The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
By Mrs. L M. deCottes

Mrs. J M deCoffes mHulRnmmn9EmnuHmmmmnnw'5 of Mrs. Keller and Miss Helen Keller He is warm friend of theirs. He is a writer of note whose articles appear frequently in all the great periodicles of the day. His article The New Mississippi" which appears in the April number of Everybody's Magazine, has been very widely read. He Is one of the most noted interviewers of New England.
 YOUNG wOMEN's CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES.
 Mrs. ]. Morgan Smith. of Birming- ham. writes letter to the Montgom- cry Association concerning the lectures of Mrs. Dita H. Kinney. R. N, Super intendent of the Army Nurse Corps She encloses a personal letter from Kate Gannett Wells of the Massachu- setts Emergency and Hygiene Associa- ton concerning Mrs. Kinney. The let ter reads. In part, as follows: T do not know of a more successful lecturer than Mrs. Kinney in her own field of work. She has fine presence, a clear. pleasant voice, an engaging manner and entire freedom from self consciousness. She is a lady in every sense of the word. As lecturer she is straightforward. definite in her statements and fully acquainted with her subject. She is neither pedantic nor overbearing. Her lectures in and near Boston and her class work met with unqualified approval from all who heard her. She really inaugurated the work of training attendants" in Bos- ton, which has gone on successfully ever since she began 1t. She is rare woman and teacher" The Young women's Christian Asso- citation has secured Mrs Kinney to give course of five lectures on the Science of Home Nursing, on the afternoons of March 30. 31. April l, 2, ano 8. Those lectures will be given at the Mont gomery Light and Water Power Com pany building. Below is a suggestive outline of the lectures:
 Lecture 1. The sick room. its care, | furnishing, ventilation, care of patient in bed. Baths-Care and prevention of l bed-sores.
 Lecture 9. Care of convalescents-- Notes on diet with recipes. Lecture 8. Children sick and we'll How to feed them. Notes on tempera- | ture, pulse and respiration. Lecture 4. Contagious and infect | ious diseases Notes on measles, scar let fever, diphtheria, typhoid fever and | tuberculosis.
 | LeCIuE0 0s B6nCIebs
 
 Miss Angy Manning Taylor Is now | holding a Bible Conference at Greens boro. N. c. After March 24, her ad- dress will be Savannah, Ga, in care of Miss Ellen McAlpin, President of the Young Women's Christian Association there.
 Mir. B. Nj. washburn. of the Court Street Methodist Church. will lead the 1 Vesper service this afternoon at { o'clock. Subject---The Syro-Phoenician Woman. All women are cordially in- vited.
 NOTICE CITY FEDERA-
 ZION OF CLUBS.
 The following call from the City Federation of womens Clubs is made | for Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In the Carnegie Library, namely: Or- | ficers of the association: directors, Mrs. Charles Stakely. Mrs. William fl. | Seymour, Miss Fannie Matthews. Mrs. l Lamar Law. Mrs. Charles Moritz, Mrs. | W. J. Chambers. Mrs A. B. Meyer, Mrs. Leon Well, Miss Lallie Moore. Entertainment Committee-Chair- man. Mrs. Charles Stakely; assistant, Miss Rutson Hatchett. Mrs. A. .B. Meyer, Miss LalIie Moore, Mrs. Charles I Moritz. Mrs. w. H. Seymour Mrs w. J. Chambers, Miss Fannie Matthews, Mrs. | Leon Well, Mrs. John Haardt, Mrs. Lila Little. Mrs. E. Meyer. Mrs. Dun- can May. Miss Mary Burke. Miss Sophie Holmes. Mrs. J. Y. Brame, Mrs. M L. Durr Mrs. Judah Moses. Mrs. | Emily Meyer. Mrs. T. J. Williams, Miss Augusta Woodruff Miss Rosa Strauss, Mrs. J. T. Andrews, Mrs. s. B. Seelye. Mrs. ". H. Hudson, Mrs. Victor Han son.
 This is an important meeting and the committees named are urged to attend.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman, President. 1 Mrs. W. L. Durr, Secretary.
 Mrs. Morgan S. Gilmer entertained | the members of the Mission Study | Circle of Court Street Methodist Church Friday when China was the subject of study. A number of inter- | esting talks were made and papers read by members who impersonated the missionaries from the Methodist churches in that field of labor. They spoke of the places, of the work being done and of the plan. The members who participated in the program were, Mrs. Blackshear. Mrs L. c. Strong, Mrs. c. J. Beane. Mrs A. T. Harmon, Mrs. Carson Daniel. Mrs. Plaster and | Mrs. A. A Pearson. Mrs. ollie Edwards presided over the meeting | and during the afternoon Miss Ethel Beane rendered number of piano selections. A luncheon followed the program. The next meeting will be historical entertainment held at the home of Mrs. c. J. Beane, 42s South Court Street NOTICE COUNCIL JEWISH WOMEN.
 The Council of Jewish Women will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at 3:30 in the Vestry rooms of the Temple. All members are requested to be present. Mrs D. Frank. President Mrs W. D. Friedman, Secretary. + +
 NOTICE, SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT. The West End School Improvement Association will have its regular monthly meeting Friday afternoon at o'clock at the school building. All | interested in this work are requested | to be present.
 Miss Delaney o'Gwynn. Chairman.
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