The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-12

by the national chairman of education Of the General Federation, whose ad- dress Is given below. This permit will oniy pc Issued upon the request of a state Federation president or chair man of education. Therefore any col iese graduate wishing to enter this competition must first make her can didacy and fitness known to one of the two Federation officers of the State. whose addresses are given later. If ner qualifications are deemed adeauate 70 warrant the great courtesy of exam nation accorded by the Rhodes Trus& then this officer may formally present her name to the national chairman of education for permit to enter the ex- animation
 The examinations are given in mathe- matics. Latin and Creek The tustees have decided that any candidate from the united States who passes the qualifying examination in Latin and mathematics shall be eligible although he may not pass the examination in Greek. The same rule will be applied to the women candidates for this scholarship. The examinations are to be held on Get. 19 and 20 next in each State of our country. Announcement in regard to the time. place. and gen. erai conditions may be obtained from the secretary of any university in the vicinity of the candidate.
 The papers are read and rated at Oxford by the official examiners, and returned to the national chairman The committee of selection then sub. mits the names Of the successful com petitors to the State Federation of. hcers, who determine which one of their candidates shall be deemed in scholarship and promise of distinction to best represent the interests of this State. The final selection between the various State candidates shall rest with the committee of selection. Any State may submit candidate, but If the choice should finally rest between a candidate from a State which has con- tributed toward the scholarship and a candidate from on-contributing State. then preference shall be given to the candidate from the contributing State.
 In Alabama. the application may be made to either Mrs. Phares Coleman, President Alabama Federation womans Clubs. or Mrs. E. D. Thames. Chairman Educational Committee.
 MONTGOMERIANs AT KANUGA LAKE
 The last bulletin posted in The lKanuga Club House at Kanuga Lake N. c.. TeaQS AS IOilOWS.
 Season of 1909. The Last Day. September 10, 1909. The Alabama Crowd. Lucretia wyman. Dolly w. Kirk. Margaret L. Lakey, Sarah Wyman. Ella Whiting Robinson, Mrs James S. Armstrong. J. S. Pinckard. Mrs. Fred S. Ball, Fred s. Ball, ST.. and Jr.. Chas. A and Richard A Ball and Armond M George. with the crowd but from Louisiana.
 Here's to the crowd from our grand
 old State,
 We're early to comea-to stay very
 late.
 So bright are we-beyond a doubt
 They thought 1t wise to put us out
 L. W.
 PICTURES FOR TODAY.
 Miss Ruby Richardson. Miss Vera Webb of Birmingham and Miss Ophelis McLemore whose pictures appear in today's issue are three of the loveliest girls of the younger set.
 Miss Richardson who Is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. L. J. Richardson of this city Is the youngest of six attrac- tive sisters who have all been noded for their beauty. and charm. Possess ing a most attractive personality and graciousness of manner she is much admired. She will leave this