Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09

Daughters OF the COnfederaCy hSiu
an enthusiastic called meeting. az
which time Mrs Helen Plane president
announced that Helen Keller, greatest
living exponent Of educational training
in the world, would accept the propo-
sition Of the Atlanta Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, and APP
pear In the Auditorium the evening OF
December 20, with Mrs Macy, her in
structor, and Miss Ella Powell, a for
mer society woman, Of Atlanta, who is
lecturing on the psychology of music
IN New York. as additional features on
the program.
The money raised on the Keller even
ing will be applied to the new chapter
house OF the organization, which is
being planned.
Delegates were given instructions for
the big convention TO be held Novem-
Der II in New Orleans. and several new
members were admitted to the society.
The delegates appointed to attend the
convention from the Atlanta chapter are
Mrs, Helen Plane, honorary president;
Mrs, Williams Mccarthy, president; Mrs
w y Coleman, recording secretary
Mrs Dalton Mitchell. registrar, Mrs. J.
r. Mobey, first vice president; Mrs Lol-
lie Belle Wylie, historian; Mrs. w. +.
Pattilo, Mrs. w b. Price Smith, Mrs.
Boiling Jones, Mrs. Evans Miller. Mrs.
r, n Stevens. Mrs h. l.. Connally Mrs.
A. Med Wilson, Mrs w, u. Ellis, Mrs.
II. c. Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth Han
ma, director OF the Julia Jackson Chap
ter Children of the Confederacy, mem
bers OF the executive board.
Reports were read from the chairmen
Of the committee for the bazaar to be
held in December by the Daughters of
the Confederacy and other matters OF
business were disposed Of.
Mrs ]. r. Mobley presided in the alb
sente Of Mrs Williams Mccarthy, pres
FhA ia Cd lV,ag Ia Iuha ANA
The movement inaugurated by Mrs.
W Is. Price-Smith to abolish unneces-
sary telephone calls after o'clock In
the evening is meeting with general
favor among the club women. The Col
lege Park Woman's Club, the Decatur
Woman's Club, and other clubs have
Endorsed the movement, and many other
woinan's clubs have siKnified their in
tenton OF supporting the measure when
4 Is presented before the City Fedora
tion.
Mrs Smith viii bring the measure
before all the clubs in the city, the
measure to establish rule for tele-
phoning after 6 o'clock. Mrs Smith be-
lieves that telephoning can be SO ar
ranged as to give every club woman
her evenings free OF business or inter
ruptions, so that the home life can be
more quiet and productive OF literary re
suits.
met in the Carnegie Library yea
terdGy. rendered the following pro
gram: "Blackie and the Frog" Miss
Eva Richardson; "Epaminondas." Miss
Eleanor Wellborn: THE Odyssey" Or
T. o, Bricker; 1.-THE Elephants Child"
Miss Meta Barker.
Mars J. w BEDELL, corresponding
secretary Of the L. u. c., after a
AL, F,.f
other Western towns, has returned
home, and began her official duties with
the Daughters of the ConfederRcy at
the meeting Thursday afternoon.
THE Atlanta Woman's Club win hold
it's birthday celebration at the
clubhouse tomorrow afternoon. at
which time Mr.. Perry will deliver an
address on THE Thought Of the TWEEN
tieth Century" The executive board
will meet before the regular meeting,
which will be held at o'clock. Mrs.
A. Coles, president Of the club, will
preside.
TIT the annual convention OF the
In United Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy IN Moultrie last week. the
invitation OF the Fannie Gordon Chap
ter. of Eastman, to hold the next State
convention in that city was accepted.
Mrs. W, p. Cobb and Mrs. Scott A. Ed
wards represented the Eastman Chap
ter at Moultrie and presented the invi-
tation.
THE Kings Daughters Of Atlanta, at
a meeting al the home OF Mrs.
l.. II. Russell In Carnegie way
Monday afternoon, discussed the preser
walton OF the Home for the Blind. II
was decided TO aid in the work OF saw
ing the home and a committee to at
tend to the matter was named. II is
the desire OF the Kings Daughters TO
establish a department where women
can be instructed In basketry. Here
tofore only men were employed in the
manufacture OF brooms. Many OF the
clubs in Atlanta have co-operated TO
save the home.
TT MONG the well-known women from
II Georgia TO attend the u. D. c,
convention at New Orleans next
week viii be Mrs. Walter Lamar, re-
Gently reelected TO the office OF presi-
dent general Of the Georgia Division,
Il. u. c. Miss Mildred rutherford, OF
Athens historian general OF the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy, and Mrs
Williams Mccarthy, president Of the
Atlanta Chapter
A1ISS LOUISE WILLIAMS. who re-
Gently entertained for the Uncle
Remus Memorial Association at
the Ansley with old darkey stories, IL
visiting relatives in Augusta.
Miss Williams whose home was for
merry in South Georgia, near Augusta,
is with her mother and sitter. now max
ing Atlanta her home, residing at yl2
East North avenue In Druid Huls.
Miss Williams and her mother have
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