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

J been declared by English critics to be
the greatest American poem ever writ
ten. All Of these are in the Sunlit
parlor Of the Harris home. now the
Uncle Remus Memorial at West End.
The Julia Jackson Chapter Children
Of the Confederacy, held an enjoyable
entertainment at the home Of Miss
Elizabeth Hanna in Peachtree street
Friday afternoon, at which a carefully
prepared program preceded the social
features Of the entertainment one of
the features Of the afternoon was the
story OF the Confederate flag and the
story OF little child at New orleans
during the war with the States which
was original The president of the Julia
Jackson Chapter, Miss Mary Griffith,
was assisted by Miss Francis bowman
In arranging the entertainment After
the literary part OF the program was
ended there we're games and refresh
ments
Miss Hanna is director of the Children
Of the Confederacy
THE new president Of the Washing
ton Seminary Alunnae, Mrs Har-
ry Stearns, presided Thursday aft
ernoon, when the first meeting Of the
association was held at the Seminary.
An important change was MADE in the
constitution governing the time OF
meetings which have been held on the
first Thursdays of January and Sep
TENDER of each year. The meetings VIII
now be held on the first Thursdays of
March and october instead. On March
3 plans for the big annual May party
will be made, which il given in honor
OF the graduating class OF the wash
ington Seminary. This party IL one OF
three large events OF the year. featured
by the Alumnae Association. Officers
Of the Washington Alumnae Associa tion
are Mrs. Stearns, president; Mrs. W. l..
Percy first vice president, Mrs. Thorn 70
as Aston, second vice president. Miss
Irene Smiley. recording SECRETARY; Miss
Gertrude Richardson. assistant record
ing secretary. Miss Lucy Harris, cor
responding secretary; Miss n. $. West,
assistant corresponding secretary; Miss
Mary King. treasurer. and Miss Jose
phine Stony, assistant treasurer.
There will be an especially interest
ing program at Carnegie Library when
the Story Tellers League meets Sat
urday Among the special features of
the entertainment viii be the music by
Miss Alberta de Four. a talk on story
telling by the Rev. w. w. Memminger,
and stories told by Miss Eva Wurm and
Miss Ruby Clinkscales.
The woman's Relief Corps OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic held an
election OF officers Thuraday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. James ODonnelle,
IN Ellis street.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. y. r. BoOtes. president; Mrs San
tell. vice president; Mrs. Bonner, secre
tary. and Mrs y. I. Carson, treasurer.
These ladies held the same offices last
year. and their reelection was a com
pliment 10 their executive ability
The Womans Relief Corps is one OF
the most philanthropic organizations in
the city. and devotes much OF its in
come TO the relief OF the members OF the
Grand Army, o. NJ Mitchell Post, In
this city. Atlanta is to be well repre-
scented at the big encampment. which
meets at Buffalo In August.
The next meeting of the Woman
Relief Corps viii be held at the home
Of Mrs White. in Tallulah Apartments,
at which IA special program will be rem
dered.
Many clubwomen In Atlanta are work
ing toward the uplift OF the young WON
en- who have to so out into the world
and make their ways alone
The question is one OF vital impor-
lance" said a well known leader in the
Atlanta Woman's Club. 'and the solu-
ton TO 1t is the instruction OF sex hy-