Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-16
To ND
FUND To SAVE
HOME Of BLIND
Leading Men and Women Are
Planning for Two Entertain
- ments for Raising Money,

That the Industrial Home for the
| Blind will be saved to continue its
mission of mercy among the sight
less persons Of the State became a
certainty Saturday, with the an
nouncement that more movements are
being inaugurated to provide funds
for the institution.
The latest plan was launched Sat
urdav by President Bauknight, Nof
the Georgia Association for the Blind,
who has been pledged the aid of Mrs.
William Lawson Peel Mrs. Thomas
b. Fielder and many other women So
cially prominent in Atlanta The ar
rangements will provide for an en-
tertainment in three parts. to take
place probably on December 5 in the
auditorium.
When it became known that this
entertainment was to be held, in ad
lition to the vaudeville program by
the S. V. d. Fraternity, in the At
lanta Theater December II, those in
terested in the welfare of the Home
for the Blind were assured that it's
future was safe.
Leading citizens OF Atlanta are act
ing as sponsors and are active on
committees for both entertainments
Here is the committee for the Audi
torium entertainment from whose
number will be selected THE Boy on
the Burning Deck" contestants:
Robert +, Maddox, Andy p. Stewart,
Prof w NJ Slaton, w. c. Peel, John
w. Grant. James Il. Warren, \. w.
Smith, Preston $. Arkwright, Wilmer L.
Moore, Walter G. Cooper, John *. Ott-
ley, Robert l.. Foreman, Joseph c. Me-
Cord Walter H. Rich, Judge Spencer r.
Atkinson, Burton Smith, Judge E D.
Thomas, Howell c, Erwin, Lowry Ar
mold, Aldine Chambers CORTLAND S.
VIM, F. J. Paxon, Thomas 3. Fielder,
Nash r. Broyles Steve r. Johnston,
Robert p Blackburn, Shepard Bryan,
y. V. Carter, Z. F. Chi dress, II. L.
Gulberson, Lamar Hill, Madison Bell,
Hamilton Douglas, Cam D. Dorsey, Hen
1erson Mailman, L. Y. Rosser, Harvey
I'M, Carl Hutcheson, John A. Hynds,
Albert Howell, Jr., A. J. Orme, Holins
Randolph, e. r. Black Hugh NJ, Dor
sey, f. a. Quillian, z. W. Martin, James
L. Mayson, John w. Moore. George NJ.
Napier, Morris Brandon. Reuben r. Ar
mold, John Y. Smith, A. w. Stephens,
w; H.. Terrell, Hugh M. Dorsey, W. y.
James r. Nutting. Arnold Broyles,
Shelby Smith, A. II. Ulm, Walter Tay-
Tor, Prof. NJ. l.. Britton, Joseph Jacobs
and Forrest Adair
Among the young society women who
have been asked to take part in the S.
v d. vaudeville December II are the
Misses Theadorsi Andrews, Frances Ash
worth, Eve Baker, Mary Becknell, Ade-
laide Chapman, Ida Donaldson, Fay
Belle Chapman, Ida Donaldson. Fay
Dobbs, Olga Freeman. Clifford George,
Lillian Hepinstall. Stella Hudson. Hazel
Johnson. Thelma Kirk, Helen Liddell,
Mamie Morris. Aleen Morris. Eva
owens. Carry Parish, Allie Ramsover,
Natalia Ragsdale. Mile Raven, Frances
Springer, Sallie Orr Stephens, Virginia
Stoddard, Jessie Thompson, Irene Toy,
Windburn. Leslie Weathers, jamie Ar
mold Mary F. Bowden. Lucille Blount.
Alice Baker, Mamie Clyburn, Lucille
Chancellor. Kathleen Darby Anna Laura
Davis. Mary Evans. Ann Featherstone
Iucile Goodrich, Lucy Human, Justine
Henderson. Ethel Kimbro, Elizabeth
Kirk, Sarah Liddell. Marion Morgan,
Frances Marion, Katherine Perry, Kath-
erline Pearce, Elizabeth Reeves, NJ
Richardson. Virginia Rogers. Sarah Mes
bit Lille Mae Sutton. Mildred Sault,
Velma Turner, Nell Toy Willie Kate
Travis, Margaret Wingtield. Elizabeth
Willis, Lillian Youngblood. Mary Agri-
cola, Margaret Bramlett Lois Carroll,
Pauline Golfer, Louise Cooper, Louise
Donaldson. Marie Evans, Margaret
Greene Edwina Harper, Esther Hatchett,
May Hall, A. Hanson Ethel Hudson,
Charlse Mccain. Mary Murphy, Nell
Pace. Ethel Reams Hazel Rainey, VIII
Shuford, S. Threasher Eddie Lee Ter
rell, Dorothy Vignaux. Winnie Wilson
and Clarice Young.
The committee of the occasions
consists of Mrs. S. Swilling, L. R
| Peirson and c, w. F'eagin who have
their headquarters at the Hotel Ans
| ley.