Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08


week where the members study the life
and habits Of living creatures, plants
and trees.
with Mrs. II. r. King, at her homo in
Grant street, Friday afternoon. The
program concerned the improvement OF
the Third Ward, and was interspersed
with short talks by the members.
The Third Ward Civic Club is one Of
the most active and progressive OF the
ward clubs. and has done much for the
good of Atlanta.
Mrs. H. l. Fitzpatrick has been in
the city during the past week for the
purpose Of selecting a site for the In
dustrial Home for Girls, the Legislature
having appropriated $4,000 at the last
meeting Of the General Assembly for
this work
This appropriation was brought to
final accomplishment largely by the ac-
tivities Of the Georgia Branch Of Col
lege Women, with Miss Rhoda Kauff-
man as president
Miss Rosa Pringle Smith, OF Athens,
one Of the founders OF the circulating
library promoted at that town by a few
Of the young women interested in IL
brary work. has returned from New
York and Atlantic City. where she has
been spending several months studying
music.
Mrs. Warren Boyd is in Athens, where
she went to read John Galsworth's
The Pigeon" before the students of the
Georgia Normal and Industrial College.
Mrs Boyd returns home this afternoon.
MANY club women in Atlanta are
planning to go down to the big
D A. r. meeting to be held in
Macon February 16, for it is expected to
h.. ffiiI .I,t n
Daughters ever held In the State. The
sessions viii continue through four
days, each day carrying with it a multi
tude of social affairs, both large and
small.
Mrs. 7. c. Parker. regent of the Ma
thaniel Macon Chapter, will give an en-
tertainment, as will Mrs. Walter La
mar, president of the Daughters of the
Confederacy
Among the well-known people OF At
lanta who viii take part in the conven
ton program are Mrs. Sheppard w
Foster. Mrs William lawson Peel. Mrs
John A. Perdue, regent of the Joseph
Babersham Chapter. Lucien Lamar
Knight and Professor Joseph t. Derry,
the latter two being speakers on the
program; Other distinguished partici-
pants at the convention will be Miss
Mildred Rutherford, Of Athens, historian
for Georgia to the =. d c., and others.
The convention will make plans for
the DlS annual convention 10 De hel1 at
Washington in March, and delegates will
be appointed for that occasion. New
officers will be nominated, after which
the meeting will end.
Mrs. George Thomas, Of Athens. a
member Of the d. A. r. and U. D. c.,
of that city, is in Atlanta this week
visiting relatives and friends Mrs
Thomas is remembered in Atlanta as
having visited here many times.
Il EORGIA DAY win be celebrated by
\ the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the Womans Club BY Co
incidence the regular meeting and Geor
gia Day fall together, making 1t ap-
propriate TO give the patriotic program
on Thursday.
A feature OF the program will be the
address of Major w w Dick, of the
Georgia Military Academy. who will give
Interesting data concerning Georgia.
Mrs Arthur Creviston will sing, and
Mrs Julian Webster will preside at the
piano
Mrs. Williams Mccarthy, president of
the Y. D. c.. has invited the students
body. Mrs. Mccarthy will preside at
the meeting The executive board will
meet at o'clock, when important bust
ness VIII be transacted.
HE next meeting OF the Atlanta
Chapter of the American Institute
of Child Life VIII lbe held February
IS at the Institute. The subject to be
discussed Is Obedience and Its Twin,
Self-Control."
This chapter has but recently been
organized, and has already a large
membership, including some of the most
thoughtful and aggressive women in the
city. Among the members enrolled are
Mrs. George Yundt, Mrs Lee Ashcraft,
Mrs. Joseph Regenstein, Mrs Sam OF
burn, Mrs. G. r. Selden, Mrs. Edwin
G. Griffin, Mrs. Philip Cook. Mrs George
Christian. Mrs. r. C. Taylor, Mrz
Charles Boynton, Mrs. ]. P. Kennedy,
Mrs. A. w Little. Mrs G. o. Dough-
erty Mrs. j. II Watson, Mrs Minnie
Robinson. Mrs. A. Smith. Jr., Mrs G.
p. Dozler, Mrs. Thomas Galloway, Mrs.
]. S. Drake, Miss MCGEE. Mrs Baxter
Moore. Mrs. Joe Bermen, Miss De-
Loach, of Experiment, and Miss Will
lette Allen.