The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
SOCIET Y
District Federation Of Women'S Clubs To
 ConUene Here

Eclectic Study circle, Fortnighty Shakespeare club, Amaranth club, American Study club, Joycrofters, Edgewood Study circle, Cresendo Literary club, Fairfield Booklovers, Ensley Chrysolite, Council of Jewish Women, Birmingham Branch of Uni Versity Women, and New Era study club-these twelve will act as nos tesses when the third district of the Alabama Federation of Women g clubs convenes Tuesday and Wednes- day at the Southsist Baptist sunday School auditorium.
 Lunch will be served to all dele gates and visitors on Tuesday only at the nominal charge of 75c per plate. On Wednesday, lunch can be gotten at three different places With in two blocks of the Southside Bap- tist church.
 Delegates are requested to bring note books and pencils to all meet ings, so that notes may be made Of discussions and reports made to their respective clubs.
 Time will be given to each district chairman to make her report. and outline her plans for the coming year
 There will be three notable fea- lures of this meeting of the federa- tion; one being the address on Tues day of Mrs. Val Taylor, president of the Alabama Federation of Women clubs in whose honor the luncheon will be given. The second feature will be demonstration of a model club meeting, by Mrs. Myrtelle Shell, at the Wednesday afternoon session The third feature will be the open forum led by Mrs. W. L. Murdoch also at the Wednesday afternoon session
 The complete program of the red eration meeting will be as follows:
 Tuesday Morning, october 16
 e:5O-Meeting of credentials com mittee; 10:00-Meeting, called to order: assembly singing: America the Beautiful" led by Mrs. w. J. Adams: invocation, Mrs. W. C. James; greetings from hostess clubs, Mrs. w. L. Brown response, Miss Ellen Du- puy; report of program committee; report of credentials committees; Mrs. R. T. Anderson; report of ules and regulations committee, Mrs c. w, Lawrence; report of district officers; Manager, Mrs P. A. Eubank; assist ant manager, Mrs. Siuney Hart; secre- tary- treasurer, Mrs. James A. Downey. Jr; address, Mrs Val Taylor, presi- dent. Alabama Federation Women clubs; department of American clti- zenship, Mrs. l.. A. Neill. Albany, di- vision chairman; committee reports: Citizenship training and internatlon- al relations, Mrs b. G. Bruce; friend ly cooperation with ex-service men, Miss Mary Byron Frazier; motion pie
 
 of press and publicity, Mrs. c. Mitch ell Williamson, Birmingham, division chairman; committee reports: Bulle- tin Mrs. Frank Clark; editorial, Mrs. Ed $. Archibald; report of adminls- tration committees: Club extension, Mrs P A. EubanlI; maintenance, Mrs. C. P. Underwood; announcements music; adjournment; 100 luncheon in honor of Mrs. Val Taylor
 Tuesday. Afternoon. October 16
 2:00-Meeting called to order; de- partment of applied education; com Mrs S. S. Heide; conservation, Mrs. L.. H. Bush; education, Mrs. A. G. Over tom home economies, Mrs. William E. Bohanony home demonstration. Mrs. H. W. Taylor; illiteracy, Mrs. d. J. Eaton liberary extension, Mrs. F. w Finch; scholarships, Mrs. c. c. Adams; announcements;. 400 Memo rial hour. conducted by Mrs J. E. Frazier; adjournment
 Wednesday Morning
 1O:O0-Meeting called to order; as sembly singing, led by Mrs. w. J. Adams; club collect minutes; depart ment of fine arts; Mrs. J. Carol Long, Selma, division chairman; com mittee reports: Art. Mrs. J. F. Carle; music, Mrs W. J. Adams; literature. Mrs. R. c. McCarty writers, Mrs. H. " Bostick: department of public; Mrs. J. E. Frazier, Birmingham, di- vision chairman; committee reports; Public health, Mrs. Louis Mackenzie; child welfare: social and industrial conditions. Mrs. M. w. Ferguson; leg islation, Mrs. R. A. Clayton an- nouncements: music; adjourned.
 Wednesday Afternoon, October 17
 2:OO-Meeting called to order; re- ports of clubs continued; club insti- ute: demonstration: A model club meeting. Mrs. Myrtelle Whitney Snell open forum, conducted by Mrs. w. L. Nfurdoch. adiournment