H. Sanford. Pres .,dent of the Nineteenth Century Cluo. also did the honors of the ora"lhs room. v.rsrs
 In the apartment charming souven.rs were given. and the guests wele na ther entertained in the dining naii ans ,,hr.rv bv inc serving of lees ano punch which were both refreshing ana delicious.
 Federaties Notes.
 Misses Lois Wiley. Leo Henoerson. r,illian Brantley and Clare Mae mao. son are the four charming pages o1 N Mrs R. D. Johnson stated that the enidemic of typhord at the boys Indus trtai school at East Lake cost tne tn- stitution s4se. This money had 70 De taken out of the slender aliowahce If ss.3s per capita. which also nss " cover all expenses or board, clc.ns, tuition ana tnGi0Sutnt ~A-N - a remarked that the boy had 70 pc cArso for~on half the amount necessary to feed d horse in Birmingham.
 Mrs. John T., Graham, wiIe ot .ne Professor of Biology of the University aS Atsban.a, is an interested visitcr .c tha Eeaeration. Mrs. Graham Is press- dent of the Up-To-D o-Date-club Of Tusea- ioosa. and though native German, is prominent in aitruistic. and phiian- thropic work. She is greatly intereat- "a in the movement to establish per nanent dormitoriss In charge of . dean of domestic science foF the Wonsh ~ the state University.
 Al notice of resolution to cnanke. the coustffutionA so that the chairman Of standing committee can vote oh el. bustness questions was handed IT anu will be voted upon Thursday.
 It Ia A source of regret to the many friends of Mrs. Archie Carmichael that an injury to her foot has preventea her attending anw of uieetins, Whiie the injury is not serious. 1t ss very painful. and 1t is hoped she VIII soon be out.
 Mrs. Bashinsky was the hostess at ar, elegant o'clock dinner given at her handsome home "Burbaah' For tne officers of the federation today.
 Mrs. Lucine Gardner eIatertained ~ q most delightful luncheon Wednesday. per guests were: Mrs. Arrhie Car miebael of Tuscumbia, Mrs.{ and Miss petarson of Chicago. Mrs. ]. !. Mayfteid