Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-08
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Junior Civies." THE Junior Chamber
Of Commerce" will be the theme of
Following the addresses there will be
a group of songs by Mrs. Louis Moakle,
as follows "Vissi Dart" by Puccinnt;
''Eiegy," by Massanet, and World
by Tschaikowsky,
club, will preside over the business ses-
sion, which viii be held before the civ
les program.
THE UNITED DAUGHTERS OF
THE CONFEDERACY held an
unusually large meeting Thursday
afternoon with Mrs Williams Mccarthy,
president, presiding. The business ses-
sion was mostly taken up with the work
of revising the constitution and bylaws.
Several important changes were made
to meet the needs of the organization.
Mrs Mccarthy announced that more
than $500 had been made above ex-
which will he added to the fund of the
proposed chapter house. Mrs. Thomas
Peters was appointed to write page of
history of the Atlanta Chapter, U. d;
c., in The Southern Magazine. Several
recitations and songs followed the regu-
lar routine work.
The Uncle Remus Memorial Associa-
ton viii hold a called meeting on Tues
day at 1890 o'clock in the committee
room of Carnegie Library. Business OF
Importance will be discussed
The Nineteenth Century History Class
met with Mrs. Vassar Woolley We'd
nesday afternoon at her homo in Spring
place. with full attendance.
The program was followed by an in
formal social hour, during which re-
freshments were served
IT HE Atlanta Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation held debate during the
week in the East Atlanta Baptist
Church, Mrs. Julien Rogers being one
of the most interesting and forceful
speakers on the program.
Mrs Anna Fletcher, of England, spoke
Brotherhood of Man" and Miss Mcclure
gave as recitation "Brer Rabbit In
the Brlar Patch"
The executive board appointed the
following committees for the year:
Educational, Miss Mamie Pitts, chair
man, and Mrs. r. s. Hilley; press, Mrs.
Arrowood, chairman. and Miss Eugenia
Estill, Miss Kate Koch, Miss Eleanor
Raoul; membership. Miss Stella Lynch,
chairman, and Miss Sue Harris, DR..
Hardin, Miss Elsie Pierce; literature,
Mrs. NJ. G.. Hardin, chairman, and Miss
Pearl Artell, Mrs. Pickard; civics, Mrs.
Daniels, chairman and Mrs. Toepel, Mrs.
Saul, Miss Emma Paul program, Miss
Kate Koch. chairman. and Mrs r. A.
Some, Miss Annie Applewaite parlia-
mentarian, Mrs Campbell; ways and
means, Mrs. Lynch. chairman, and Mrs,
Lazarus, Mrs, Mapes, Mrs. Sanner; res
olutions, Mrs. r, l.. Stanton, chair
man, and DIR. Rebecca Brannon, Mrs.
Rebber; church work, Mrs. A. H. Wat
son; cradle roll, Mrs, Frank Moore.
The president received the following
new names for enrolment of member
Lesnoff, Mrs, Lockhardt, A, Schartz,
Mrs B. F. Cannon. Howard Southland.
V. n. Grant, A. Stoberg, Samuel Kresis-
berg. +. w. Taylor, II. c. Henderson,
b. J. Cannon, George Lewis, James Fl.
Landers Mrs. c. NJ. Mason Miss Rosa
Schwartz, DR.. Simon Katskoff, Mrs. A.
Schwartz, J. NJ. Lynch. F. F. Sanders,
Edward Karlsen, Mrs. Nj. Weyman, f.
V. Francis, Earl e. Jones, Leonard Ma
much, John Gleisz, Edwin Hill, Mrs.
Mary Stephens, II, s. Howe, II. Vein
meister Mrs. II. Weinmeister and Mrs.
]. c. Rabun.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Executive Board of the Atlanta Child's
Home will be held Tuesday at p. n.
at Carnegie Library. The members are
requested to be present promptly.
The death Of Mrs. Sarah Branch
O'Keef a member of the Atlanta Wom-
ems Pioneer Society, was one OF the
sad events of the Atlanta club world
during the past week.
Mrs. O'Keef was an active, and de-
voted member of the Pioneer society and
Of the womans organizations of the
Second Baptist Chruoh.