Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16
Of FULTON
FORM THEIR OWN
MRS. WILSON CLUB
of Men in All Walks of
Life Among Organizers and
Invited to Join-Spirit Of
Democracy to Control 1t

Fultons Mrs. woodrow viii son club
is a fact.
1t is organized, and the names of the
matrons of Atlanta and the surrounding
county who organized it are given be-
low.
Every other woman in the county
who is sincerely in sympathy with the
movement among Georgia's woman to
help make Mrs. Woodrow Wilson the
first lady of the land and to make the
nations White House the home of a
Georgia family for the first time in his
tory, lis invited to join.
All of the mare extended cordial in
vitation.
A WOMAN'S CAMPAIGN.
This is a woman's movement 1t has
been taken up in all parts of the state.
1t started with the organization of the
first Mrs. Woodrow Wilson club among
the home-loving women of Decatur, and
IL has spread through Georgia until now
there are more than a score of similar
clubs and others ar a-forming every
where else.
The Decatur club has held a second
meeting within the past few days and
is actively in the lists for Mrs. Wilson,
doing all that women can do. modestly
and with full regard for the proprieties,
to influence the "men-folks whose
votes will decide it on May Ito give
their preference to Mr.. Wilson, Geor-
gia's adopted son, and husband of one
of Georgias daughters, the two of them
the parents of two fair and charming
misses who also claim Georgia as their
native state.
81 move that we women of Georgia
help send Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, a
daughter of Georgia, to the nations
White House."
That was the motion by Mrs. Julia
O'Keefe Nelson which started this ire
mendous response among the states
womanhood. Mrs. Nelson later suited
the action to the word and organized
the first club at Decatur.
SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Now here is Fulton countys, the big
gest so far, and conceding no point to
any Of the clubs that are it's seniors.
on the list are the wives of profess
sional men, business men, working men.
To it will be added as they enroll the
names Of other women, matrons and
misses, in all walks of Fulton county's
life.
Fulton county's Mrs Woodrow Will
son club" is to know no spirit save that
of Democracy 1t is to be the COM
munity Of interest among the county's
womenfolk in behalf of the first Geor-
gia woman that Georgia has ever had
the chance Of greeting in the White
House.
Quite properly enough, since their
husbands were in the thick OF the cam
paign for Governor Wilson, the wives of
the three Wilson campaign managers
for Georgia-Mrs. Ed T. Brown, Mrs. w.
]. Harris and Mrs. Walter p. Andrews
are the ladies who gave that impetus
TO the Mrs. Woodrow Wilson club"
movement in Fulton which was neces-
starry to start it on it's way.
1t is with either of them that new en-
rollments may be fled
They may be addressed by mail at
their homes.
Enrollments may also be sent direct
to Wilson state headquarters in the
Kimball, addressed Mrs. Woodrow Will
son club" care Wilson headquarters,
Kimbsn house, Atlanta"
They may also be sent in writing to
1.-The Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Editress,
Atlanta Journal, city"
The expression Of concurrence inn
piled by enrolment is all that the or
ganizers of the Fulton Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson club" invite, but the enrolment
carries with II tacit consent on each
members part to indorse the sentiment
whenever accession makes it permissi-
ble-of "a Georgia woman for first lady
Of the land"
Here are the names of the organizers
of the MRS Woodrow Wilson club" of
Fulton county:
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