The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-09
=All Letters 10 this De-
partment and The Constitution,
Jr.. must DO Addressed 10
MRS. WILLIAM KING.
AGO CORTLAND Ave, Atlanta. Ca.

dress was replete with sound. good sense.
sparkling wit and depth or feeling for
those who are unfortunate and those strug-
Cling for knowledge She was charming
~ graceful IN her manners. and very hand
some IN appearance. Were 7 society
eiitress might tell you OF her elegant
costumes and superb Jewels. but l will
tell you that. l looked beyond the brilliant
diamonds that elitiered on her bosom. into
the heart beacath. and there 1 saw tho
pearl Of great price" IN the loving wo-
mans heart that beat FOR the woes OF her
fellow creatures. and whose life Is devoted
- the uplifting Of her sex. All honor To
such a woman.
But I have left ;he assembled conven-
tion long enough After the opening with
prayer was the address OF welcome by our
president. Airs W. II. Lowe. ! wish
could gIve You this beautiful address IN
full. "a il would be OF benefit to every
woman ia the country. Mrs. Lowe is a
graceful speaker. and her manner OF de-
livering added charm 10 the uttcrances
% wisdom that fell clothed IN such elo-
quent language from her lips. Al the
clos" of her address she received unbound
~ applause. Hcr noble and unselfsh work
for tho club has endeared her TO the hearts
OF each member.
Airs. Harper. OF the Sorosls club. OF FL
herton. responded IN a few graceful re-
marks After the usual election OF officers
aud appointment of committees the re-
ports from the different clubs were read
cannot tell YOU how very in
tercsting these reports proved. tell
ing. as they did. Of the earnest work
e women in both large and small
towns. There was am exceedingly inter
estinE report from "a garden club. and
while all proved instructive and entertain
inc. ] think Miss Julia FlSchc. from the
Normal and Industrial school OF Minedse-
willie. struck the keynote OF every heart in
her report from her club known the
outlook club.
Miss Fhsche IS Il teacher iu the normal
school and her close contact with hun
drcds Of girls from an CLASSES enables her
to b. a very capable judge OF their needs
IL WAS "A beautiful uirture-one never -
p. forgotten. Young woman pleading be-
Tor. "a large -smhiy of women. some
holding go" highest social positions. wom-
20 % wealth women clothed lu their silks
and diamonds. many 81 tii,m society wom-
cn for the Young girls az the state in need
~ ihc advantages OF the Industrial school,
and pleading mat the women of the land
l,-ut their aid 20 the commissioner OF ed
ucatiou iu improving tho public school syS-
tenn of tie state. Her words wer" earnest
lHd eloquent. aul az tAe close 81 hcr adj
dre-s she was sis % rising vote ~ thanks
for lrr earn. ~ appt al
THE evening Was devoted Co three adj
dresses Mr. fi.uroun's. ou THE Reue-
tlts 81 Education" Air. A. 80. Harper. OF
E.hcrtou. Oh Women ln Clab Life and
ATS D. * utt..y. az Atlanta. Oh "lni-
y,rsity Extension is NomeuS clubs
al able and iustructN, addrrs-es-
Yesterday muIuius. th, huar OF the
convention being over. an1 tnc state fvd-
,rsstion ht.ne tprWrf thr si,-e'iou of eiii-
GERS occurred. AIRS ~ .. lowe was
unanimously elected as president Mrs.
lindsay johnson. 90 Rome. irsi Vice pres
i,.eut. Aiiss Julia Fli-cl-. of MillelgeHii.e,
second si-e president. Miss Moodb,rry. u
Athens. secretary. AIRS Heard. or Eluer-
tou. r,co-IiuE secretary. and Airs. Coci-
ae. " Barue~,iit,. treasurer. ~ q.
90. ti. convention aaiolraed aud 90 was
with many regrets that the Atlanta Won
aus CLUB saw their GUESTS depart hut
tf.-e feelings 81 regret were AHupay
blended vitl those of JOS Chat from this
intercourse ~ shourhts and expressions
- sentiments we had an hcsn mutually
benefited end we parted determined go
accomplish more 900 fie year before as
-uaa wt hHd aurirr ga. past
AIRS WGI KING.