Among some of the distinguishing
features will he the annual address of
the president. Mrs. A'nl Taylor, of
Fniontown. During her administration
the federation of clubs has made won
derful progress, not only in the organ
izing of new clubs hut in broadening
the scope of the work in every line of
endeavor. Mrs. Taylor has served as
president for one year.
Among the distinguished out-of-state
visitors will he Mrs. J. E. Hays, the
corresponding secretary of (lie General
Federation of Women's clubs.
Alabama college faculty is preparing
a musical program to he followed by a
reception on one evening.
Tutwiler Club Host
The Tutwiler club, one of the student
organizations, is a federated club, and
while it has been a member for several
years this is its first experience in help
ing to entertain the state federation.
Miss Winifred Castleman of Greensboro
is president and will deliver one of
t lie addresses of welcome. Other welcom
ing addresses will he given by Mayor
.1. A. Brown, for ihe town; President
Palmer, for Alabama college; Charleton
G. Smith, president Exchange club;
Mrs. T. W. Palmer, president of the
Studiosis club; Mrs. George DeShazo,
worthy matron. Easetrn Star, and by
representatives of other organizations
in the town of Montevallo.
Twenty-four years ago, the federation
of clubs held its annual meeting in
Montevallo. Since then the federation,
the town and the college have greatly
enlarged their field of activities.
