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Atlanta Clut Msmksrs. The Atlanta Woman 1 * Club w*« founded In 1595 and each year ainco It bai Increased the membership list un til the club number* now almost three hundred member*. A wonderful amount of magnificent work has -been ' accomplished by th* organisation, and the genuine results of the method of the club have demonstrated the suc cess. The presidents have been Mrs. Rebecca Lowe C,unton, Mrs. J. K. Ott- lev, Mrs. Charle* A. Head, Mrs. W. P. pattlllo, Mr*. Burton Smith, Mrs. E. <3. McCabe, Mr* James Jackson, Mrs. Ed ward T. Brown, Mr*. Edward T. Brown, Mr*. Rbbert Zahner, and with Mrs. McD. Wilson as the president of the club for the next two years. The following are the members of the club: Mrs. C. J. Burnham, Mr*. M. F. Boynton, Mr*. J. N. Bateman, Mrs. Frank Beck, Mr*. J. D, Cloudman, Mrs. Howard Callaway, Mr*. E. X* Connel ly, Mrs. Max Z. Crist, Mrs. D. B. Car- ion. Mrs. W. D. Crenshaw, Mr*. J. Cal houn Clarke, Mrs. H. £. Cary, Mrs. William L. Cosgrove, Mika Laura Cald well. Mr*. Hunter P. Cooper, Mr*. D. I. Carson, Dr. May H. Cravath, Mr*. R. L, Cungdon, Mrs. H. L. Campbell, Mr*. It, F. Todd, Mr*. W. T. Downing, Mix* lima Dooly, Mr*. L. DeGIve, Mr*. 8. C,' Dooley, Mis* Henrietta C. Hosier, Mrs. Frank B. Dancy, Mr*. Forrest Adair, Mrs. J. P. Averill, Mr*. Clif ford Anderson, Mrs. Lyman J. Amsden, Mrs. C. 8. Arnall, Mr*. A. E. Buck, Miss Alice Baxter, Mrs. Julian T. Bailey, Mrs. Nellie Peters Black, Miss Bailie Eugenia Brown, Mis* Martha Fort Brown, Mr*. Ralph H. Brown, .Mrs. A. L. Blackman, Mr*. Edward T. Brown. Mrs. Julius Brown, Mr*. W. F. Bennett, Dr. Frances Sage Bradley, Mrs. T. H. Ball, Mias Cora Brown, Mr*. Estelle Garrett Baker, Mrs. Emma Oar. — nma Garrett Boyd, Miss Theodora . C. Munger, Mis* PS—MMS. __ harles Grave* Mat thews, Mrs. Victor Moore, Mr*. John L Mell, Dr. Cordelia K. Mooring, Mrs. David Marx, Mrs. John K. Ottlsy, Mrs. J. K. Orr, Mrs. H. B. O*good, Mrs. W. P. Pattllto, Mrs. R. E. Park. Mrs. Louis C. Phillips, Mrs. Lewi* H. Putney, Miss Marie Alice Phillip*, Mrs. H. E. W. Painter, Mr*. John D. Pickett, Mr*. Frank Rice, Mrs. Edward Ravenel, Mrs. Marlon L. Roberts, Miss Ida Ryan, Mrs. J. J. Robinson, Mrs. R. H. Rambo, Mrs. L. W. Rogefs, Mrs. W. N. Randle, Mr*. Joseph M. Terrell, Mr*. Sarah L. Tay lor, Mrs. J. W. Crawford, Mr*. E. G. Thomas, Mrs. M. L. Underwood, Mrs. A. M. Van Dyke, Miss Sarah G. Wha ley, Mr*. A. McD. Wilson, Miss Anne Wallace, Mrs. David Woodward, Mrs. J. R. Watt*, Mrs. Elijah M. Williams, Mrs. R. L. West, Mr*. Edward G. War ner, Mis* Lillian Wamock, Miss Jean ette Williams, Mr*. Jullu* R. Watts, Mr*. Hugh Willet, Mr*. Florence L. Watts, Ml** Susie M. Well*, Mr*. C. P. Wilson, Mr*. A. O. Woodward, Mr*. Laura E. Woodward, Mrs. Leon Walk er, Mrs. Henry B. Wey, Mr*. Charle* B. Walker, Mr*. George Francis Wil lis, Mrs. Robert Zahner, Mrs. B. M. Zettler, Mrs. Edward DuBose, Mrs. R. T. Dorsey, Mrs. Hamilton Douglas, Mr* F. G. duBtgnon, Mme. Diets, Mr*. H. A. Duncan, Mrs. Dan Denny, Mrs. B. C. DeLeon, Mr*. A. L. Delkln, Mtu Elisabeth G. Dozier, Mis* Mabel Drake, Mr*. C. W. Eddins, Mr*. Eugene R. Ellis, Mr*. M. R. Farnsworth, Mr*. F. O. Foster, Mr*. Rebecca Lowe Gunton, Mr*. A. V. Oude, Mrs. Susan Brocken- borough Gardner, Miss Adelaide Glenn, Mrs. John M. Graham, Mr*. Eula Grif fin, Mr*.. W. T. Gentry, Mr*. Charles Godfrey, Mrs. J. C. Grenfleld, Miss Au gusta Garrett, Mr*. James H. Gilbert, Miss Anne R. Grigsby, Mr*. Edward Halle, Mr*. E. M. Hortne, Mr*. George B. Hlnman,,Mr*. Henry D. Hynds, Mr*. Thhodore A. "Hammond, Mr*. W. N. Hawke*, Mr*. A. E. Herring, Mrs. W. M. Haynes, Mr*. H. C. Holbrook, Mrs. Anna E. Hunt, Mrs. J. J. Haverty, Mis* Julia Hampton, Mr*. John H. Immel, Mrs. Nicholas Ittner, Mr*. James Jack' Officer*, rreildcnt-Mrs. James Jackson. M Esat I.lnden avenue. Atlanta eM5Er ,3!a, “ ss: u - *• Second Vice President—Ur*. It. T. Humphreys, West Point. Recording Secretary-Urn. Robert Taj- lor. Griffin. CsrrMpoodtng Socrotary-Mrs. -Hugh Willett. At In lit h B. P. Dltmukcs, Jr.. A editor—Mr* Mallory Taylor, Macon. . Director*-Mr■ it. i. Peepfea. Val- doata: Miss Louis M. Nmi, Augusta; Mr*. K. U. IlearU. Middleton; Mrs. W. P. Pattlllo, Atlanta; Mr*. Lewis Drown, Port Vs I ley. If*** lJndsay Johnson, director life. General Secretary for Georgia—Mra. A. O. Grai ^ Stats son. Home. