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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
9
Mrs P J McGovern presented a summary of the Women's Club year highlighting social, industrial, and educational work in the city. She noted emergency outreach, over 130 new members, and committee fundraising for education welfare and industrial projects, with renewed focus on literature drama and music.
A women's club meeting unanimously backed resolutions to amend the city charter to allow women’s eligibility for municipal boards. Reports highlighted Red Cross work, parks and playgrounds improvements, world peace programs, free kindergartens, and education.
A jumble of social notices describes postponed picnics at Bide-a-Wee and related events. It lists attendees including Mrs William Sivary, Miss Black, Miss Lee Tardan, and others, with readings, crafts, and a luncheon planned by Mrs Harry Johnson and friends. The piece also mentions school reunions and a bridge gathering, ending with a note on the Greenswood school Parent Teacher association meeting.
A detailed social schedule outlines dances banquets and ceremonies at the Georgia School of Technology. Events include the Urat dance June 4 at Legadios hosted by the Bult Dogs, a banquet, class day, receptions, junior and senior gatherings, and the graduation exercises through June 9, officiated by college leaders and local venues.
The Georgi Youns Peoples Suffrage association will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock in the parlors of the Ansley hotel with Mrs Henry Grady Bell speaking on The Local Status of Women. Miss Ouida Cox to speak on The taste of the Harlot for Women with songs by Edwin Lee. The Mothers Meeting of the First Baptist church gathers at 10:30 am in the mothers classroom with Mrs Geures Westmorland leading on The Education of Children. The Wedding of Miss Louise Kitheaf Athens and Mr Thomas Deibriding at the Turst Christian church. The Bridge Party hosted by Mrs I. Franklin at her home on AReusla avenue. Georgia Women news and local event notes.
London report from May 24 notes Premier Asay regarding royal support amid controversy. The piece discusses loyalty to the crown, Speyer’s resignation from the privy council, and public reaction to ongoing debates over philanthropy and political influence.
City officials debate buying books for public schools to save money. Councilman Johnson proposes cost plus percent pricing and an open sale plan. the measure aims to reduce library and classroom expenses while supporting local retailers.
A fragmentary report conveys talks with Wilson about Mexican conditions. It mentions President Wal sine tore k reeadved, partial references to polls and authorities, and concerns over shortages and political figures.
Kiffin Rockwell of Avchevillg NC and his brother Paul joined the French foreign legion at the war's start. Kiffin lies in a French military hospital with a thigh wound from near Arras. Paul Rockwell, away on leave for health, plans to visit and faces a medical examination to assess fitness for further service.
County officials and friends gather on Walter P Andrews lawn to mark the opening of the new Concords road on Andrews venue. The event begins at 1:00 PM with Clark Howell as master of ceremonies and speeches from JOR Gray Hugh D Merry Walter P Andrews S B Turman W T Winn and Richard Hardy of Chat.
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