Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25
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SUNDAY school CluhrounS. MISS rue
Jaffe presided a number of new mem
hers Joined the SOCIETY.
mhe following new officers were elect
ed. Miss Rae Jaffe. honorary president.
Miss Ida Siegel vice president. Miss Re
becca Dorfen, president. Miss Etheri
Goodman, recording secretary, Miss
Pear Russ. financial secretary, MISS
Lillian Pearl. treasurer Miss Pearlie
Bokrltzky, librarian
A concert and ice cream party viii be
given on Sunday February L. a the sun
day school clubrooms. Mr. NJ. Shein
baum, superintendent Of the Sunday
school viii furnish me program the
committee ~ arrangements is composed
OF Miss Rae Jaffe Miss Bertha Ellison
Miss Ida Russ, Miss Sarah Harris Or
SOLO II Goldstein and pr N Rubin.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
celebrated General Robert T. Lees
birthday at the Woman's Club THURSDAY
afternoon with the Rev {. {. Jones az
orator DR.. Jones gave an informal talk
on General Lee. and his brilliant rec.
ord in the war with the states, and
paid his subject high tribute
The orchestra Of Marist College added
to the program several musical selec.
lions The audience was made ~ of
Confederate veterans from the various
local camps, students from the Boys
High School Technologlcal School. O.
NJ. A. Institute and Marist College etu-
dents
The president Of the club Mrs vii
liafns Mccarthy. made a speech at the
coined the visitors. large number OF
Daughters Of the Confederacy were
present.
The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Assoeia
tion held an interesting meeting in the
Ansley Hotel Wednesday afternoon
when the following program was given:
The Children's Court, Miss Mar
garet Laing; Women and Labor" Mrs
Louis Marquard. and The Sisters on
Strike" Or Florence Truax
large audience was present The
meeting was presided over by the presi
dent, Mrs. Amelia WoodalL
Tho Eighth Ward Equal Suffrage AS
Eociation was organized last week with
500 members at the home OF Mrs Emily
McDougald in Ansey aPrk. The meet
Ing was opened with talk from Linton
Hopkins, who II the first vice president.
Mrs Anna Fletcher of England, gave
talk, and Mrs. McDougald. president of
the new organization, made few re-
marks appropriate 10 the occasion. Miss
May Blunt. DR. Hugh Walker and Hunt
Chipey were among the speakers
This organization has begun to seri-
ously work for the Acknowledgement OF
women. and will present number of
interesting speakers during the year who
viii talk on the most important happen
ings Of the suffrage movement
Among the distinguished women Wis
itors to the city during the past week
was Mrs S B c Morgan, Of SaVan
nah who was the guest Of Mrs Frank
Orme prominent member Of the Colo
nial Danes, Daughters OF the Revolu-
tion and an officer in other clubs.
Mrs. Morgan Is chairman OF the
State Association for Education OF
Mountaineers. and Is otherwise Identified
with leading clubs in the First District
Her visit 10 Atlanta was in the inter
est of educational work in the Georgia
mountains.
The Temple ststerhood will give an
entertainment al the Temple Monday
evening with Miss Carolyn Cobb as the
attraction. Miss Cobb viii give AS a
Man Thinks" and will be assisted in the
program by several musical selections
by local talent. The public viii he cor
daily received. 4 nominal admission
fee viii be charged.
N1UCH interest centers around the
meeting OF the city Federation
Of Womsn's Clubs which will be
held Tuesday at the Woman's club, it
being the first time the new president
Mrs Samuel Lumpkin will preside
Mrs. Lumpkin has shown her strength
in the very first move she has made
hangs over Atlanta This is but the
beginning of many interesting and help
full things that Mrs. Lumpkin will pro.
mote during the year
Mrs. Lumpkin is closely Identified with
sll the highest and best things In up
lift work in the city, and is strong
factor in church social and civic better
ment. She Is literary and heads several
clubs that stand for learning She has
originality. besides. and win do a great
deal 10 advance the growth and pros
pesity of, the Federation.
In appointing her committee for the
lFRf aNNa.
Lumpkin has chosen women who are ex-
perienced In club work and taetful in
manipulating political questions. Her
committee consists Of Mrs. Herbert
Mrs, otto Schwab, and Mrs. w p
Price Smith.
The Parent Teacher Association OF the
Tenth Street School win meet Tuesday
at $3.50 r. m, al the school
The subject for the afternoon will he
The Normal Development OF Children.
The speakers VA be DRY Fred II Hodg-
son and Miss Harrison
This is the first meeting OF the year.
Light refreshments VIII be served
A meeting OF the Woman's Relief
Corps OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public will he held with Mrs White In
her apartments at the Tsllulah the first
Thursday afternoon in February
me Uncle kemuS Memorial ASSoCiR-
ton viii hold its annual banquet at the
Hotel Winecotf the first Tuesday in
February instead Of the last Tuesday
in January, announced Mrs A
Med. Wilson, who has planned the han
quet. will be assisted by the officers OF
the association. The special guests will
he the advisory board, which is com
posed Of prominent business men from
The Chamber Of Commerce. with Fred
eric PaXon as chairman.
The association win hold special
meeting az II: 80 o'clock I'm the morning
which will be followed by the banquet
At ] o'clock In the afternoon there will
be an election Of officers for the ensu-
ing year
The lecture that Col George NJ Ma
pier was to have given Friday evening
Al the Charleston Methodist church on
Patriotism was postponed on account
ofNhe inclemency Of the weather This
lecture Is under the auspices Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and the public is cordially invited No
admission viii be charged
Miss Sarah Lee Evans. Of Atlanta
prominently identified with the Children
OF the Confederacy, rs a guest OF Mrs
George w LippenCutt OF Philadelphia
and is receiving many social attentions
as well as having been the honor guest
al r.cepuou given her by the Phila-
delrnia CHAPTER. daughters NJ the Con
falaFstgN during I've