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


| hold memorial services at the
meeting the first Wednesday In
| April. when resolutions and tributes Will
be read on the death Of the four mem
bers who have passed away during the
year. The members who have. died are
Mrs. Lucy Ivey, wife Of the first male
child born In Atlanta. Miss Lucy Kick
lighter, one of the first communicates
/ In the Baptist churches Of Atlanta, and
a woman OF religious influence; Mrs.
/ Sarah Branch OKeef, pioneer ciuzeh
| Of Atlanta who was a member OF many
\ societies and clubs in the city, ana Mrs.
4 w. A. Moore, mother Of Wilmer Moore,
! whose charitable works among the poor
Of the city viii long be remembered.
| The services viii be opened BY. prayer,
and a short address from q well-knoWn
minister Appropriate songs VIII be
sung and papers will be read, giving
| brief histories Of the dead members. a
beautiful feature Of the services VIII De
Mrs. Joseph II. Morgan. president Of
/ the organization, wishes every relative
4 of the dead members Of the society 70
attend and take part IN the memorial
services. The meeting win be held at
the Piedmont Hotel,
AHRs. JOHN MARSHALL sLAToN
lN appeared before The Atlanta
Woman's Club Monday afternoon
in the interest of the Philharmonic Or
chestra. Mrs. slaton is deeply inter-
ested in the establishment OF the or
chestra as a permanent institution ana
has done everything possible TO further
TIE orchestra Is, she believes, Of great
| benefit to Atlanta, and should be sup
| ported by the people. The Philharmonic
| the ic-loyers OF the city and the
\ FIVE public concerts II gives annually
add greatly 10 the music life OF the
community.
Mrs. siaton asked the cooperation
| Of the Weman's Club and Of other or
THE Henry Mcdaniel Chapter, U. D..
C.. recently organized at Monroe,
Is planning for beautiful demon
stration on Memorial Day Judge Rob-
ert T. Daniel Of Griffin, has accepted
an invitation to deliver the address on
| that occasion. and other special features
will add 70 the interest Of the program.
| The chapter Is named for the late Gov
| ernor Henry Mcdaniel, Of Georgia.
The officers OF the chapter are MIS-.
c. A. Lewis, president; Mrs y, 5, ITCH
| enor, first vice president; Mrs. j. q.
| Rreedlove, second vice president; Mrs
| n r. Reynolds, treasurer; Miss Matte
\ Michael. recording secretary; Miss Lany
\ Michael. corresponding secretary; Mrs
1 f. n Norweil, historian; Mrs. Allan Ar
mold, Mrs. Robert Nerwell AND Mrs. w.
| E Denny compose the music committee
THE Vienna Chapter, Daughters OF
the confederacy, have offered two
medals this year, one for the boys
and one for the girls, for the best essay
on Famous Georgia Battles" The con-
| test lis open to all white contestants
under lS years OF age.
| Memorial Day will be observed by this
chapter at the Methodist Church at
Vienna, when appropriate services VIII
/ be held, and crosses OF honor distributed
1 to the Confederate Veterans.
The last day Of this month. Mrs. KEEL
| logg. the well-known clubwoman and
| lecturer, will address the chapter at the
opera house on subject Of interest to
ali clubwomen.
Mrs. w. f George was hostess for the
chapter at the last meeting,
The officers Of the chapter are. Mrs.
r. S, Middleton, president, Mrs w. III.
Lassiter, secretary, and Mrs, H. J. Mor-
1 gam historian,
-T-HE Old Trails Road have adopted
| the Madonna OF the Trail At their
insignia. The pins are made OF
gilt and enamel, bronze and gold, and
/ are GUktu WIN ItNY WifitH anu BAuGH
The State committee appointed recently
/ By Mrs. Foster, during her regency Of
| the d. A H.. can get the pins from Mrs.
Milton Welsh. chairman Of the Madonna
Insignia, al No. 1914 Linwood Boule-
Many Of the chapters OF the p. A II.
are clearing up trails, Mrs. BagEs, OF
1 the Peter Early Chapter at Blakeiy,
| having been appointed 70 trace up the
| Jackson trail, old Fort Jackson having
] baan axVned nv a Qreut uncle of Mrs
The Mcintosh trail has been com
pleted and others have been worked on
successfully
THE Daughters Of the confederacy
and the Ladies' Memorial Assoc
citation members are making great
| preparations for celebrating Memorial
/ Day through the state April 20.
Almost every chapter, u y. G., In
the State organization has secured an
orator for the day, and are preparing
/ to distribute crosses Of honor.
| Memorial Day win fall on Sunday this
l year and some OF the chapters viii eele.
| brate with religious services al their
4 churches, going later to the cemetery 10
place flowers on the graves Of the dead
/ soldiers,
/ in Atlanta the memorial exercises
will be unusually imposing. Mrs w, d.
| ELLIS Is president Of the Atlanta Ladies'
/ Memorial Association, and Mrs. VIII
liams Mccarthy Is president of the
| Daughters Of the Confederacy Both
1 organiza lions will turn out in the pa
rade and will attend the speaking at
Oakland Cemetery n body
TIN interesting feature Of the Colon
IA iai tea given by the Lannahassee
Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, at Buena. Visa was the
exhibit Of Colonial relics including
swords, china, patchwork. books and an
old spinning wheel that did service
when the women OF America not only
made their dresses but planted the cot
/ ton, sheared the sheep. spun. dyed and
wove the threads into pretty patterns
on stripes and plaids,
on the occasion OF the Colonial tea
at Buena Vista, the ladies In charge
wore dresses after the fashion of that
/ OF the Lannahassee Chapter was
dressed as Martha Washington, and the
ladies assisting her wore similar gowns.
|
THE grand rally OF the Junior
League, the Campfire Girls, Boy
Scouts and all other organizati lions
Of young people, which win be held at
/ the Auditorium May %, Is looked for
ward TO by the cluhwomen with much
/ interest. ais this is the first time any
/ thing Of It's kind has been undertaken.
4 Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin, president of the
| state Federation, is taking active in
| terest In the proposed rally, as are the
heads OF all schools and the Woman's
| tIs,,,aysas 10 hox,s ana syirIs v,,ll az