Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29

are busy raising a monument fund
TO erect shaft over the grave OF
the late s. A. Cunningham, editor OF
The Veteran, the official organ of both
veterans and Daughters of the Confed-
eracy.
The president general OF the Daugh-
tiers Of the confederacy Mrs. Daisy Nc
Lauren Stevens. has appointed the fol-
lowing committees to cooperate with
her In securing funds for the work:
Mrs James b. CAN'T, Jefferson city,
Mo; Mrs. John y. Hickman, Nashville;
Mrs. ST. John Allison Lawton. Charles
ton, and Mrs. John A, Lee, OF chicago.
The Atlanta Chapter, D. a. r.. will
celebrate it's birthday April ID with an
appropriate program
Mrs. Dalton Mitchell is recovering
United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
Of which she is registrar.
THE regular meeting Of the Parents
Teachers Association Of the
Tenth street School win be held
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 at the school
house.
That there is much enthusiasm among
the mothers was made evident at the
last meeting BY the helpful discussion
that followed DR. Bradleys talk on
"The Diet Of the School Child"
The president of the club, Mrs. +. X.
Glenn Is bringing before the members
an interesting series OF talks on the
physical development Of the cnii9. G.
Barnwell viii give a talk on The Care
Of the child's Teeth
The study Glass Of the Drama League
gave lesson at the meeting Ihurs-
day morning when Miss Mary Branan
read 4 play from the writings Of Ger
harf Hauptnnan large number OF
members were present, besides q num-
Der OF guests. The meeting was held IN
Carnegie Library.
THE Board Of city Missions held its
regular meeting on Tuesday morn
! ing at Wesley House. the presi-
dent. Mrs. r. p. Milan, in the chair
The devotional service was led by MRS
nv a unanimous vote, the board de-
cided to Ninvite the Woman.s MISSION
airy Council to hold 1t annual session IN
1915
Miss Cunningham, day nursery, ma
tron. is planning to have fresh AIT
encampment for the nursery chlldreh
during the summer, 80. rn..,..
MISS MQQIEt AlINttbI VI MI - N~4ae~l
stated that Mrs. Lowe, international or
ganizer for Girl Scout Clubs, had con-
fributed $40 toward their camp Iund
and would pay half the cost OF their
suits. . t. !,
the large attendance at the night
school, and Of the Tech orchestra iuF-
nishing music for the Sunday scnooi;
Through the house committee. tne
walls OF several rooms have peen re-
ftA HOOrg DRinfG0.
The library Is now kept open from z
Ia D. m, with the following young
women in charge: Monday, Misses
snyder and Marsh, ,I First Ghursen' n aars-
Wednesday, Miss Elizabeth kichaTa-
son, First Church; Thursday, Miss Elo-
ise Guyton, librariani Friday, misses
Ward and Weathers, First Chufcnt sell
urday, Misses Hughlett ana Lupo' ~
Marks.
Mrs. w. II. Sellers was the hostess
81 the 1918 Embroidery Club last week.
Refreshments were served.
The next meeting Of the club will De
held ait the home Of Mrs, A. w, Eves'
/ No 456 East Georgia avenue, April 2.
\ AZ Mrs Ewes is shortly 20 ieaVe tne
city, ali members are requested 70 oe
present.
TT HE annual Purim concert, given
| last Sunday by the children q
the Ahavath Zion Sunday school,
AT the Cilmer Street Temple, was the
| most successful one in the history q
M Sheinbaum, the superintendent,
| opened the concert, and an elaporSt1
| program of music, Rotations ano decla-
nations was carried out, under the al
rection Of Miss Rae Jaffe, Miss Ida kuss
1 ana Miss sarah Harris, the teachers Of
4 the Sunday School, \
Biblical drama dealing win tne nist2 ~
Of the Jews in Persia. Seventyyrhye
| children took part in the play. All q
, them were costumed according TO the
Bible pictures Miss Pearl Russ PLAYED
the part OF Queen Esther, MISS Repeeca
| Dorian was Queen of Persia, Ida Siegel
was Queen of Sheba. DIR. Solo II. Cold
! stein furnished music for the play.
The floor committee was composed q
Miss Ruth I4iehtensteln. ehair man.
| fdchtenstein. Bella Levy, Molly Jacob
| son, Lizzie Cohen. Minnie Hirseh ano
/ Bertha Zion.
IT HE Georgia woman's Suffrage
League met in Carnegie Library
wednesday afternoon with large
| attendance, An open forum was held
many Of the members making talks on
| suffrage SUBJECTS. :.
Mrs Elizabeth Mccarthy spoke on ths
| charter which the league has applied LoI
and Mrs c. r. Slough talked on the
I early DAYS OF wonan's rights. On the
request OF several members who are IN
/ terested in the charter, their names
were added TO the application, Mrs, a.
| e. shindlebour had Membership as
| the theme of her speech
| Jerome Jones, Of the Atlanta Federa-
| ton Of Trades, gave short address on
| Labor and Suffrage" He said:
AS far back as 1924 the working
4 people had to make a strong fight FOL
| their rights. Woman possesses all the
| qualifications necessary for the making
\ OF a good citizen. Morally and mentally
she Is qualified for housekeeping and
wage earning She shares with man all
/ the burdens of government God made
woman mans equal, 1t was man who
| added only to a certain extent
An interesting letter from Mrs, Mary
| Ware bennett OF the National Ameri-
! can Womans Suffrage Association, was
/ read by the secretary of the league.
\ Mrs bennett is preparing an article for
| her magazine, The Trend. on her South
| ern trip and the suffrage movement IN
/ the South, and she has asked for an
article from Mrs. Whiteside and a pho
| tograph OF her for the magazine.
| Mrs, bennett expressed herself as de-
/ lighted at having had a personal meet
/ ing with Mrs. Whteside that occurred
( during the big suffrage rally here re-
Gently, Mrs. bennett said II gave her =
work Mrs Whiteside is doing for suf-
\ frage IN this section OF the country.
| The league is planning some Interest,"
/ ing work for the spring, which portends