Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08

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s. II men and women of Georgia are
interesting themselves, in a gen.
eral and personal way, in behalf
~ playground system that is part
IA work of the Drama League of
lea. The necessity for more fresh
Ind wholesome exercise has been
iect TO engage the thinking minds
Several years.
III recent conference held at Athens
Emerson Club, which was at
IN by a number of prominent At
ms. was a great step forward in
81 line of child development. The
zbishing Of the Uncle Remus Me-
81 AT the Wren's Nest, the home of
~ lbandler Harris, is another.
"a. A. Med. Wilson projected
Ian to preserve the Wren's Nest,
adj definitely in mind the play
IN which she hoped the associa-
would make of Snap-Bean Farm,
s grounds at the Wren's Nest and
81 Bean Farm are admirably adapted
81 children's playground. There are
81 and flowers. open spaces, birds,
Ms and all the things that awaken
al growing mind sweeter and better
sI.khts. and toward that end, the as
s8fion is bending its energies.
III conference at Athens was to bring
n greater latitude for the children
the best out of youth, and the
IA League has in mind for some of
Amre work the same idea-open-
fairgrounds.
ID local suffrage organizations viii
entertain Miss Jane Adams, DR..
Anna Shaw and the other promi-
al speakers at the suffrage mass
stng at large public reception on
ia esdsy, which will be one of the
: of the week, both intellectually
4 Socially. The presidents of the va
81 suffrage clubs will receive with
tuests of honor. Light refreshments
i b. served.
- one is cordially invited to meet
distinguished women, ard ii is eX-
N that many who have known and
#lfed Or. Shaw and Miss Adams at
sHtance will take this opportunity for
a#Sona word of greeting.
ID entertainment comnittee IN
"a of tine reception consists of Mrs.
Hopkins. Mrs S. T. Weyman,
Sd Emily McDougald, Mrs. F. L. Cal
n Mrs. Ben flsas, Mrs. T. IL. In
al Mrs. Charles A. Conklin, Mrs.
Id Speed, Mrs Hugh Lokey Mrs.
M Goddard. Mrs. r. W. Johnston and
s. Hugh Richardson
ii Atlanta Chapter. D. A. R., with
J. o. Wynn as regent VIII give e
fntertainment at the GOVERNOR
jon on the afternoon of March 10,
&hch time an interesting program
Abe given.
College Park Chrysanthemum
81 will meet Wednesday afternoon at
A4lock at the home of Mrs. w. c.
In on Hawthorne avenue. Mrs.
"A Porter, of the Inman Park
81 santhemum Club, will give a talk
1brysanthemum culture.
"a members are requested to attend
meeting.
II Frank p. Rice is at Fort Myers
ding a few weeks. Mrs. Rice is one
Be- vice presidents of the Pioneer
BANS Society.
IA Kate Smith, prominent in club
rs, is a guest of friends at Fort
rs after having visited Cuba and
a interesting places around Florida.
- Bateman, of the Women's Pion-
Society and other clubs, Is in Florl-
spending several weeks.
IFS DeRis Hoyt, of Kirkwood, who
been in. is better. Mrs. Hoyt is a
fknOwn Cluhwoman.
"a little grandson of Mrs. DeIos nm
Mrs Parkhurst, of the Pioneer So
II continues i'll.
- w. A. Moore, Mrs. Virginia Smell
zWilkkerson and Mrs. }. W. Logan !; ss
4 active members of the club ire OF
"a, are i'll at their homes in this
HI appointment Of Mrs, Eugene
4 Mitchell to the craftsmanship of
The state press committee of the
|lgia Division, Mothers Congress and
eht- Teacher Associations, is one that
q given general satisfaction. Mrs.
nhell is a capable woman and one
a keen understanding OF child
fand her work with the two. organ
Hpns has made her many friends,
Is. Mitchell is in every sense a cluo-
Ian holding the office Of treasurer
1.-THE Georgia Woman's Suffrage
fue; is an active member of the
4eer Woman's Society; of the Sa-
q Heart Altar Society; of the At
4 Woman's Club, and many literary
he Parent Teacher Club held a meet
a Fair Street School Tuesday after
2, when w. L. Slaton gave an in
fting talk to the members and
rs Of the association.
pe Atlanta Equal Suffrage League
an interesting meeting at Hotel
Fey Wednesday evening when MRS.
u Fletcher addressed its members
tlhe last time before returning to
been in the city several weeks and
appeared before suffrage organiza-
here several times.
Fl subject on woman's suffrage was
delivered. Miss julien S. Rogers
r. on Justice of Woman's Suf-
l a recitation was contributed by
Helen Mcclure.
1 executive board met at 2:S0. Mrs.
flla Woodall presiding.
"A EDNESDAY afternoon the Allan
ia Woman's Pioneer Society met
in its new home, the convention
I the Piedmont Hotel, with a
Z, attendance. The meeting was
r to, order by the president, Mrs.
Fla II. Morgan, and a business ses-
loloWed. Letters were read from
III James G. Woodward, from the
per Of Commerce, and from For
Aqlair, In favor Of the plan origi-
n py the Pioneer Women to mark
PAGES of historic interest in At
Adair stated in his communication
ne hau received many letters from
'ers from all over the country who
coming TO the great meeting of
'ganization, and that many Of