The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
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ALABAMA FEDERATION OF WOMENfs CLUBS
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 GREENvILLE The Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs which will convene in Greenviiie. November 16, i7. IS. is. promises to pc the largest and in every bIch Way ths ns % Fed. Alabama's ablest and most talented women win be present and GreenVihe has never known such brilliant as- semblage as this will be.
 The Woman's Club, of Greenville, which is the hostess club Is one of the ablest and most influential clubs in the federation. strong, ,hiliav nGl ohis n nun
 Mrs D. D. Thames. the president or the club is not only most enthusiastic local worker, but is one ol the most powerful factors In Woman's Club The officers of the State Federation are as follows: President Mrs. Phares President, Mrs. J. G. Converse. of Sel- ma: Second Vice President, Mrs. E. D. Thames. of Greenville. Recording Sec retary Mrs. J. J, Mayfield. of Tusca- loosa, Corresponding secretary, Mrs. w. H Seymour. of Montgomery; Treasurer. Mrs o. c. Wiley. of Troy, Auditor. Mrs. J. H. Phillips, of Birmingham;, Editor, Miss Kathleen Mallory. of Selma; Gen eral Federation Secretary. Mrs. Nii- liamA. Gayle, of Montgomery.
 The chairmen of the staonding com mittees are as folls:
 Leaislative, Mrs. Thomas M owen. Montgomery; education, Mrs. 10. D. Thames Greenville; art. Mrs. Edgar B. Kay, Tuscaloosa; reciprocity. Mrs. c, Ed Albes, Decatur; school improve ment Mrs. R. A. Lee, Greenville; kindergarten. Mrs. T: H. Phillips, Bir, mingham; loan scholarship. Mrs. l. J. Haley, Birmingham. civic improvement, Mrs w. c. Black, Troy: health depart ment. Mrs. R, A Lee. GreenFille; forestry. Miss Lulle Jones, Florence: Unconditional scholarship (temporary committee). Mrs. J. D. Wyker. Decatur Credential Committee-Mrs. J. G. Converse, Selma, chairman: Mrs o. C. Wiley, Troy; Mrs. Wm. H. seymour. Montgomery; Miss Elsie Winkler in the Federation. and the towns they Mountain City Club. Albertville: Wednesday Study Club, Anniston; The Glover Club. Auburn; Crescendo Club; Avondale; Anaranth Club, Birming- ham. cadmean Circle, Birmingham; Cli- nian Club, Birmingham; Council or Jewish Women, Birmingham: Culture Birmingham; Fenelon Club, Birning- ham, Fountain Heights Club, Birming- ham; Highland Book Club, Birming- ham: Kenilworth Club, Birmingham; Quest Club. Birmingham; oui viveClub. Birmingham; Shakespeare Club, Bir- ham; Twentieth Century Club, Birming- ham: Progressive Culture Club, Deea- tur; The Saturday Club, Decatur; Wo- mans Literary Club. Decatur; Colonial Book Club, Demopolis; New Century Club. Dotnan; Cty Improvement, Do- than; Pierrian, East Lake; Civ pheus. Evergreen: Fifth Thurs day Club. Fairhope: History Club. Flo- Southern Library association, Florence; Southern Library Association. Florence; woman's Club. Greenviiie; Literary Circle. Guntersyiile; Woman's Club. Century Book Club. Mobile; Shakes peare Club, Mobile Studiosis Club, Montevallo; Council of Jewish Women. Montgomery; Ionian Club. Montgomery; Magazine Club. Montgomery; Montgonl- cry Chapter S. A. C.. Montgomsry: Mothers Circle, Montgomery; No Name Club, Montgomery; Sesame Club. Mont- gomery; TintagIl Club. Montgomery; Twentieth Century Club, Montgomery: "Wednesday Music Study Club, Monts gomery; Twentieth Century Club, ope- lika: Self Culture Club. Oxford: Study Club, Ozark; Chautauqua Circle, Sel- ma; Child Lovers Association, Selma: Council of Jewish Women. Selma; Sell ma Study Club, Selma: West End Club. Selma: New Century Club, Shefneld; 1; Marble City Club. sylaeauga; Civic I'm provement Club, Troy; Nineteenth Century Club. Troy; Up-torDate Club, Tuscaloosa: Clean City Club. Tuscum- bia; Helen Kellar Library and Literary Association, Tuseumbia; Magazine Club, Union Springs: Eleanor Horde club. Woodlawn.
 The following announcements have been made:
 The Executive Board will meet on Tuesday, November. 16 at o'clock p. m. at the residence of Mrs. c. D, Thames.
 The Credential Committee will meet 9 o'clock a. m.. Wednesday, November o'clock a. m. Wednesday, November On Thursday morning after the re- port of the scholarship committee has been heard, subscriptions will be re- ceived for the continued support Of all federation causes.
 Reception to the visitors will be given at the home of Major and Mrs. y Thomas Peagler. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The program is as follows:
 November 16, 500 p. m.--
 Music overture. Miss Ehlbert; invo- cation, Rev. W. O. Waggoner; address of welcome. in behalf of the city Pro- lessor P. W. Hodges; address of wei come, hostess club, Mrs. W. J. Bee land; response, Mr. Rhett Goode. Mo bile: music, quartette, (a) Briar Rose, (Jensen), (b). serenade, (schuberb, Mesdames Zealand Hodges. Dohmier, Lee; presidents report. Mrs. Phares AUiGHtdil, AhuSit' solo. Ave Maria, (Schubert- Wilhelmjl, Miss Irene McMullen.
 November IT, 10 a. m.-
 Invocation, Rev. H. T. Walden; re port of credentials committed; report of officers recording secretary, Mrs. .. J. Mayfield. corresponding secre- tary, Mrs. W. H. Seymour: treasurer, Mrs. O. c. Wiley: auditor. Mrs J IT. Phillips; editor, Miss Kathleen Nal lory General Federation secretary Mrs. W. A. Gayle; report of legis- latfye committee Mrs. T. NJ. owen.
 November r. ? ?. m.--
 Music, Hungarian Rhapsode, No. 8 a minor. CListz), Mrs. W. C. Crump-
 
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