Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

ceptlon VIII be rendered the vice presi-
dents, who represent the work of the
association in the different churches.
The officers of the auxiliary are Mrs
William f. Clark. president; Mrs. M. W.
Nichols. vice president; Mrs. A. L. Nor
ris, recording secretary; Mrs C. p.
Taylor, treasurer; Mrs. ]. p. Jackson,
corresponding secretary
The following have been elected vice
presidents:
From the First Methodist Mrs. j. r.
Womble'; Trinity. Mrs. e. f. Gaffney;
y. Mark, Mrs J, b. Bivins; st. Johns
Mrs. II. Kelley; Grace, Mrs. N. C.
Mcpherson; Wesley Memorial, Mrs. e.
Il Thomas; Walker. Mrs. W. A; Free
West Side, Mrs. W. e. Gulley; Battle
Hill, Mrs. ]. s. Heath; st. Pau's Mrs.
]. 3. Dobbins; Park Street, Mrs. L, f.
FLOYD Imam Park. Mrs, r. /. Adams;
PFesbyterian-First, Mrs. Tom Lath-
am; Central Mrs. S L. Morris. West
minister, Mrs. w. M Everett; Notrh
Avenue, Mrs, Chester King; Harris
rial. Mrs A. Straub; West End, Mrs.
=, R Lowry; Pryor Street, Mrs. ]. +.
shelton.
Baptlss--First, II NJ Nicholas; Sec
Mrs, $, =. Hansen; Woodward Avenue.
Mrs, j. L. Hooten; Capitol Avenue, Mrs,
O. n, Due; Grant Park, Mrs. T. r.
Stephenson: West End, Mrs. Il, Wor-
Battle Hlll, Mrs G. G. Jones; Central,
Mrs. ]. w. Autry; Capitol View, Mrs.
Will Shannon; Highland Avenue. Mrs.
J. II. Whisenant; Buckhead. Mrs.
George Mathieson; Inman Park, Mrs. J
T. Mcdaniel; East Atlanta, Mrs. ]. s.
Rodgers.
Acknowledgement, Mrs. D. I.
Carson; Emmanuel, Mrs. e. p. Arm
christian--F Mrs O. A. Clayton;
West End, Mrs r. j. Spratling.
Episcopal-St. Lukes, Mrs. Il. w. La
zarus; All Saints Mrs. +. f. Montague;
Philips, Miss Lulu Shook.
The memorial services 10 be held at
this biennial, June "A, will be one OF the
most impressive features Of the gather.
ing of clubwomen at Chicago I'm the
m SPECIAL tributes win vb be pa h5
Athens, president of the State Fedora
tion OF Georgia: Mrs. Sarah Plat Deck
er, Mrs, II. l., Buchwalter and Mrs,
Owen Wister, these. prominent women
having died since the biennial held at
San Francisco two years ago.
The first Wednesday afternoon in
April has been set aside as Memorial
Day for the Pioneer Women. At that
IN memory OF the members who have
passed away during the year.
At these annual memorial services the
families of the dead members are asked
TO attend and the services are led by
some well-known minister.
The Piedmont Continental Chapter. D.
a. r., Of which Mrs. Alfriend Is regent
Wooley's Art School to Miss Ruth Bart
lette, great granddaughter % Nancy
Hart, of Revolutionary fame.
IN PROGRAM of unusual interest was
IA given Monday afternoon by the
committee on civlcs at the Wom-
ans Club. Mrs. A. r Colcord was in
charge of the entertainment and was
assisted by several speakers. Mrs. Louis
MoeclSle sang a number of songs.
The regular meeting was presided
over by Mrs. A. r. Coles, who announced
the series OF lectures on Municipal
Government" by Mrs: Hamilton Dous-
Mrs William Clarke Spiker.
Mrs. Charles j. Haden gave a talk on
s'What Women Are Doing In Other Cit
ies." Mrs Haden's talk was calculated
greater activities. Miss Alice Wingo.
secretary of the Young Womans Chris
tion Association, also gave an address
on womans work in the city.
The series OF lectures to he given by
Mrs. William Clair spiker on Personal
Expression" before the Atlanta Wom-
ans Club are looked for with interest.
since many are taking up the study of
the drama and the history OF play
wrights and plays.
THE Uncle Remus Memorial Assoc
citation met Tuesday morning with
Connolly. the new hostess for the wren's
Nest. WAS officially installed and will
In future preside over the afternoon
teas given frequently at the home, and
will be there on receiving days to re-
ceiye callers and tourists, DESTROYS Of
seeing the residence OF the late Joel
The election Of Mrs. Connally has
given general satisfaction, as she has
been one Of the most Interested and
active members OF the Uncle Remus
Memorial Association since its organiza-
tion.
Mrs Dan Kline is ore Of the many
Atlanta clubwomen in favor OF appoint
Ing women on the Municipal Board
There has also been a growing desire
among the women OF all large cities in
the State TO have women al the head
of the school boards.
Mrs. Kline recently expressed herself
as follows:
Il am for many reasons in favor OF
having women on the municipal boards,
and for two in particular. We know
the mother is generally the guiding
spirit of every home Ii is she who n
mostly concerned about the child's edu-
cation and welfare. Also the number
OF lady teachers are becoming more
numerous each year In fact. the de-
-.,Fa.cSt Of the childs mental and
moral nature lies almost entirely in the
hands Of women. / think we should
recognize the ability Of women and at
least, nave one woman representative
on the school boards. TWO would be
better.
1T is generally due 20 the executive
ability OF the mistress OF the home II
the machinery of the household runs
smoothly and tremendously and as a
CITY Is an aggregate OF homes, I believe
We could ma a woman capable Of clean
ing part Of the city What is more de-
nghttu than TO visit a house and feel
the influence of healthy and sanitary
conditions II is positively refreshing
80 81 Is with a ciN
ouf streets are In "a Wretchedlv dirty
cohdluon, and besides our laws regard
ing eNpectoration are entirely ignored
HnW can they be enforced when the
oulcers of the law are guilty. of mo
same nnenseF ' 'N
For The sake u the health OF our
iepple - la worth while electfu,, "a WON
~ on the sanitary depart eut and nos
tef5 She may have influence in enf9r,-
As IL takes woman to make the