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson elected president of Atlanta Woman s Club on May 14. The tenth annual convention will be held In Macon November i IKK*. Federation Colors—Green and white. List of Committoss. Education—Chairman. Mrs. J. Lindsay Johnson, IUo Vista, Home; Mrs. B. A. Fceple*. Valdosta; Mrs. William Tift, Tlfton: Mrs A O Granger. Ortert- vllle: Mr* A. V. Gnde. Atlanta; Mrs. M. B. lllffflntHJthcni. West Point; Mrs. J P Arenel. Atlanta; Miss Anna W. Griffin, Columbus; Mrs. Lyman Amsden. Atlanta; Mre. O II Whaley, Jestin; Mr*. J. L. Htewart, Athens. Director* of Model Kobo*!*—Daniels- rill* (Madison county*. Mrs. it Gass Heard. Middleton; tow conn Station; Station (oar* Lipscomb, Athena: Watters District t Floyd county i. Mrs. C. D. Wood. Home; Free Kinders*rtenn, Mrs. Nellie Peters Black, Mrs. T. A. Hammond. Music—Chairman, Mrs. K. T. Drown, Wikis, CartersTllls; Rufus Brown, Augusta; Mrs. Rhodes Browne, Columbus; Mrs. Alexander Proudflt, Macon. Social Service—Chairman. Mrs. A. Men. Wllion, 410 Peachtree street, At lanta: Mrs W. II. Rice, Marshnllvllte: Mrs. I* R Clark. Atlanta; Mrs. Robert Zahner. Atlanta^ Mrs Thomas Mills, Arte and Craft lie Petei Ativ Miss Chairman. Mrs. Nsl- •etere Black. 862 Peachtree street, nta; Mr*, lid win Lanf. West Point; Georgia Donald eon. Be I abridge; Mias Mattie L. Huff. Dalton; MIm An nie Blalock. Ynteavllle; Mrs. O. A. Woodward. Aflautn Garden and Village Improvement— Chairmen. Mrs. W. C. IIInca. Calh.nm; Mrs. Godfrey. Covington; Mrs. C. 8. Sparks. Rome; Mrs. Pearl B Bdwards. Norrroes; Mr* A. P. Ritchie. Rabun Gnn; Mrs. II. C. White. Athena. Library—Chnlrman. Sirs K. O. Mc- . £*be 52. Peachtree afreet. Atlanta; Mrs. D. Tift, llftou; Mrs. It. A. Carson. Jswell: Miss lt«*a Woodbary, Athens; Mra Minnie Hlljer Cassia. Atlanta; Mra. J. C. I’rlntqp, Rome; Mrs. William King, Atlanta: Mra. Edward Brown. At lanta: Mrs Fleming duIRguon. Atlanta. Club Rx tension -Chairman. Mra. W. P. Pattlllo, 1.1 least Fair street. Atlanta; Mlee Anna llonnlng. Columbus; Mrs. J. K. Ottlsy. Atlanta: Mrs. Mallory Tay lor, Macon; lira. Eugene Heard, Mid dleton: Mrs. I*. C. Sanders. Gainesville; Mias Louise Nee*. Augusta; Mr*. C. C. Rejoicing 0v«r Child Labor 311*. 1 .‘1,11.V Au.ll Rrnnfl.y, VnMn.tn; Mr Joh[.,nn. Horn n J, IJodizy ■Mr" itrri--. All,ill,; Mr. II Nnranaon, K.lrlmrt,; Mr,. .NIrhnI, l-rlnses, Tiftont Mr,. E. J Willing, ham. H*-a: Mm. Hun D. Joan, At- l,ni>; Mr,. AUrt Uo,« Thorn,*. AtUota; Mm J. T. Moody, Attanu. oon, Mr*. J. Lindsay Johnson,Mr*. Boll ing Jones, Miss Emily Jekyll, Mrs. John L. Jones, Mr*. Lamar Jones, Mr*. Na thaniel F. Jackson, Ml** Lillian T. Jones, Mr*. C. M. Jerome, Mr*. Wil liam King, Mrs. Gideon Kellogg, Mrs. T. 8. Lewis, Mrs. Annie T. Lucas, Mrs. Clarence A. Langston, Mr*. John J. Lynch, Mrs. Charles G. Lambert, Mrs. Frank Lederle, Mrs. James R. Little, Mr*. R. J. Lowry, Mr*. W. W. Lenthe, MIm France* Lyon, Mr*. Marie Llnln- ger, Mr*. J. Levin, Mr*. E. G. McCabe, Mr*. M. L. McLendon, Mra. George W. McCarty, Mr*. D. N. McCullough, Mr*. L. P. McCandllah, Mrs. Georgia Me- Michael, Mre. Augustus C. MeHan, Mrs. Edward 8. Munford, Mra. I. 8. Mitchell, Mr*. William Worth Martin, Mis* Nena Mitchell, Mr*. H. E. Maddox, Ml** Mary Roe Mitchell, Mr*. H. A. Maler, Mr*. H. 8. Mitchell, Mr*. Carlton H. Miller, Miss Nora Belle Starke, Mies Kate Stow, Mr*. George Wilson Stew art, Mr*. H. F. Scott, Mr*. A. B. Steele, Mr*. Alex W. Sterling, Mr*. Frank L. Stanton, Mrs. John S. Spald ing, Mr*. W. M. Scott, Ml** Estelle Stewart, Mia* Mary Strong, Mr*. H. A. Smith, Mra. A. O. Smart. Mr*. Burton Smith, Mr*. P. H.. Snook, Mr*. Allen