Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-05
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will he made by the suffragists. music
rendered. and many other interesting
Mrs Beaumont Davidson has been
appointed to secure the privilege Of the
department stores for the distribution
of suffrage literature, badges and but
tons for three days before the rally.
The out-of-town suffragists are in
vited TO join in the days proceedings.
A committee will also ask all ministers
in Atlanta 60 preach on suffrage sum
day, April 81
The league will hold its regular meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
at Carnegie Library At that time Mr..
Logan, secretary OF the Associated
Charities, will address the league.
Other speakers viii take part In the
program.
THE fourth annual convention Of the
Drama League of America will be
held in Philadelphia April 20 to
the 25th, inclusive, at which time a Sc
ries OF programs will be delivered twice
each day. Miss Carolyn Cobb. of Ath-
ems and Atlanta, State organizer for
Georgia, will open the discussion What
the Large Cities Can DO for the Neigh
boring Towns"
Many of the most distinguished men
and women in the country will attend
the convention and many social affairs
will be given in their honor.
On April 30 there will be held the an
nual election of officers. which will be
one of the important features of the
convention.
NHRS. JAMES D. CARTER, mem
Der of the Piedmont Continental
Chapter, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, will attend the great
congress to be held at Washington on
April 49, The appointment Of Mrs. car
ter has given general satisfaction. as
she Is not only thoroughly conversant
with the work Of the organization, but
is a graceful speaker and will represent
her chapter with dignity and credit to
the work.
Mrs. Carter will be accompanied to
Washington by her niece. Miss Willie
Redd. OF Birmingham. who has been
chosen to go as a delegate from her
Mrs William Yeandle will go as an
alternate.
THE Kirkwood Civic League viii
hold its usual meeting at the
schoolhouse on Tuesday. April 4,
at o'clock. Business Of importance
win be transacted, and also an inter
esting program will follow
All are invited to come.
r HE North Side Priscilla Embroid-
cry Club met with their presi-
! dent, Mrs. f. Bascombe Brogdon,
Thursday afternoon, at her home on
East Pine street.
crepe and chiffon. Mrs. Allen NJ.
Pierce assisted in receiving the guests.
The club holds semi-annual meetings
to display their work.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs F. BaScombe Brogdon, first prize
in crochet; Mrs. Emma Lee, second;
Mrs. Ralph Galloway. first prize in
white embroidery; Mrs. J. A. Kimber,
second; Mrs. c. 3. Babb, first prize in
colored embroidery; Mrs. +. Bascomos
Al prizes were handsome pieces of
hand painted china.
Music was enjoyed throughout the
afternoon.
The Eagle Social Club celebrated It's
second anniversary by giving banquet
at the Jewish Educational Alliance
Tuesday evening After the supper, Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected
and speeches made by all the members,
The business OF the club was discussed
and many plans were made for the So
cial affairs of the season TO come.
II He Atlanta Women's Pioneer So
ciety will be the guests of honor
at a beautiful May party TO be
given by the management Of the Geor-
glan Terrace the first Wednesday after
noon In May. As this date comedies
with the regular meeting. there will be
no business transacted on that day
and the hour set for the party will be
ono hour later than the usual hour
An members Of the society are re-
quested to meet at the Georgian Ter
race at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
May 8.
Mrs. Madison Bell will entertain the
Women's Pioneer Society with a beau
tlful June party at the home OF her
son and daughter Dr. and Mrs. L. p.
stephens, No. 290 Peachtree street. the
first Wednesday in June
Miss Ethel Hall, an English woman
Of interesting experiences ana culture,
VIII make her home in Atlanta Miss
Hall has some new theories concerning
deep breathing as an aid to the pre-
vention of weak lungs, and will make
that her especial line OF work while in
the city
r he United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy will celebrate Shiloh Day
the last Thursday in the month
Heretofore Mrs. J. Il Ottley has al
ways had charge Of this especial day in
the club, but owing to illness she will
be unable TO attend the meeting.
Mrs Robert Blackburn will have
charge Of the program, which will be
announced later
r lie Atlanta branch Of the Drama
League presented Miss Cora Nell
Patton to the mem ers Thursday
afternoon at Gable Hall A large and
representative audience was present and
the address by Miss Patton was pleas
ing.
Miss Patton Is at the head Of the
Juvenile Department of the Drama
League In Chicago. and is an enthusiasts
tic member OF the National League
She was presented by Mrs. Warren
Boyd. chairman of The educational
branch OF the Atlanta League
Mrs. Elizabeth Mccarthy. OF the
Georgia Woman Suffrage League. with
her son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Jack Hawkins, viii spend the summer
at Davidsons River, In the Blue Ridge
Mountains, leaving about tho middle OF
June.