Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-06
WOMAN'S CLUB
OUTLINES ITS
YEARS WORK
New officers Will Be Installed at
First Fall Meeting, 0Cto-
Der 10.

The Atlanta Woman's Club will
hold its first fall meeting after sew
eral months vacation, at the WO-
mans Club house Thursday after
noon, October 70
The meeting viii carry much in
terest, is there will be an instaila-
ton Of officers
Mrs. A. p Coles, the president, will
preside and address the club.
The officers to be installed are;
Mrs. A p Coles, president: Miss
Alice Baxter, FIRST vice president:
Mrs Linton G. Hopkins, second vice
president; Mrs. Lott Warren, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Albert Akers, as
sistant recording secretary, Mrs. NJ
M Davies. treasurer.
Mrs. V. p. Kriegshaber, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs Arthur
G. Powell, auditor
Successful Year Promised.
The year promises to be one OF
success for the Atlanta Womans
Club with Mrs. Coles at the head. A
carefully arranged program has been
announced, and many interesting
people will appear before the club
during the year.
An executive board meeting will be
held Friday.
The following program for the year
has been announced.
October 2S-"Prisons and Jails,"
Mrs. Harry DeWar, chairman; No
vember 10, celebration Of the clubs
twenty third birthday; November "a
Conservation" with Mrs. Lee Wor-
sham, chairman; December S, Art"
Miss Virginia Woolley, chairman; De-
cember %, Mrs Calkins will talk on
Light, Air and Sunshine"
The new year will begin with a
program under the craftsmanship Of
Mrs. Edward T. Brown, onJanuary 5,
the occasion being children's day
Mrs. Spencer Atkinson will have
charge of the program on January II,
the program being made up Of educa-
tiOnal features. Mrs. Emma Garrett
Boyd will preside over the college
day program, which will be January
26 Home economics, under the di-
rection of Mrs. ]. f. Spratling, will
come on February 9. Mrs Peel will
have charge of music day. February
20
Mrs. A. r. Colcord will preside at
ciyics day, which has been set for the
9Th OF March. Mrs. w. S. Spiker
president of the Atlanta Drama
AA'ttH W. W III bAAtAL Tic OdS > piOk
devoted TO literature, and the years
work will end with the program given
under the direction Of Mrs. Frank
Nicely. who has charge of the indus
trial committee.
Chairmen Are Announced.
Chairmen Of the standing commit
tees for the year are Mrs. Howard
Mccall. finance; Mrs. William Percy,
hospitality; Mrs. d. l. Carson,
house, Mrs Linton Hopkins, year
book, Mrs. James Jackson, resolu-
tions: Mrs. A. o. Woodward, calen-
dar
Special committees and department
chairmen are: Mrs j. D. Mathewson
Mrs d. 9. Lyle, Mrs. Spencer Atkin-
son, Mrs Edward r. Brown. Mrs
Frank Nicely, Mrs. Irvine Thomas,
Mrs Charles j. Haden, Mrs. William
G. Spiker, Miss Virginia WoOlley, Mrs
w. L. Peel, Mrs. A. r. CoICord, Mrs
Hamilton Douglass, Mrs. Emma Con-
Molly Miss Willette Allen. Mrs. Lee
Worsham, Mrs. j. r. Watts Mrs.
Hayner McFadden, Mrs Julian T.
Bailey, Mrs. Lyman Amsden, Mrs. w
b. Price Smith, Mrs. j. K. Ottley,
Mrs Harry DeWar, Mrs. N II Kirk
patrick and Mrs. d. 1. MacIntyre
There are nearly four hundred
members to the Atlanta Womans
Club and it is one Of the strongest
organizations in the State.