M. Schoen, Mra. W. T. Smith, Mrs. D. E. Spencer. Mr*. C. C. Stocknrd, Mr*. J. E. Sommerfleld. Mre. Henry A. .Sampson, Mr*. Alice Muse Thomas, . James W. Thomas, Mr*. K. F. Thomson, Ml»» Edith Thomson, Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Mrs.. Alfred Truitt. | Items of Interest. Mr*. James A. Rounsavllle, of Rome, wa* In Atlanta during the early part of this week, en route to her home She haa been at Atlantic Beach and «topi In Jackaonvllle for several day*. While there she was th* guest of honor i lunchon given by Mrs. Edwin Q. W Mr*. Rounsavllla wa* formerly presi dent general of the U. D. C„ and state regent for Georgia of the D. A. R. She Is a very cultured and prominent wo man. A great deal of Interest Is centered In the meeting, early In October of the Woman's Club of Atlanta. Mr*. McD. Wilson will then preside for the first time since her election a* president of the organisation, and this meeting is certain to be tilled with Interesting events. Mr*. Wilson I* one of the most charming and highly cultured women of the state, and her executive ability I* almost unsurpassed, for she ha* a thorough knowledge of many subjects and handles (hem with tact and skill. Mis* Isma Dooly's article. In The Constitution a few weeks ago, touch ing upon the district school work, was Interesting and well written. The following Is a report In part of the Cass Station Model School: Since my last yearly report we have suffered the loss by llro of all our school property. The Are occurred at midnight April 27, 1205. The next morning a number of peo S le gathered at the site of the burned ulldlngs, not a plank of which was left. ' When I Spoke of resuming school (one month of the session remaining) several places In which to teach-were quickly offered. Two ladles, one a patron, the other a friend, Instated that * room In their homes be used. A two-room cabin, near by, was •elected, however, the pupil* and teach ers whitewashed It nnd put It In ae good order a* they could, and though tho difficulties seemed Insurmountable, good work wo* done. Now, after much hard work and surmounting many Intricate difficulties, more than could be told, an attractive two-atory building haa been erected and one much better suited to the needa of the aehool. On tho first floor la the kitchen, shop, assistant's room, cloak room and halls The main school room, which la to > upstairs, I* Incomplete, as I1D0 Is needed to finish It. For the present the shop Is used for a school room and moat of the manual training work Is done In a side hall. The cost of the building complete will be 52,000. The attendence Is better than ever before. The lessons In habits of In dustry, neatness, promptness and value of time Is bearing good fruit. Moat of the puplla are deeply Inter ested and are doing fine work. They have helped greatly In making tables, benches, shelves and putting up and framing blackboards and pictures, etc. They will have their usual school gar den, and will enter the state cotton and corn contest: also for the medal and prise offered by the Georgia di vision, Unllsd Daughter* of the Con federacy, and are much Interested In each. In a recent county oratorical contest one of th* younger pupil* won th# — — ids ' - medal. ke*p the hulldlnr The pui and ground* In excellent condition. In each room Is a motto, and Ihsy are: "Everything Depends Upon ths Beginning," ''Anything Worth Doing St all Is Worth Doing Well," "We Must Con— — ~ Not be Content Until We' Have Done Our Best." Ths club women know so wall what conatltuta* a modal *chool ami what Is done In one, that It Is unnecessary to repeat. The teachers, Miss Smith, Mrs. Clark and Mlaa Foute, keep In close touch with each other, the children and their homes, and are doing remarkably good —ork. We need and must have for school and Sunday school purposes a plana, and wo only have 510 on the piano fund; yet we feel that In some way our need will be supplied. Massachusetts Federation. In the most generous manner, continues