The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04

aAA4Se AAt@%A@AN1 Rr Is expected in the way of preparation for fhe Freshman classes.
 A College Day program was arranged for a future date, to be given at the Girls High School. the feature of which will be stereopticon talks by graduates Colleges. who are members of the Mont gomery Chapter.
 A report on the Losey Lectures show ed a sale of 225 tickets. the funds from which meets the obligations of the orr ganixation.s contracts and leaves sur- plus on hand to be expended in bring ing other talent to Montgomery.
 Fifteen dollars was appropriated to the Loan Scholarship Funds Of the, Afa- bama Federation of Women.s Clubs.
 Miss Margaret Earth was elected Sen- ion Director and Mrs Prentiss Reed. Junior Director to the City Federation of Women's Clubs. The delegates are Mics Ruth Haydn, Mrs. William Will iams, Miss Annie. May Dimmick, Miss Della Mohr and Miss Anna F. Hunter
 The talk that was to be given by Mrs. Prentiss Reed. an afumnae of the Uni versity of Chicago, upon Juvenile courts.s was postponed until the next meeting for lack of time on this occa- sion.
 THE DIXIE CKaAPTED.
 The Dixie Chapter held It's February meeting with the vice president, Mrs. F. 0. Stevenson, who, in the absence of the president, presided.
 The meeting was most entnusiastic and fruitful. The treasurer was in- strncted to send contrtbutionS to the Educational Fund of the U. p. C.. and also to the Clayton Chapter for the EConfederate m0nument at that place.
 "A delfRhtfuI social hour was enjoyed in which refreshments were served py the gracious hostess.
 SOPHIE nIBu CHAPTER. i The Sophie Blbb Chapter met at the Carnegie library "wednesday afternoon. ap ufiIisualiy large lumber being pres ent. Mrs F. F. Stephens, Director ol the Chitdfens Chapter. gave a most encouragIng report At the first meet Ing held under her administration, thirty-eiRht new members were en- rolled. which. with seven, former mem befs present. gave a total enroliment of forty- three to begin the new year.
 Mrs. stephens reports much entnu- siasm among The young people and her announcement was received with ap- pIause for the J. E B :. Stuart .Alixii- fry is very dear to the heart of the mother chapter.
 After the routine business was fin- tslaed, the chapter proceeded to elect q President in place of Miss Wright, who was unable to serve Mrs. Frank Dun- can was chosen unanimously ana alter having provided Itself with so able and eficient a head the Chapter ad- journed. well satisfsd with it's after noon's work.
 | + MRS. WILLIAM D F0RT HOSTESS.
 Mrs. Villain E. Forte was hostess yesterday for the No Name Club when { most profitable and enjoyable morn ing was passed
 Al number of buslness matters were disposed Of during she meeting, among others discussion in regard to coop erating with other clubs in bringing more lecturers to Montgomery during the winter.
 An appropriation was made for the loan scholarship fund of the Alabama Federation of Woman's Clubs for the school at Camp Hill The names of Mrs. William Hall and Mrs Fred Ball were added to the membership of the club.
 The literary proaram brought forth extremely able papers and talks
 Mrs Mary B. Tlsdale spoke upon the 6uDJecL, A sGOAnpAEAblNS sotuAys 0A WI manhood. in Aurora Leigh; the Princess and Sesame and Sliies."
 Mrs. Dr. Paul Mertins gave a talk upon the topic. sFiirts in Fiction" use ing Becky sharp and Dolly Warden as examples.
 Mrs. Amelia B. Seelye gave a paper upon "Beatrix Esmond and Blanche Amory" and Mrs Frank Stollenwefck upon Morriss "sigurd the volsung." At the conclusion of the program a bnffet luncheon was served.
 The guests exclusive of the club were: Miss Este1le Mitchell of Georgia, Miss White of Lexington, Va. Mrs. Bragg and Mrs. Harden Fitts of New York.
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