The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14
Women's Club Federation
 Meets Ln Capital Tuesday

J. Brevard Jones, president A. ". F. c.
 Poem, Mrs. R. T. Ghent
 Address, What Will You Do With Your Talent?9 Mrs. Scottie Mckenzie Frasier.
 Poem, Mrs. W. A. saffold.
 Ten minutes recess.
 Formidable conducted by Mrs. Kath- crime Hopkins Chapman.
 Subject, "The Present Trend of Writ ing in the United States
 Introduction of subject, Mrs. Chapman.
 Trend of Novels,' Miss Nimmo Greene.
 General discussion:
 Trend of Feature Articles" Maude Williams Brewer.
 Discussion.
 Trend of Metrical Poetry" Mrs. Edith Shedd Sparling. Discussion.
 Trend of vers Libre. Mrs Lewis Las sitter.
 Discussion.
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 @Trend of the Short Story" Mrs P. L. Mathews.
 Discussion.
 'oTrend of the Novelette, Mrs. Francis R. Durham.
 Discussion.
 Ten minutes recess.
 To be read Prize prayer, prize me- trlcaI poem, prize vers fibre.
 Talk, author of prize story, How and Why I Wrote It."
 Thursday, November IS, 12 o'clock, writers luncheon.
 Toastmistresses: Mrs. B. H. Craig, Mrs William A. Saffold Mrs. Katherine Hop lzins Chapman, Mrs. Scottie Mckenzie Frasier
 The new business will include the dis cussion of the following amendments and resolutions:N
 From the executive board, an amend- ment to the standing rules; no federa- tion club or committee shall solicit funds from any club for any project not al reaGy passed on by the federation or tho executive board.
 By Mrs James R. Hagan: Resolved, that state chairmen of standing commit tees shall be allowed one vote each in the annual convention and be members of the executive board"
 From the Seventh district: Resolved that we adopt the county plan of or ganization, as submitted by the club ex- tension chairmen, with the following amendment proposed by Mrs. James R. Hagan
 That the club extension chairmen be empowered to appoint an organizing chairman for each county having no clubs.
 That the county chairman be a dele gate at large from the county, with vote in the district meetings, and hold office cosncident with that of the dis trlct chairman;
 That there be two meetings year 1il ,.l, in 10 center, the other in the rural portion, to last not longer than one day and to be informal in character;
 Fourth, that this form of organization be recommended to each of the districts Indorsed by the Sixth, Fifth, Third, Sec- ond and First districts
 By Mrs. J. S. Stark. chairman of the home economies committee Resolved. that the federation institute efforts to authorities and of recent enough date to be effective, of all household servants. nurses and laundresses.'
 Presented by the Fifth district: That at each district meeting> there be some display of handicraft peculiar to that dis trict.''
 Presented by the president of the fed eration: That steps be taken by the federation to prevent in the interest of continuity or WOrK IeueIdliOi duihii'S- traitor in the middle of the club year, either by changing the date of the an nual convention from the fall to the spring, or by continuing standing com mittees in office until the close of the club year.
 That the federation perpetuate the 'cleanest town contest as conducted this year, and that the executive board be instructed to devise ways and means for the offering of substantial prize.'
 Among those who will attend from Bir- mingham are: Mrs. c. l.. Tant, Mrs. E. c. Thurston, Mrs.. J. N Cornelius, Mrs. T. A. Geagles, Mrs. F. M. Johnson, Mrs. Cecil Gaston Mrs. E. L. Martin, Mrs. E. D. Brown, Mrs J. M. Mason. Mrs. b. L. Huey, Mrs. Margaret McAdory, Mrs. Ned McDavid, Mrs. F.. o. Wright, Mrs. J. E. Hendricks Mrs, J. H. McPherson' Mrs. John c. Henley, Mrs. M c. Will liamson. Mrs. George Connors and Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mrs. T. J. Bissett,e Mrs c. E. Huey, Mrs. D. A. Echols, Mrs. C. P. Orr, Mrs. l.. J. Haley, Mrs. J. H. Phillips Mrs H. McLester, Mrs. James A. Going have been invited especially to attend as former presidents of the Ala bana federation. Mrs. J. E, Frazier will go as vice president of the Third dis trict, and will leave on Tuesday so as to attend the executive board meeting that day The state chairmen from this dis trict are Mrs. Vassar Allen, child well fare; Mrs. H. E. Pearce, anti-tubercuio-