to support entirely the Industrial depart ment, The results of the work are manifold and truly gratifying. Ons can hardly enter a horns In the neighborhood (and the work I* n it confined to our own neighborhood) ■thnut observing many and various tides, both useful end ornamental, made by the pupil*, and they leach other*, so the work I* contlnuou*. From The Columbus Enquirer-Sun. All the women, club women and oth erwlse, are rejoicing over the near pros pect of a child tabor bill, and especially of n child labor bill which Includes an educational clause. People are wak ing up to the fact that Illiteracy In Georgia la largely among the whites. And not only that, but’ths eagerness of negroes for education and the Indiffer ence on the lubject that obtain* with the laboring cla«* of white people tend* to make, the altuatlon wore*. Not that we object to negro education. We are In favor of a common aehool education for all alike, for Intelllgmt labor la the beet labor the world over. Educa tion civilize-, and who ta more inter acted In civilizing the blacks than we Southern people? Of course, much of the negro education la a fares; merely the monkey Imitation of- knowledge and not knowledge Itself. But this I* a manifestation of Iba peculiar weak ness for superficiality which ta a char acteristic of the race as It haa been known In the past. We believe that •ana and solid education will cure this to a great extent, and I* curing It. In ' » of the absurd Incongruities ut could easily quote, the whole body of the race le surely rising Just In proportion to the real knowledge It at' tain*. All this la right enough, but the trom ble I* that he laboring claae of white* I* not. Improving In proportion. They do not wish It for their children. Mill hand* from fathfr to son, they think there I* no need of book* or education. When skilled labor I* required, hands are Imported from among tbs sducated operative* of Cnnnetlcul or Massachu setts. where the children have had schooling for forty yaars. They hava Principle* of housekeeping and horns- making are Inculcated. Th* Influence for good of the aehool It unondlng. We have had th* unanimous sup port of the county board of education and of ths county school commission- ars, nnd they have rendered oil the aid In their power, I wleh l could men tion each one who has helped, but the limit you have placed, and which I have already passed, makes It Impossi ble. MRS. C. D. WOOD. Director. Mrs. James Jackson, ths president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs, 1s now visiting In Maseachusstts, 8he will spsnd ths months of August and Hsptembsr In the North and East, not returning to Atlanta before the Drst of October. not noticed this, but have gone on pushing their children In the mills as fast as they could get tlc-m In The owners and opera: o- r : mill* have, to a great extent, seen their Interests In the uplifting of their labor nci have established ecnools fnr them, tait the uneducated among the operative- look upon them with Indifference. We speak here of the ones who ran neither read nor write, and there are hundred# of white people right lu re In Columbua who can do neither. A re cent municipal eloctlon developed the fact that there were thro* huii'i:-.i il literate voters, and the .-Ikiih on ths tlcksts were printed for their benefit. We give ths numbsr from memory, hot think ws are correct. This white il literacy Is not confined to the mill op eratives, either, but spread over a large numbsr of occupations. Then, large number, a majority per- . . of the operatives are educated, Intelligent, progressive people w* think, however, that one would find from questioning such Individual- that they nsver worked In a mill aa chil dren. but had the benefit of schonllns. We hops to so# tho primary Indus trial school crowded with the mill chil dren this rsnr as wii a* a mm'iiv pro portion of them In all tho city schools. To put a city school. Just Jlko any of the others. In tho factory