The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-06
Womens Clubs
To Attend The
State Federation

State Federation
Program of the Alabama Federation
OF Women's clubs, which will hold its
swenty-ninth convention in Montevallo
on April 8, 8, 10 and IL. The pro-
gram committee consists of Mrs. John
Tsuey Of Montgomery, first vice presi-
dent, chairman; Mrs. ]. Brevard Jones,
Montgomery and Mrs. T. W. Palmer,
Montevallo.
Tuesday afternoon. April s.
1890 p. M, board luncheon, guests
Of the Studiosis and Tutwiler clubs.
p. m, board meeting.
p. M, visit to the mines.
p. M, dinner in College hall.
Tuesday evening. College chapel.
p. m, formal opening.
Official assembly. %
Presiding, Mrs. Val Taylor, president
Of Alabama Federation of Women's
clubs, and Mrs. T. w. Palmer, presi-
dent, Studiosis club.
Invocation, Rev. j. Renfro Curry.
Piano solo (a) weigenlied (Brahms)
tb) Ballade A Flat OPP. ID (Chopin) (,
Miss Elizabeth Young.
Addresses of welcome, the city mayor.
Exchange club, Mr.. 6, G. Smith.
The College, DIR. r. w. Palmer
Hostess clubs, Miss Winnie Castle
man.
Soprano solos, Mary Melissa Snyder.
College Glee club Alabama (Calkins)
Address, Mrs. George Plummer, Chi
csgo, chairman community service gen
eral Fedora ton of Women's clubs.
Presentation of Brandon illiteracy
banner, Gov. w. W. Brandon.
Music, song composed by Mrs.
Thomas.
Assembly.
Informal reception to federation Of
ficers, College parlors.
Note The credentials committee
will meet in the Y. W. G. A. rooms i'm
mediately preceding and following this
evenings program. Each session will
be twenty minutes.
Wednesday morning, April Q, College
chapel.
8 a. M, Credentials committee Y. W.
q. A. rooms, College dormoritory.
$50 a. M, club institute, Mrs. Err
win Craighead, presiding.
8 80 q. M, business session, Mrs. Val
Taylor, presiding.
Assembly singing, America the Beau
tiful," led by Mrs. w. j. Adams.
Invocation, Rev. P. H. Carmichael.
Club collect, federation.
Vocal solo, Summer Chaminade, Mrs.
o. @. Carmichael.
Report Of convention committees
Prn1ram Mrs .Tohn Tai11ev
Rules, Mrs. Arthur Cunningham.
Credentials.
Report of executive board, Mrs. j. S.
Davidson, recording recretary.
Music, led by Mrs. w. J. Adams.
Reports of officers:
President, Mrs. Val Taylor, Union
town.
First vice president, Mrs. John Til
ley, Montgomery.
Second vice president, Mrs. 7. s. Her
rem, Admission.
Recording secretary, Mrs. J. s.
Davidson, Townsville.
Treasurer, Mrs. George G. Brownell,
Tuscaloosa.
Parliamentarian, Mrs. Erwin Craig
head, Mobile.
Editor, Mrs. G. Mitchell Williamson,
Birmingham.
Auditor, Mrs. c. c. Adams. Bir-
ningham.
Board advisor, Mrs. ]. Fullerton
Hooper.
General federation director, Mrs. J.
Brevard Jones, Montgomery. s---. = -
Music, led by Mrs. w. J. Adams.
Reports of district managers:
First district, Mrs. L. p. Troup, AL
bany.
Second district, Miss Iva Cook, An
niston.
Third district, Mrs. Peyton Eubanks,
Ensley.
Fourth district. Mrs. John Tate,
Selma.
Fifth district, Mrs. s. P. Gross,
Alexander City.
Sixth district, Mrs. A. Y. Malone,
Dothan.
Seventh district, Mrs. R. F. Cruitt,
Atmore. I
Assembly singing, alabama" led by
Mrs. W. J. Adams.
1900. Report of committee on re-
vision of constitution, Mrs. J. B. Jones,
chairman.
Announcements.
II As. Luncheon, College dining
room.
writer's luncheon (limited to 1907
Beach hall.
Wednesday afternoon, Strand thea
ire, Mrs. Val Taylor, presiding.
$50 p. m. Business session, Strand
theatre.
Department reports:
American citizenship department, Mrs.
Louis Neill, chairman.
Committees:
Conservation, Mrs. ]. S. Starke,
Troy, chairman.
Education, Miss Jane Simpson, Flor
ence, chairman.
Home demonstration, Mrs. Charles
Bricken, Montgomery.
Home economics, Mrs. W. G. Vail,
Spring Hill, chairman.
Illiteracy, Mrs. Frank Thomas, Au-