The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-11
General Federation Of Women's S Clubs In
 Atlanta

Representatives of 10000 clubs, numbering 100000 members, will as- semble at the biennial council of the Genera! Federation of Women's Clubs in Atlanta, Ga, May 6-11, to confer regarding all problems which touch the life of the nation.
 The Atlanta Women's club has planned every local detail to facili- tate the business of the council, and a cordial welcome awaits all fcdera- tion NiAitors from the Atlanta Wom- ans club, the Atlanta press, off cials of the city, Chamber of Com merce. Rotarlans, Civilians, Lions, Xii wanians and American Legion.
 General headquarters will be at the Anslcy hotel, and regular sessions will be held at the Baptist taber- nacle. beginning Monday evening, May |. at S:15 D. m.
 The federation credentials commit tee will be stationed at the Ansley hotel. The Atlanta press committee suggests the Georgian terrace for the press representatives,.
 Among the subjects which will be discussed by national leaders will be legislation. public welfare, American citizenship. applied education and the fine arts. Feature exhibits will be a southern states art collection, craft work from Tallulah Falls In- dustrial school (the Georgia Fodera tion's Mountain schooD and a home economies display from the voct4tion- sI classes of the Atlanta Women's club.
 Tine following are officers of the General Federation of Women's Clubs: President. Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, Minneapolis. Minn.; first vice Ia sonvillc, Fla: second vice president, Mrs. Wallace Perham, Glendive, Mon. A corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. S. Godfrey, Minneapolis, Minn.; record ing secretary. Mrs. J. E. Hays, Mon tezuma, Ga. and treasurer, Mrs. Florence Floore, Clcburne, Texas.
 Officers and local committee chairmen for the convention are: Mrs B. NJ. Boykin president of At lanta Woman's club; Mrs. Alonzo Richardson, general chairman; Mrs. R. K. Rambo, assistant Chairman; Mrs. Norman Sharp, recording sec- retary; Mrs. Norman Pool, treasurer: Mrs. Omar Elder, finance; Mrs. Hamilton Douglas. budget; Mrs. Me Cord Roberts, press chairman. Press chairmen are Mrs. Jessie Stringfel- low Read and Mrs. McCord Roberts, Atlanta press chairman.
 The following is program of the events or the Weeh' Mdy o-Al. Sunday. May c.
 Officers of the General Federation entertained at dinner by local con- vention officers.
 Monday, May :.
 Executive board of General fed eration entertained at luncheon at Piedmont Driving club by Atlanta city federation. Open reception ten dered by Atlanta Woman's club at club home from to 6 p. m. Tuesday. May s.
 Round table luncheon at Ansley hotel.
 Department of legislation. Mrs. Edward Franklin White, chairman Subscription luncheon).
 Press dinner at Atlanta Woman's club. department of press and pub Hcity, Mrs. Lessie Stringfellow Read. chairman (subscription dinner). Wednesday. Ray 3.
 Luncheon at the Cecil. department of applied education, Mrs. John D. Sherman. chairman Subscription luncheon).
 Luncheon at Ansley hotel. depart ment of public welfare, Mrs. FL mer Blair, chairman (subscription luncheon).
 Dinner at the Cecil. 6 p. m, depart ment of American citizenship, Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacler, chairman Subscription dinner).
 Executive board of General Fed eration entertained at dinner by eX- ecutive board of Georgia state fed eration.
 Thursday. May 10.
 Barbecue at Druid Hills Golf club at 12:30, The inter-civic council of Atlanta. composed of officials of the city Chamber of Commerce, Rotari- ans, Civilians, Kiwanis, Lions and American Legion, together with the Atlanta Woman's club, will enter tain members of the council and visi- tors. Automobile drive to stone mountain will follow. (Stone noun tain is the largest mountain of gran ite in the world. The stone is 712 miles around and a mile high.)
 Tea at Emory university.
 Open house entertainment by Daughters of American Revolution and United Daughters of Confeder- acy at Chapter house.
 Friday. May II.
 "The Southerners' Luncheon"
 Miss Zella Armstrong, chairman Subscription luncheon).
 Saturday. May 12.
 A pilgrimage to the North Georgia mountains has been arranged to visit Tallulah Falls Industrial school. Round trip, including lunch. s2.
 Automobile rides daily to places Of interest, including the "Wren's Nest, the former home of Uncle Remus (Joel Chandler Harris); to the Cyclo- rama, showing the Battle of Atlanta, and other places of interest.