The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-17

cuss matters of general interest to womankind."
 The New Jersey Sons of the Arsieri- can Revolution have asked Alden Free man to send in his resignation, if he wants to avoid q swift kick. Freeman Is the man who the other day invited Emma Goldman and Alexander Bark man. the anarchists, to visit the club rooms of the society where an enter tainment in their honor was held The Sons say that Freeman has a right to mix up with anarchists if he pleases but. they don't propose to be dragged in with people of that sort -savann nah News.
 October Is already rich in the erec- tion of memorial monuments. notably the ones to the heroes of King Noun tain, in North Carlina, with national honors. and the Wayne arch unveiled during the international ceremonies of the Hudson Fulton celebration in New York. Now Virginia and West Virginia have erected shaft to commemorate the battle of Point Pleasant, fought 1S5 years ago. and now claimed as the first battle of the Revolution. Many Of our Scotch Irish ancestors took im- portant part in this battle. among them are found the names of Lewis, Mathews and others well known In the annals of Augusta County. Va.
 Year Book of the TvvickeuAsm Town
 Chapter, Hunssville.
 The Historian announces the receipt of the Year Book of the Twfckenham Town Chapter, from the secretary, Mrs. Blanche Lowell Chase. This attract i've booklet is in the same form and dress of last year--fhe chaste white linen cover and leaves. with design and lettering of. blue.
 Chapter Onicers, 1D0o-1o1O.
 Regent. Mrs. Francis Tappey: Vice. Regent Miss John Nathalie Matthews; Secretary. Mrs. Charles F. Chase: Treas urer. Miss Minnie Rodgers; Registrar. Mrs. Winston Garth. Historian. Mrs. Margaret Walker Boiling. Chaplain. Mrs. Tancred Betts
 Standing Committees. Committee of Safety--Mrs. Kate Coles Donegan. Chairman; Mrs. Robert c. Brickeil. Mrs. Erskine Mastin. Mrs. Mil ton Hnmes.
 Committee on Historical Research Mrs. Margaret W. Rolling. Chairman; Mrs Milton Humes.
 Committee on Soldiers Graves--Mrs. Erskine Mastin. Mrs. Tancred Retts. Miss Edna Rodgers. Flag Day committee--Mrs. James Pride. Mrs William R. Hutton. Mrs. Frank Webster.
 Program committee--Misg Jane Humes White. Mrs. David A. Grayson. Chairman for Magazine Subscription, Mrs. Juliet Chapman Clanton.
 Special Days. Chapter ober to Jane, fourth Tuesday in each month. February 22-Coion,ai Reception. February 24--Annual election of del- egates and alternates to Congress: an- nuai collection of dues
 May 24--Reports of delegates to Con- tinentai Congress.
 May 2e--Annual report of officials; annual election Of officers.
 June 14--Fiag Day.
 December 14--Alabama Day. The program for the eight regular meetings have as the subject. .Aia- hama," and are most attractively ar ranged. As introduction to the liter poetic resume of the States history. by one of its gifted daughters. Miss vir- ginia c. Clay.
 st4f Early Aaahanas. Alabama! Thy true daughters fair would now perpetuate, 1 From the mounts to Mobiles waters From ill tils tss ssE sssss sasss sssss To the days our brass sifSs bzhded fol
 the Revolution bold. = - son led rhoae willing sires to war | 'Gainst the Red Man, AnElo-Saxon, who | invaded from afar;
 Mother Statei Our homage paid 1t! Thy constitution now proclaim | Honor to the men who. made it. givins thee both name and fannei | N4 sa5, Virginia c. Clay.