Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-07
Club Visitors To
Be Assigned
Homes

Mrs. Samuel E. Bowman. centra
chairman of the committee on homes
for the State Federation of Women's
Clubs, has called meeting of the COM
mittee for tomorrow morning at 10: 81
o'clock at the Carnegie library. AL
members of this committee. which is
made up of a number of prominent clut
women previously announced, are asked
to be present. Mrs Bowman announces
that the names of 81 delegates from
various clubs of the state have been
sent in. Following are the names OF
those sent in to date:
Athens-Mrs. F. L. Taylor.
Albany-Mrs. w. c. Holt and Mrs
E. M. Meaks
Acworth-Mrs. Jesse A Reed and
Mrs. E. NJ. Bailey.
Augusta-Mrs A. H. Bremen and
Mrs. George Wells.
Buckhead--Mrs. A c. Zachary and
Mrs. James H. Moncrief.
Bainbridge-Mrs. J. f. Donaldson
Mrs. c. c. Harrell. Mrs. J. |. Subers
Mrs. Nussbaum and Miss Nussbaum.
Benevolence-Mrs J. w. Perkins and
Mrs. o. E. Knighton.
Blakely-Mrs. F. R. Mcdonald and
Miss r. Standifer.
Columbus-Mrs William Worley
Mrs. Paul Dismukes, Mrs. Thomas A
Williams and Miss Edwina Wood
Cusseta-Mrs. c. c. Minter and Mrs
Charles w Howard
Cedartown-Mrs. S. S. Evans and
Mrs. William Parker.
Cordele-Mrs. E S. Lasstter, Mrs
G. F. Boatright and Mrs T. ]. Durrett
Coleman-Mrs. F. s. Rogers and Miss
Ida Oliver
Cuthbert-Mrs A. H. Mccoy, Mrs
James Bussey and Miss Hattie Tyson.
Camilla-Mrs. j. NJ. Spence and Mrs
o. E. Cox.
Clayton-Mrs Sylvester Blakely.
Elberton-Mrs. r. f. Oglesby, Mrs ]
w. hester, Mrs. c. J. Armand, Mrs
Harry Halves, Mrs. Harry Cleveland
Mrs. r. E. Hudgens and Mrs. E. B.
Tate.
Ellijay-Mrs. Frank f. Shipper and
Mrs B. L. Hodin.
Fort Valley-Mrs. J. w Braswell
Mrs. Louis L. Brown, Mrs. George T
Harris. Miss Parme1ee Cheves and Miss
Bessie Reese.
Farmington-Mrs. Jessie Middle
brooks and Mrs w F. Robertson.
Greensboro-Mrs. James B. Park and
Mrs. e. Harry Armor.
Jonesboro-Mrs. L. Il. Gilbert and
Mrs. Wilbur Calvin.
Lavonia--Mrs, w. w. Conroy anc
Mrs Swift Gllmer
LaGrange-Mrs Henry woodward
and Mrs Clifford Smith.
Madison-Mrs. A. G. Foster, Mrs. NJ
c. Few and Mrs. l. W. Shepherd
Moultrie-Mrs. Hall Mathews and
Mrs Everett Daniel.
Macon--Mrs. Church Bergman, Mrs
George Wing, Jr, Mrs. Duncan Brown
Mrs. George Powell and Mrs. S. C
Moore.
McRee--Mrs f. T. McRae and Mrs
Thomas Eason.
MonticellO-Mrs. Green johnson and
Mrs. George c. Kelly.
Norcross Mrs. J. f. McElroy and
Miss Lola Key
Perry-Mrs. E. c. Gilbert and Mrs
L. NJ. Paul.
Penfeld-Mrs. c. n. Sanders and
Mrs r. B. Drake.
Pelham-Mrs H H. Merry.
Savannah-Mrs. S. B. c. Morgan.
Miss Eugenia NJ. Johnston. Miss Clara
L. Meldrin and Miss Adams.
Toccoa-Mrs Jefferson Davis.
Tifton-Mrs. w. w. Banks and Miss
Verna f. Parker
Watkinsville-Mrs. Sidney P Reeves
and Mrs A. w. Meaders.
West Point-Mrs. w. Trox Bankston,
Mrs. Arch Avery and Mrs. Mary Oslin.
Each club is entitled to be represent
ed by its president and one delegate.
These ladies are requested to report to
the office Of the chairman of the ere
dentials committee on the morning of
october % and receive their badges
and credential cards.
Clubs belonging to the city but not
TO the state federation will be entitled
to the privileges Of the convention, but
can not vote or take part in the discus
sions.