Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-19
MUCH TALENT IN
REHEARSAL FOR
\ k|RMESS
Directors of the EIkS Produc-
ton for Christmas Fund Pre-
dict Unusual Success.

Prospective performers in the Eks
Kirmess November Z, and are en-
thusiastic after their first rehearsals at
the Elks club Under the direction of
Professor F. NJ. Agostini they are being
conducted with fine spirit and one of
the most, successful entertainments ever
staged in the South is predicted.
Scores of little girls, who will par
ticipate in the Midsummer Nights
Dream" dance, We're rehearsed yester-
day afternoon at the club
For an hour Professor Agostini drill
ed the little girls by piano music. and
he expressed himself as being entirely
satisfied withsthe progress made by. the
children since they have had instruc-
ton only since Thursday.
A feature Of the afternoon was the
dancing of little Miss Laura Lewis
Lawhorn, eight-year- old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lawhorn, Of At
lanta, who was seen in the Knoxville
Kirmess this spring.
The night rehearsal was attended
largely and those present predicted
great success for the girls who are tax
ing part.
Many Committees Named,
The following committees have been
appointed by the lodge to supervise the
different details Of the Kirmess. They
will go to work at once:
Executive Committee-Walter P. An
drews, Henry L. Deceive. Edwin NJ.
Nix, Thomas H. Jeffries, w. A. Roam.
Henry Beerman, Harry Cohen, /. 3.
Moss. A. l.. Dunn, John A. Alley, John
D. Simmons, Macon c. Sharp.
General Chairmen-H. e. williamson
Jr., j. p. Billups, D. Knight w II.
Smaw, Mrs, John NJ. Slaton. Mrs. Wal
ter P. Andrews, Mrs. William Speer,
Mrs. John Hill
Finance-R. F. Maddox, F. ]. Paxon.
DR.. Joseph Jacobs. S. B. thurman. A
H Edison.
Press-John NJ. Slaton Carlos Mason,
DR.. Ed Brown, Lucien York, DIR. Jo-
seph Jacobs, CORTLAND s VIM.
Invitation-W p. Andrews, A. l..
Dunn, B. Wildauer. J. Lee Barnes, r.
b. Blackburn and John S. Cohen.
Publicity-Walter Taylor Jules
Schloss George SLIDER Raymund Dan
iel, Robert Moran.
Sehool-W. F. Slaton. J. P. B. Allen.
NJ. l.. Britain, Thomas l. Lynch, Clark
Howell
Electric Light and Scenery-F. H.
Lansdell D. w. Bowie.
Fancy F'loats-Lucien York, Chris H
Essig NJ. r. Hirsch
Decoration-George SLIDER, r. S
Bosche Charles Fine, Jacob Adler, w.
B. Cummings, VIII Modena.
Others To Be Named Later.
Printing-W G. Sands.
Window Card-John F. Sewell. w. r.
Heston, w. Floyd Johnson.
Ticket-H. z. Williamson. Jr., r. G.
Clay, Mrs. Sarah V. Kelley. Mrs. George
SLIDER.
Box-H. H. Miner, Mrs. William A.
Speer.
Elk Observation-Disclosures P Brady,
Paul McMichael. L. c. Adler, Ed Stein
hemer, Newman Laser.
Ticket Sales-Ed Meyer. DIR. Mcleod
Military-Hal 7. Morrison, Jr.. A.
Morgan.
Music-S A. Albright
Lumber and Stage-Macon C. Sharp
Joseph G. Stewart, Henry Martin.
Lodge-Thomas II. Jeffries. Walter p
Andrews, Newman Laser.
Program Advertisements - Edwin
Johnson. St. Elmo Massengale, W F..
Parkhurst, Jr.. Frank Hammond.
Automobile. Lee Barnes. John A.
Aldredge, J. W. Hinchcliff, r. B. Brit
ton Ed Camp. Give women wifi be
appointed later on this committee>.
Committees will also be appointed
later as follows: Ball. voting contests
costumes, Kirmess cafe. country store
candy booth, Indian village, makeup
program sales, Bohemian or GYPSY
camp, CONTEMPORARIES. flower booth and
doll bazaar