Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Woman's Pioneer society will
meet in the parlors of the Aragon hotel
at 80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The Needlework guild collection will
be on view for all interested on Novem-
Der q in the basement of the Carnegie
library. Members who have not made
their donations are requested to do so
by November 10, in order that the d.
rectors may send their packages to the
section presidents by November Is,
which is necessary in order that the
section presidents can have these pack
ages ready to send to the Carnegie IL
brary on November &c. These dates are
to be observed. and those interested
are urged to take notice of them.
The ladies of the First Methodist
church opened cooking school today
in the basement Of the church under
the auspices of Mrs. Preston S. Ark
wright, Mrs. Robert L. Maddox Mrs.
| Henry S. Jackson, Mrs. William Nixon,
Mrs. Robert K. Rambo and Mrs. Seize.
1t will be continued for ten days. The
| lessons begin at 10 o'clock each morn
| ing. Mrs. S. r. Dull is demonstration.
There was much enthusiasm at the
opening today.
! Mrs. Robert X. Rambo will receive
any requests for the demonstration of
special dishes. For tomorrow bread,
rolls, nut bread and Sally Lunn will
be demonstrated. The program for
Wednesday includes meats, roast,
smothered steak, veal birds and en-
trees; for Thursday, paper bag cook
cry, and for Friday, charlotte russo,
cream puffs, caramel custard, apple
dumplings mock apple pie.
The Altrurian society announces a
lecture by DR.. L. A. Fealy, of Birming
ham, Ala, tomorrow night at O'Clock
in the lecture room of Carnegie library
There will be class lectures at the Pied
mont hotel tomorrow afternoon at 8: sc
O'Clock and Wednesday morning at II
O'clock.
4 Mrs. George Westmoreland and Mrs
w. z. Anderson, press committee Of the
organization, announce that all ladies
expecting to attend the Womans Bap.
list Missionary union, auxiliary to thu
Georgia Baptist convention, which
meets in Augusta on November u. /;
and IA, can get a certificate from tn,
purchasing agents of the railroads a
reduced rates, which have been secured
; only by the certificate plan No reduc
ton will be given except on certificates
All Saints guild will sponsor a caf,
for charity which begins tomorrow AM
continues for two weeks at 1888 Peach
tree. A delicious menu will be served
day by day, and ladies of the guild vii
be in charge, assisted by the younge
girls Of the church.
Mrs. Harry Stearns and Mrs. Georg
y Bonney will be in charge tomorrow, as
Z sisted by Mrs. Robert Aston, Mrs. viii
y lis Jones, Mrs Robert Crumley. Mr.,
5 Charles Sciple. Mrs. ]. Frank Meadol
= Mrs. Edwin Johnson, Mrs. Mitche
King, Mrs. Carleton Smith, Mrs. 1. "
Lewman. Mrs. Edward Dougherty, Mr.
c. V. Rainwater, Mrs. Lewis Sharp,
Mrs. Charles Remsen, Mrs. Harol
Swope and Misses Constance Knowle
Edna McCandless, Anna Watson
| Gladys Levin, May Atkinson, France
Nunnally, Helen Dargan, Josephin
Stoney, Katherine Wylie. Katherin
Richardson. Rosa Woodbury., Ann
Orme, Katherine Walker, Margare
Stillwell. Hattie Broyles, Rebecca De
1 vine, Pearl Parks. Princess Watts
Edith Watts, Marguerite Beck, Ad
Donaldson and Clara Hudson.
The members of the Finch club, a
organization composed of some of tn
prominent young women of Atlant
who are former students of til
Finch school in New York wi
open the Georgian Terrace te
room next Saturday with an after
noon tea The members Of the club,
which Miss Hildreth Burton Smith
president, will act as hostesses, and
delightful social side will mark the a
fair. The opening was to have take