district would be exactly the right thing for the city to dot and we hnpn the time will enme when the authorities will *<m U that way. At any rats, we ora truly glad and thankful that the mill men and the philanthropists of Georgia hava com* to an understanding, and that the daar old elate will swing Into line with th* other freo commonwealths that pro tect tholr children even from the pa rent!, should they be unworthy. Mre. M. A. Lipscomb, the chairman of the education committee of the fed eration. ta now at Tallulnh Falls, where she Is spending tho summer at her cot tage. Mra. Lipscomb was foremost among the worker* who established an Industrial school at ToJluloh, and which adopted In the Federation St the ninth annual convention at West Point In November. 1205. Mra. Lip scomb has Introduced cooking nnd housekeeping, eewlng, flower culture and fruit raising. Of course the ele mentary branches of learning are taught, but the Industrial feature ta the main work of the school. as rnurh wbea I am oM, Nswed—More. I Nswed—More, I think. leu prohsMy won't he so *IUy tboo.—Chicago News. SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining States Pleasant Mention From Other Cities AMERICU8. Mrs. John M. Wilkes entertained at a small bridge party Tue»day afternoon at her home on Felder street. Among those present were: Mr*. James Tay lor, Mrs. Frank Harrold, Mr*. Howell Simmon*, Mr*. Shelton Harris, Misses Emma Mae Brown, Amsle and Fannie Williford, Lois Williford, of Atlanta; Blanche and Maybell Hawkins, Nell Council and Susanne Simmons. Ml** May Wheatley has gone to Hendersonville, N. C„ for the summer. Quite a Jolly party of girl*, chaper oned by Atr*. John Wootten and Mr*. George Turpin, are camping this week at Myrtle Springs, among whom are: Misses Pearl and Cano Lewis, of Val dosta; Eula Jonas, of Albany: Janie Johnson, of Griffin; Janette Ray, Jose phine and Nell Turpin, Mattie Lewi* Dodson, of Amerlcus. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Council have gone to the mountains of North Caro lina for the summer. Mrs. Edgar G. Simmon* and Miss Susanna Simmon* will leave Monday for Washington and New York. The Daughters of the Confederacy gave the A. L. I. boy* a garden party on the college campus,last Tuesday evening. Mr*. Frank Harrold ta at home again, after a pleasant vtalt to her parents In Monroe. Mr*. James Taylor. Ml**e* Elisabeth and Martha Cobb leave Saturday for Wrlghtavtlla, N. C„ for the summer. Mlaaea Amxle and Fannie Mae Wil liford are at home again, after a de lightful visit In Valdosta. Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Clement*, passed through Americu* laat week, returning from Asheville, N. C., en route to their home In Buena Vtata. Mr*. Frank Sheffield, Mre. Mary Clay and Mias Bryce Pltabury left Tueoday for Mnnteagle, Tenn.. to spend the summer. Mr. and Aire. W. D. Moreland are-at home again, after a week'* stay at Tybee. abbEville. Mia* Irene AIcLeod 1* attending a house party at Buena Vtata. Mrs. Jena Lott, of Braxton. I* Wait ing her daughter, Mr*. W. ft. Googe. Mr*. L. E. Shepherd ha* returned from Chlpley, where she ha* been via- King relatives. Mlaa Anita Alison haa returned from Atlanta. Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Monroe have re turned from a pleasant visit to reta' tive* at DSmorest. Mr. and Mr*. Dunaway and little daughter are the guests of their pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. At. Dunaway. H. A. Roger*, photographer, ha moved to Lumber City. