The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-27
Northeast Alabama Association
 Meets At AnniSten
DAUGHTERS TO PARTICIPATE
Christian Endeavor Society Meets and Elects Officers = Prepare for State Convention-Study
 Club to Meet.

Anniston. September 26.-(Special )-Dr John w. Stagg president of the Alabama Presbyterian college, has accepted an in vitation to address the veterans of the
 Northeast Alabama association at their reunion in this city tomorrow.
 An invitation has been extended by the United Veterans to the members of the
 William Forney chapter, United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy. to attend their celebration and to enjoy the veterans banquet after the conclusion of the pro- gramme.
 Each member will be present and will
 wear the eolors of the order. Among the interesting numbers on the programme will be the oration of Ebert i D. Wilett and a solo from one of the sweetest singers, Mrs. Chives Woodruff In addition to this Mrs. Claude Robinson will render selection, accompanied on the violin by Mrs Scott Roberts. In an enthusiastic meeting of the Chris tian Endeavor society, held at the home of John B. Knox on Friday evening, the fol- lowing officers were elected for the en-
 suing winter: President, Eugene Turner;
 vice presidents, Will J. Stone and Miss Mary Weatherly; secretary, Marshall
 Brown; treasurer, Wilbur Forbes A number of social meetings have been
 planned under the direction of the chair man of the social committee, Miss Lucy Houser.
 William Woods is the chairman of the
 lookout committee, and MT. Woody Leach ! of the missionary committed. It is considered especially important that the work shall be kept up and made thoroughly interesting, as the state En- deavorers will meet in this city in the spring. This will be notable year in Anniston, as the three great young peo- ple's societies of the state will have con- vened here the Baptist Young Peoples union, and the Epworth league having already been entertained
 The Wednesday Study Class will hold its first meeting on next Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of Miss Edith John. ston on Leighton avenue The subject If the meeting will be the life of Alfred Tennyson.
 An unusually interesting course of study will be undertaken this year by the club of young women, the subjects chosen being the life and works of those of the worlds poets, Tennyson, Keats and Shel- ley.
 The officers of the club are among the most talented of Annston's daughters
 Miss Mary Read Smith Is president; Miss
 Mary Murphy, vice president; Miss Edith Johnston, secretary and Miss Katherine Bell, treasurer
 Besides the literary work undertaken by the club the philanthropic scheme in which each member seems vitally inter ested is the scholarship fund for the edu- cation of young woman at the Monte vallo school, and Miss Gladys Wood of McFall, who had the scholarship last year, will continue at the school this ses- sion and her expenses will be provided by the noble efforts of the club and their friends.
 The new members elected for the fol- lowing year are: Misses Annie Farley. Martha Sproull, Mary Weatherly, lone Watson, Eloise Perry Robinson, Evering- ham Noble, Lucy Houser, Lucy Ledber- ter, Evelyn Wilson and Nell Johnson.