The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
RAENENlSTON WILL BE HOST FOR GROUP
 OE FEDERATED WOMAN'S CLUBS OF STATE
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 Anniston. April .-tspecial.) )--Clubs of
 he Alabama Federation of Women's
 clubs are looking forward with eager
 delight to the district conventions which
 onvene in the seven districts of the fed
 eration every year in the springtime.
 The federated clubs of the second dis
 -rict will meet in Anniston in May. and
 he Book Club, the Euterpeans and the
 "Wednesday Study Club, the three fed
 srated clubs of Anniston, rae planning
 some delightful entertainments for the
 visiting clubwomen. Mrs L. E. Huev of
 Bessemer is the chairman of the second
 district
 M of Anniston's clubs have spent most
 q fresting season, and besides pursuing BeiSful courses of study, and enjoying
 the delightful hospitality of the various
 ,lub members, have contributed to and
 worked for large number of benevolent projects
 The Book Club has been exceedingly
 senerous, contributing more than $500 for @phllanthropic enterprises. The club sup ports an Armenian orphan, contributes 20 the Addie Weaver Home, and has made yseveral contributions to the public li- 4orary. The Book Club has studied mod |ern drama nd music this year. Readings and musical selections by talented mem- |bers of the club have added to the en- Eoyment of the programmes MrS- J. c. Norton is the president of
 ne Book Club, and her capable leader Emp has been an important factor in he success of the years work. Mrs. Nor Ion is valued member of the Chautau- |1ua Circle, and William Henry Forney Chapter, IT. D. C., and Drama League, fnd is ever loyal to her church duties, F1aving recently served as president of l Ehe Womans Missionary Union of the | First Methodist Church. By her lovable 1 nature and charming manner, Mrs. Nor | ton has endeared herself to large cir I fle of friends. The other officers of the l Book Club are Mrs Thomas F. Huey. | kice president; Mrs Kirk Perron, secre- | EaY; Mrs Thomas Ingram, treasurer fSHh Mrs E. l.. Field, federation secre- l |ary.
 The members of the Wednesday Study ]
 Hub are busily engaged in working for 1 ne success of the Humbug Circus which | ls to be presented under the auspices of l his progressive club on Friday, the pro- feeds to go to the Addie Weaver Home Fnd to the public library book fund The | Falary of a night teacher at the Addie Weaver Home has been paid for years by the Wednesday Study Club, making possible the education of scores of ambi- Ilous boys and girls who are forced to work during the day and have no chance Q study except at night
 10000 capacity tent will be pitched in he Anniston athletic field, and all of he thrilling stunts of circus will be 'njoyed AnniStonians clothed in anil nal skins will also present some clever The tickets are selling asst, and people from all over the county ire coming to share the fun of circus lay
 The Euterpeans. Anniston's youngest lub. have also contributed generously to III civic, patriotic and philanthropic auses- They will present the second of
 series of Lyceum attractions this 1onth. when Judge Ben Lindsay lectures nder the auspicese of the Euterpean Tub Tho celebrated judge will no doubt , c greeted by a large. enthusiastic au- fsnc4~ The Mztrons' Study Club and the Chau- apqua Circle, two of Anniston's prom , 1@nt literary organizations, are not fed- , fted, but have enjoyed delightful, help V courses of study this season, and with i, esother clubs have assisted in greatly Aiarging the book collection at the liz l !, eslry and also in furnishing the library , Groom. Rhe patriotic organizations, the Been E, l4e Chapter D. A. R., and the William I ehry Forney Chapter, U. D. C., have ! lade unusually excellent records during .s ne past season Mrs. J. E. Aderhold, the ! resident of the William Henry Forney { hapter, will present the yearely report | !. f the chapter at the state convention on lay 6. at Decatur. St. Lukes auxiliary, an organization . ormed for the purpose of extending free : ospital attention to indigent patients, is ow supporting three beds at St Luke's , uxiliary, which are always filled.
 The Anniston center of the Drama eague, Anniston's largest woman's or anization. has ever since its organiza- on last fall proven an invaluable asset , the city. lV The Choral Club was represented at the J ate meeting in Dothan last week by U [rs. L. C.. Watson. Besides the choral : ractice of this club noted operas have | zen studied this season, and the associ- ? Ee members have enjoyed with the active z, embers lovely monthly concerts 2 Anniston music-lovers are most inter q tied in the efforts of Birmingham fnu- q csans to make the Magic City a great 2 usical center. Anniston will profit al- \ ost as much as Birmingham from the ! ccess of such a movement The All-Star Concerts promoted by Mrs rlene A. Shipman and Mrs. Richard G iphston. represents a big civic and a
 aeational work, and all North Alabama preS fWn y,t1fI I;<.e | Q