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Joiner, of Byron vllle, are the guests of Mr. T. I. Mitch ell.. Air*. F. T. Farmer and children are visiting relative* In Sumter county. C. W. Oxford and G. P. Lloyd, of Atontlcello, Ga., are the guest* of Will Elder. A party of young folk* »pent Tues day at Bowen’* Mill. O. F. Paxson la on a business trip to Atlanta this week. Mr. and Air*. L. P. Wimberly are spendlnr a few day* In Savannah. Captain and Mr*. Ward were among their many friend* Sunday. Air*. A. J. Callahan, of Thomasvllle, I* visiting her stater, Aire. W. I- Har rell. The Aliases Wall, of Macon, are the guests of Mlaa Adelle Carnes. O. C. AlcWhlrter ta amending hi* cation at Beaufort, 8. C. J. L. McLeod, of Aloultrie, ta In the city visiting his parent*. Air. and Mr*. W. H. McDaniel are visiting the latter’s parent* at Vldalla. Air. Homer Beld I* spending a few day* In Savannah. Aleasrs. M. C. Paxson, J. L. Reid, L. A. William*. Wright Nixon, R. W. Ewing, 8. B. Hancock, Scofield Beaton are enjoying a fishing trip down the river to Brunswick. A straw ride In honor of the Mine* Wall wa* enjoyed by the young people Wednesday evening. The social event of the week will bo the reception at the home of Air. nnd Air*. Jame* W. Dougherty Friday evening. CAV E _ SPRING. Rev. H. W. Rancher, from Second Church of Rome, ta the guest of Pro fessor R. W. Edenfleld. Air*. Paul Culbertson, of Coal Gate, IT, arrived Saturday to spend sev ere! weeks with her mother, Mr*. A. T. Harper. Aliases Herds and Beulah Jones have returned from an extended vtalt to rela tive:: tn Canton and Emerson. Mrs. J. Friaxeil, of Atlanta, ta with Mre. Hlght for several day*. der, Colo., are here for of the summer. Cave 8pring ta their old home and their many friends are giving them a cordial welcome. Air. Clarence McCurry, of Rome, will return home tonight after a short vtalt to Miss Alaud Edward*. Air*. J. D. Thomas ta the guest of her daughter, Mre. Frank Wright, ‘ Methodist Hill.” Air*. Etta Farr!* and little daughter, of Cripple Creek, Colo., came yesterday to vtalt Mre. Farris' mother, Aire. Cope land. Misses Alary Lou and Luclle Afont gomery, Messrs. T. C. Miller and E. B. Itakrstraw attended the reception In Rome Wednesday night of Mrs. A. T:. Snoots complimentary to her niece, ' , of r ... Atlan and Mr. Walter Reeves, of Spear- Kan., are the guests of their fa< Ml** Mabel Snoot*, of Pittsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mre. B. C- Settle*, of : The Only French Dry Cleaning Process in Georgia ta. ■ VlIIS, iwu., ■,« ii- Bum ther, Atr. J. W. Reaves. Mr. M. O. McDonald and nleco. Miss Bessie Brown, of Rome, era spending a few day* with the Harpers. Aire. C. D. McColllster, of Rome, ta at the Institution. The melon cutting on campus lawn Tuesday evening by the young men complimentary to the visiting ladles wo* an enjoyable fete. Alls* Kathleen Wright will Join trio of Rome glrla Monday and they leave Atonday night for Farll, Ala., to enjoy a house party at th* homo of Mies Wright. Mr. W. O. Connor, Jr., wa* married on last Thursday, the 12th, to Miss Hazel Poole, of New Mexico, and they arrived here yesterday to vtalt th* for mer'* parents, Profereor and Mre. W. O. Connor, at the Deaf and Dumb Im stltute. Horace Wells, of Zebulon, Go. ho* returned horn* after a pleas an vtalt to the Edwards family. Air. and Mra. Bowman and Mrs. Toung. of Rome, were th* guests of Mr. and Mra. A. N. Tumlln Sunday. Professor Craft, of Hartwell, Ga bs* been elected to succeed Professor Christopher a* assistant at Hearn Academy. BIRMINGHAM, A.LA. Lieutenant and Mra. Gordon John ston, accompanied by Aftas Augenta Johnston, sailed on Saturday for a two years' trip abroad. Mtas Johnston will study music, th* language* and art. Alin Lillian Moor* ha* aa her guest Mis* Laura Oliver, of C'alera. Mra. George C. Whatley and her daughter, Mlos Eula Whatley, are spending awhile at Chick Springs, & C. Mia* Sadie dllleeple will leave soon for Greensboro, N. C„ where she wjtl be the guest of Miss Ellngton. Alls* Alan’ Hope, who has been visit ing Mtas Sadie Gillespie, has returned Dry Cleaner of fine Gown*. Silk Robes and all garments of the finest textures. Prices reasonable. ,, *5 North Pryor. „ M ™°" C * ” SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS ORDERS. Mra. C. W. James and are visiting In Atlanta. . -ri.7-r Alta* Bessie Jemtaon will leave In a : Sir few days for Asheville, N. C- where she will spend the! remainder of th* : tsEr