The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24

John Hornady; 2:45 p. m., For Our Adult Lterates;' Mrs James Fuller ton Hooper; s;55 p. m., 'The Campaign Against Hazing," Miss Mary Burke; D. m.. section meetings-art, Miss Mc- Adory; music, Miss c. Guy Smith; liter ature and library extension, Mrs. J. L. Bishop; writers. Mrs. B. H. Craig; edu- cation, Mrs. c. H. l.. Smith (Scholar- ships, education, Kindergarten, school improvement, illiteracy, social prob lems, Mrs. c. R. Bricken (Social and in- dustrial conditions, child welfare, leg islation); public welfare, Mrs. Carroll Long (Health, civics, home economies, thrift, conservation); Evening-Fine arts section, In cooperation with Ala bama Art league. offels m art in cos , tune pageant, ballroom of Southern club.
 Friday Morning, April 29--Invocation 3 a. m; community sing; What We Are Doing for Alabama Childhood'--9:10 a. m., "The Handicapped Child" Mrs. L. B. Bush, chairman of child welfare: 1 920 a m., address, New Steps in Child l Welfare" Miss b. N. Mathews, chill drens bureau at Washington; $40 a. m, Better Homes for Alabama -Chil- dren.' Mrs. J. S. Starke. chairman of home economies; 9:50 a. 1n-, report of committed on social and industrial conditions, Mrs. C. R. Bricken, chair man: tsWhat We Are Doing for Public Health"--10 a. m-, report of committee on public health, Mrs. Carroll Long. chairman; 10:10, a. m., report of com- mittee on tuberculosis. Mrs. H. E. Fearce, chairman; 10i20 a. m., "A Mes sage From the Public Health Service," pr. Elizabeth Reed, United States pub lie health service; Some Civic Consid- erations"--11:1o a. m., report of com mittee on civics and conservation, Mrs. Kenneth Charlton, chairman; 11:20 8. m., round table, ''The Motion Picture Problem;" 11:40 a. m., American Citi- zenship," Mrs. Dupont Thompson; l2 noon, report of extension committee and award of gavel, Mrs. E o. Car roll, chairman; 12:10 D. m-, award of | Writers prize, Mrs. B. H. Craig, chair man; 12:20 D. m. award of the Thomas M Owen library prize, Mrs. ]. L. Bish- op, chairman; 12:30 p. m., report of nominating committee; 12:40, voting; 1 p. m., adjournment for luncheon; 1:10 D. m., Writers luncheon, Southern club: Afternoon--2 D. m., round table, The Greatest Need of the Federation. Mrs. L. J. Haley, leading; 2:s0 p. m.. report of resolutions committee; 2:30 | business; p. m., report of courtesy committee. Evening-The delegates will be the guests of the Birmingham Music Study club at the concert of the Birmingham Symphony orchestra, Jef- ferson theatre.
 Programme committee; Mrs. M. c. Carroll, Ozark; Mrs. Bibb Graves, Mont gomery; Mrs. L. B. Bush, Montgomery; Mrs. Paul Chalifoux, Birmingham; Mrs. !. Brevard Jones, Montgomery.
 Local committee: General chairman. Mrs. c. Mitchell Williamson; assembly halls, Mrs. W. | orubb. chairman; pub licity, Mrs. F. w. Barnett. chairman; information. Mrs. Chappel Cory, chair man; welcoming committee-Terminal station, Mrs. J. l. Yanc1y chairman Louisville and Nashville station, Mrs Moxie Fies chairman, Tutwiler hotel Mrs. J. J. Shannon chairman; finance Mrs. Harry Hillhouse, chairman
 badges. MrA D. O. Sanders, chairman
 music, Mrs. O. l.. Stephenson, chair. man; art Mrs. T. D. Parke, chairman social. Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, chairman decorations. Mrs William Hood, chair man; pages, Mrs Jennings Gillen chairman; presidents page. Miss Mary Burch Frazier, chairman; automobiles Mrs. Mike Hoke. chairman; Writers l luncheon Mrs. Alexander Garber chairman.