Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-28

tourists from the West and East stop
IN Atlanta before or after visits to
Augusta, Florida and various South
'ern points, and Atlanta hostesses find
much pleasure In giving informal lit
We parties for these visitors from
far-away cities. Mrs. Thornweu ia
GODS is entertaining q group OF visit
ers from Beston-Mrs. H. F. Lesh.
Mrs ", r. Camp and Mrs Edward
McClellan--who have come down for
their annual spring visit. Mrs Camp
and Mrs. Lesh already have a mum
Der OF friends here, made on a visit
TO Mrs. Jacobs, and they plan to
stay with her before leaving Sunday
for a weeks stay at the Grove Park
Inn, Asheville.
Soon after their arrival Friday. the
visitors and their hostesses were en-
tertained at very informal little
tea given by Mrs. w. A. Neal at her
home on Eleventh street. A prettily
appointed tea table had a center
Mics cray's illustrated Lecture.
Miss Helen Gray, founder of the
Mineral Bluff Industrial School, who
has just returned from tour through
Finland and Russia, will give a lee
kture on Women in Parliament" at
the Hotel Ansiey Monday night at 8
o'clock.
Miss Gray has brought with her
lecture some new and startling
truths concerning the work Of women
In foreign countries, and will Illus
trate her talk with pictures. An ad-
mission fee of IS cents will be charg-
ed at the door. On April Miss Gray
will give the second Of her series OF
lectures at the same place and for
the same purpose.
sariIi School Of Music Recital.
There will be a students recital
al the Barili School on Myrtle street
Saturday afternoon, March 49, The
following program will be rendered
Songs-(a) There, Little Girl,
Don't Cry" Barili; 90 HE Loves
Me-" Chadwick, Miss Ethel Spence.
Piano Solos-(a) Valse Impromptu,
Wilson G. Smith; (b) "Gondolina,"
Lack, Miss Dorothy Hayerty.
Piana Solos-(a) "a Question" (b).
Drifting" Frime, Miss Evelyn Bra
zell.
songs-(a) The Mission Of
Margaret Long. Miss Mary Clopton.
Words" Saint Saens: (b) "Gavotte,
Ferrata, Miss Grace Hengge.
Piano Solos-ta) Swinging to
Sleep Gurlitt; (b) "Etudesp Heller;
(c) "Coaxing.1 Rayina; Cd "Minuet,"
Lack, Miss Sarah Wagstaff.
Piano Solos-(a) Three Preludes,
Arthur Foote; Obi Dance Of the
Dryads," Mcdowell; (c) Poem" Miss
Leah Lazear
Piano Solos-(al "Nocturne, Field;
(b) Norwegian Wedding Procession"
Grieg; (c) Second Mazurka," Cod
ard, Miss Elliott Johnson.
Pan Hellenic Meeting.
Mrs. Charles J. Haden, the newly
appointed chairman of the depart
ment of social service of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs, will
make her first address since this APP
pointment before tho fraternity wom-
en- of the city. Miss Carolyn Cobb
will also discuss drar- "'ic art as
phase Of social servic X.
The meeting will y ->Ald at the
University Club WedneS 'fternoon
at $3.50 o'clock All Cit sYnen in
terested in this work are invited to-
attend.
Meeting Of Newman Club,
The Newman Club will meet Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock in the
Sodslity room of Marist College. All
members are expected to be present.
In addition to the literary program,
important business will be discussed.
RandeIph. Macon Club Meeting.
The Randolph Macon Georgia Club
will meet Monday at $3.50 o'clock in
Paricr sd" of the Hotel Ansley. This
Is a special business meeting and all
members are expected to be present.
Eastern Star Meeting.
Atlanta Chapter No. 81 Order Of
Eastern Star, will hold its regular
meeting at 1880 .. m. Friday at the
Masonic Temple. All candidates are
expected to be present for initiation.
Visitors are invited.
Washington Seminary Recital.
The pupils of Misses Eda and Mar
guerite Bartholomew and Mrs. Mary
Craft Work in piano work, the vocal
pupils OF Mrs. John Hurt and the ex-
preston pupils of Miss Duncan, will
give Joint recital Saturday even
ing at the Washington Seminary, TO
which the friends OF the pupils and
the public are invited
The girls who will represent the
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