summer. ' Air. and Mre. W. H. Kettlg expect to : Too l leave next week for Thousand Island*. - jgi l Mr. and Mre. Ell P. Smith have re- : iffy* turned from the West. : SS33 Miss Emily and MIm Emma Koenig j have gone to Blowing Rock. N. C- to I 23*5 remain during the remainder of th* | summer. j Mis* Josephine Boyle haa gone to : 'Chicago on a vtalt to relative*. While g I there ehe will take a special courae In ha* gone Tennessee Woman's Press and Authors' Club The annual meeting of th* Tennes see Woman's Press and Authors' Club will take placo August 2, 3 and 4 at Alonteogle, Tenn. The following program hns been ar ranged for the convention and Indicates a season of unusual Interest and profit to the literary women who will be present and their guests from varlou* parts of th* South: Program. Officers •— President, Aire. Oscar Tankestey Peeples; first vice president. Airs. Eva Williams Alalone; second Vico president, Mrs. W. W. Barksdale; secretary, Mra. Jeanette . Sterling Grove; treasurer, Aire. Charlie Raker. Chairman ,,r < .mm! 11.•> - Meuilirr. ■hip, Mrs. K. E Adoma; constitution. Mis. I.iicln Dayton I’lillllps; IikInIm'I... Aire. W. B. Komlne. Thursday, August 2. 0 a. m., business mooting. 1 p. m., open meeting In Warren Hall. 5 p. m- tea In honor of the Press and Authors’ Club at th* cottage of Mrs. Claud* Waller. Program—Warren Hall. Invocation—Rev. William A. Gutrry. Address of welcome—Mrs. M. B. Pil cher. Response—Mr*. T. J. Latham. Music. President's address — Mra. Oscar Tankasley Peeples. Roll call—Answered with quotations from published work*. ocal—"Goodnight, Little Girl, Good night"—Macy—Mr*. Annie Laurie Cun yus. Reading of prize article* In club contest. Class A—“What ha* been the effect of publicity through clubs and the press upon the sdvancement of wom en r—Mr*. S. M. God bey. Class C—Th# best leading article for society page—Mre. Wilma Jarrett Ellis. Award of prizes. Friday, August 3. 2 a. m., business meeting. 2:50 p. m., symposium—Warren hall. 5 p. m- tea In honor of the Press and Authors’ Club with Aire. AI. B. Pilcher. Symposium—Warren Hall—Program. Success In Journalism. 1. What constitutes success? Paper—Ur*. Rutledge Smith. Discussion—Alls* .Mattie Harris. t. Professional ethics. Paper—Alls* Corlnna Oreenley, I. Limitations of a journalist. Paper—Mtas Llbble Luttrell Alor- row. Success In literature. 1. Does It offer a better field than Journalism? Paper—Mre. Oscar Denton. 2. Trials, tribulation* and triumph*. Paper—Mre. Garnet Noel Wiley. Discussion—Air*. A. L. Seal*. 5. I* New York the meccaT Paper—Mr*. Lenora Cason. General discussion. Paper—"A New Field In Journal- tarn— Domestic Science"— Mr*. Henry C. Meyer*. Auditorium—8 p, m. Overture — "Raymond" — Ambrose Thomas—Orcheatra. Paper—The Literary Workshop— Mre. Elizabeth Frypa. Vocal—"Joan"—Burleigh—Mr. Doug las* Powell. / Poem—All** Betti* Garland. Greeting*. Int*rm**io— "Kalla" —Delibes—Or chutra. Address—Literary Women of the South In Closer Relation—Mra. George C. Ball. Vocal—(a) Emanl—Verdi; recita tion and aria; (b) Absent—Tlrlndelll— Air*. Buromsrfleld Dickey. Reading—Mtas Sarah Barnwell El Hot. Reading—Mrs. Elizabeth AI. Gilmer (Dorothy Dlx). Vocal—"In Tenn*****"—Mre. Alatt Gardner. Worda and music by Mra. Gilbert Ralne. Saturday, August 4. 5 a. m., business meeting. Adjournment. 10:50, press and authors’ day—Worn- i’s congress—Mra. Oscar Tankesley Peeples, chairman. . Music. Reading — Air*. Jaanatt* Sterling Grave. Vocal—(a) Sevilla—Deasauer; <b) Spring Time—Becker—Mre, Bummer- field Dickey. Literary scrap book. Address—Mlaa Will Allen Drom- goolt. Mre. r i. n. Acuff, who has b«n stalling ratatlre* at Pajrittarrita, Tenn., bn* re turned tn Jaiuer. _ .. . 0# urncd Mix Atary (taut h** gum * • mouth, vtaltlbg »ft«Y"a”"iriiif to bo proiu it Uo*ebw> Tenn. MIm Helen Long, nf Carrollton, Ga~ I* the genet nf Iter brother, Mr. C. lb Lmg. Mre. W. NT White and children Imro gone to boulsrllle to epeml a month with relative*. Mr*. It. D. Wllenn. irf lllnntaat been tho gue*t Mra. Hpaln *t the Jnzptr Inn for * few day*. