Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-02

develop a more d.stine, art life IN
70" south through drama music ana
applied arts.
MIR. Nellie Peters Black and Mrs.
Eugene Heard. both Of whom have
been deeply Interested I'm bringing
the women ~ the rural districts and
those Of the cities together, sug-
sest"d that u country life depart
ment he formed. This was done, with
Mrs. Heard a. chairman. Mrs. Black
gave au interesting address on kinder
garteu work I'm Georgia,
The social side of the convention
was one Of the charming incidents.
Tho opening reception Tuesday night
was a brilliant affair. ON conclusion
/ Of th" program the delegates ad TO-
! journed to the second floor OF the
I Andrew College annex. A feature Of
/ the decorations was the oil paint
| .u1s by Mrs. kieruin, art teacher,
/ and her class.
The officers Of the local club re-
/ neived the guests at the head of the
steps. Punch was served In the art
/ room. and the main receiving line
/ was in Kappa Gamma Hall In the
/ receiving line were the State officers.
! Refreshments were served and music
/ was provided by q special orchestra
! Five hundred were present.
| The luncheon given the Fedora ion
/ by The Cuthnert Junior improvement
! Club in the Andrew College dining
| room Wednesday was delightful at
/ fair. Two hundred and forty-eight
/ guests We're seated. Miss Leila Har-
/ ris was toastmlstress, and toasts We're
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y ,He reg 'aT il"h'hly meeting OF
/ II Inc Daughters OF Zion Society
in the club rooms Of the Aha
vath Zion SUNDAY scbooI the follow
ing officers ware al.ptad.
Miss Rae Jaffe. honorary uresfdept.
Miss Lena Zion. president. Niss Rosa
BresofY vice president. Miss Rebecra.
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Fannie Cohen. financial secratary.
Miss Pearl Russ. treasurer: Miss Lib
bic Zion librarian.
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viii H"'u us next meeting III
Tue new Nlnecoft Hotel Mr.
HaITcl. with whom the society has
been meeting for the past year in
the AIaEon, has rendered the use OF
the assembly room 20 tue members,
and the tlrst meeting in that place
viii he attended by several interest
ing features, among which will be
reminiscent papers from Mrs. q. a,
Howell, Mrs. Joseph Wustholf and
Mrs. Fannie Keith Fort. musical
program also viii be rendered.
Al the last meeting Mrs. Callte
| Goode Torbett gave some interesting
"reminiscences OF the battle OF Allan
Ia,
Il remember my father, Major
Goode, having our cellar made bomb
proof, at least he had his negroes get
some crossties from the w. and A.
Railroad just back OF our house.
These he had placed up against the
north side Of the house and had some
dirt thrown w on them to make the
NeltH utIt more secure our mousse
was right In the line of the Smelling.
and some eighteen or twenty shells
entered il.
THE Smelling commenced about 6
in the evening, They were trying TO
reach the W. and A freight depot.
We lived in the cellar room for six
weeks or more. My parents asked
all those around us that did not have
any place OF protection to come and
stay in this cellar with them. Ny
mother has told me there were as
many as IS cared for during the day.
II remember getting tired OF being
housed, and going out on one of the
| back porches with my doll While
there a shell exploded in Spring street
and n piece fell between my knees,
cutting my dress badly. II 1t had
been an inch either way II would