Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

| sit in her automobile outside a polling
place while her chauffeur, a poorly edu-
! Gated man, went In to cast his vote,
| Mrs Craigie has spoken before a
number Of clubs in the city and has spo-
! ken along many different lines, religious.
| political science, and suffrage. At the
recent convention of scientists in the
| city she was a delegate.
| Ladies OF Circles l and II of Park
| Street Methodist Church will entertain
! their friends at a silver tea at the resi-
dence of Mrs. E. V. Carter. No. 40
January q. from $3.50 to $50 in the aft
| ernoon and from to 10 in the evening.
| on Thursday, January %, afternoon
and evening. Father Rapier Will lecture
on Tennyson's De PrOfundis' at the
| Marist College auditorium THIS Lecture
will be given for the benefit of the La
| dies Altar Society of Sacred Heart
| Church. Tickets are CSC and may be
had at the Marist College auditorium.
! feature of the meeting of the At
| anta Chapter, Daughters of the Con-
! federacy Thursday afternoon, will be a
| talk by DR.. c. O. Jones on Robert f.
| Lee A group of songs by Miss Edith
McCool will be included.
The meeting will be held at the At
lanta Woman's Club on Baker street
All visiting Daughters are cordially in
vited.
The woman's Auxiliary Of the West
| End Baptist Church will hold an all
day service Of fasting and prayer to-
| morrow beginning at 1890 and lasting
until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Box
| lunches will be carried and the entire
! day spent at the church, where the
| services will be held.
The Atlanta chapter, n. A. R, held
| an election OF officers Friday afternoon
, at their chapter house. Mrs. J. o.
Woodward, first vice regent, and Mrs.
George Hope second vice regent. Mrs
William Healey was elected recording
secretary, Mrs. F. d. Kennedy, cores
treasurer; Mrs. Woods White. registrar;
Mrs r, NJ. Walker, librarian; Mrs. j.
=. Womble, historian, and Miss Dagma
Sans, geneologist. The Rev Hugh Wal
ker was reelected chaplain.
Mrs. J. o Wynn. Mrs. Boiling Jones,
Mrs G. G. Mathews and Mrs. j. B.
Roberts were elected delegates to the
congress OF u. A. r. whicS VIII be held
of Buffalo, n. Y. and Colonel John
Temple Graves were the speakers of the
occasion
The Epworth League gave an enter
tainment at St Johns Methodist
|
| dramatic reading by Mrs. J. S. Cook
and music by Mrs. Henderson as the
leading numbers on the program. The
| entertainment was well attended and
realized to the league a nice sum of
| money TO be applied to the charity work.
The Joseph Habersham Chapter will
| give bridge party at the Georgian
| Terrace Tuesday afternoon. A musical
| program will follow the games. The
| public is invited to attend. An admis-
| sion fee win be charged. which will be
| applied to the new chapter house being
| planned by the members.
The 1918 Embroidery Club has planned
| a number of social affairs for the next
| few months to which their husbands
and friends will be invited. The first
OF the series waA given at the home of
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bell when hot
| luncheon was served and several mem
bers Of the club made short talks, which
were responded to by the gentlemen
present. The house was decorated with
| ported plants and red roses.
Among those present were the club