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Molt, of Iltrralngbam, Ml* of friend* In Jasper Holiday wero gueele and Monday, Mlaa Margo Mra. Culpepper Exum. Lieutenant Oeorge Morrow, V. S. A„ will be stationed at Fort Hnelllng, Minn. Ltantenant Morrow has aa hta guest Lieutenant Aforrta Wllford. Mlee Mary Washington will be the guest of friends on the Alain* coopt during August. Ails* Oeorge Coleman Alorrl* will sail the latter part of this month on th* Kron Prlnz for Leeds, England. He will be engaged In hospital work and expect* to return home early In Sep tember. Mlos Corrta Handley and Mis* Vir ginia Handley are members of a camp- nc party at Lake Champlain. Mrs. C. F. Cram ton will spend th* next month with her parenta. Captain and Mrs. Rogers, at Michigan lake re sorts. • MARTIN. Mtas Dora Brown, of Atlanta, ta vis iting Mre. F. H. Stovall on Colleg* av enue. C. H. Varner ha* returned from At lanta. Commerce and Gainesville. Mia*.Alary Brown returned from Brenau Saturday. Charles F. Knox ta In Atlanta. Clarence Miller, of Royeton, ta ben for a few days. Mlaa lots Johnson ha* returned to Anderson. 8. C ' Mtas Mabel Vemer returned Satur day from Brenau College. Ml** Jessie Cobb, of Cartersvllle, ta with the Mlteea Cooper. C. H. Dance, of Toccoa, was a recent visitor to the city. 0. H. Mitchell hoe returned from At lanta. NORCROSS. Mr*. Howard Pattlllo and daughters, of Atlanta, are at the Hotel Brunswick. Ml** Annie Ray ha* returned from Roswell. Mtas Sara Elisabeth Quinn, of Wash ington, a a., I* with* Mr*. Dora Kl**r Webstar. Mia* Hert Jones, of Atlanta, ta visit ing relative* here. Mr*. JOMph Talblrd, of Macon, ta ■pending the summer here. MIm Harriet Webater ta spending th* waek with Mtas Annls Louis* Klbbee, of Norcroa*. Mr. and Mr*. James Leo Key have returned to Atlanta. JA8PER, ALA. Mr. and Mf*. W. P. Goodwin have goaf •* Cb - - - - - Mre J. William McCarty, Mrs. Lula Bs*khc*)l and Mre William C. ImtI* are ■l Ingram Wells for lb* rrbutascr of the **Mred*mc* J. II. Cranford sad J. II. Itank- 1, it., were lUItvra to Dlrmughzm And<*rano, who hat 1^0 rlMltlntr flrends In Jasper, boa rotorood to her boat. Mra. F. K. Rosamond, of Adftr, la tha guest of relatives In Jaapor. Mr. John A, Coleman has returned from *«.■• *" k, - 7 *'ld homo at Kutaw. Orlffln (.finikin ore spend- j »e* 1 tnrhod from a trip fo nr. Lome Mr. and Mra. John II. Jlnnkbead, Jr., gild Mr. nnd Mra. J. II. Cranford win l.-ave Monday for n trip north, flatting runny of the popular watering places amt returning relatives and friends. month's vlali Informal reception at _ H Jaapar which was one of the moat lnrg<-l* ntti-nded social functions of the osonon. A guessing contest was the chief vehicle »l pleasure of tho evening. MAR3HALLVILLE. Mrs. Warren Grice nnd children, of Haw kliMilIh*. lire ap<-ri«1lfig act era I with her father, Mr. 8amnel II. Humph. Miss Ethel llnldwln gnvo n hoantlful munIi*iile on Tuesday evening In honor of her guests, tho Mlasoa Arnold, from tihcll Mr. and Mra. Halawi Frederick, of At inntn, are visiting their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Walter Frederick. Mias Allcync Ware Is the guest of Mtsa Irglnla Freeman In Newnan. Sim. Fannie Rawla, «»f Hnn Antonio, Tes„ a former resident of MnndiMllrlllo, Is visit- In.: relatives and l.clng shown much at tention by bor old frlendi. DRAWING MATERIAL At John I*. Monro Hons* for draughta- mrn, nrlirmlH nnd ridlegeH. 4‘i North Bread 8t., Prudential building. ••• Our ‘Ad’ Contest Wa* «uch a succeia that wa hava dacldid to again offer to the person writing the best “ad" about this $5 In Gold “Ad,” to be writ ten 5 Inch** aero** two column*. No member of Atlanta Typographical Union or any professional “ad” writer will be allowed to compete. For any further In formation concerning contest addreaa Atlanta Typo graphical Union, P. O. BOX 256. DO YOU WANT $16.00? 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