The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

President of the General Federation of Woman's Clubo, will address the meet~ Ing on this occasion. s5f- ----'
 An address by Dr. c. C.. Thacf. of Au. burn, on Industrial Education, and lecture by Mr. Enoa Mills. United States Forestry Expert, will be features at other sessions.
 Ali meetings O. the Federation will be held In the hall of the House Of Representatives, at the State Capitol.
 Delegates to the Federation are: Miss Martha Buchanan, Anniston; Mrs. L. J. Haley, Mrs. Richard Randolph, Mrs. c. P. Orr. Mrs. A. L.. Fulenwider, Mrs. J. T. Jones. Mrs. H. c. Miller. Miss Margaretta Williams. Mrs. r. H.. Yer- non. Mrs. J At. Harwell, Mrs. c. Nj. Tardy. -Ars E B harvis and Mrs. E. T. Glass, of Birmingham; Mrs. William Harvey and Mrs. ]. D. Wyker, of De- catur: Mrs. Mark Ellison and Miss Sue Malone. of Dothan; Mrs. Lydia J. ". Comings. Fairhope. lafs. 4. B Camp CT. Mrs Emmett o'Eeal and Mrs 14. B. Frierson, FL renee; Mrs. B. H. Wilmington, Greenviile; Mrs. William c Rayburn, Guntersville; Miss Bessie Long, Jackson; Mrs. R. M. Elder, Mrs. John Harvey, Mrs. w. G. Ward, Dr. Florence Rop,r Mobile; Mrs. James A. Moore and Miss Minna Grote, Mon- tevallo; Mrs. William H. Cooper, Ox~ ford; Mrs. J. W. Hunter, Mrs. w. 5. Monk, Mrs. B. H. Craig. nlrs. A. H. Loeb. Mrs. Albert Meyer. Miss Kath- Ieen Mallory and Mrs. c. c. Grayson, of Selma; rs William H. Sanford and Mrs. James Alfred, Troy; Mrs. Edgar B. Kay and Mrs. Sohn B. Mur- phy, Tuscaioosa; Mrs. J. N. Thomp- son, Mrs. A. II. Carmichael, Mrs Har- ry Halsey and Mrs. John D. Deloney, Tuscumbia; Mrs. A. B. Singleton and Mrs. William J. Hannah, Union Springs.
 who will attend the convention are: Mrs. J. c. converse, first vice presi- dent Selma; Mrs. E. D. Thames, sec- ond vice president, G-eenville; Mrs. J. J. Mayheld, recording secretary, Tus- caIoosa; Mrs. Charles Henderson, treas urer, Troy; Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky, aud. itors Troy. Mrs. J. Fl Phillips, editor. Birmingham; Mrs Rhett Goode, gsner~ al federation secretary, Mobile; Mrs. C. E. Albes, Decatur; Mrs. J. D. Mat lock, Birmingham; Mrs. 0. c. Wiley, Troy; Mrs. J. V. Graham, Tuscaloosa; Mrs. James Weatherly and Mrs. R. D. Johnston, Birmingham; Mrs. Philip Moore, general federation president, St. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Laura D. Gill, chair man educational committee, General Federation women's Clubs.
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
 The Council of Jewish Women will hold its first meeting this season In the vestry room of Temple Beth-Or. on Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The feature of the meeting will be a wei come address by the President. Miss Lena Hausman. The program will consist of a recitation by Mrs. Sidney Winter. piano solo by Miss Dora Sternfeld. a violin solo by Miss Nellie Wolff and q vocal number by Miss Frances Wolff. The club will study during the coming year the achieve ments of the Jewish people in hter- ature and art. Though this organiza- tion's reason for being is purely phit- anthropical. its members always take some serious study.
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 NEW HOOK BY A WELL
 KNOWN MONTGOMERY WOMAN
 The New York Times Saturday Rel view lists "The Wartime Journal of a Georgia Girl" by Eliza Frances An- Srews, among its best books of the season, and The Literary Digest has this to say of 1t editorially:
 "It Is an interesting and historical" lv valuable record of plantation life