Convention Opens Second Day of Georgia Club Session
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs holds the second day of its annual convention at the Biltmore hotel with morning sessions including minutes, committee reports, and the Tallulah Falls Industrial School program. An evening at St Mark's Methodist features Gutzon Borglum on the Stone Mountain Memorial and remarks by Dr. McCain and Dr. Sutton.
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Biltmore
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Board of
State Building Fund
Department of Public Welfare
Georgia Federation
Valerie Manley
Maria Brown
Ethel Hunter
Catherine Raine
Department of Applied Education
Aileen Harris
Constance Cone
Lucy Elizabeth Harper
Corday Rice
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
George Howsman
Atlanta P T. A. Council
Sawel M. Inman
Department of Fine Arts
Gutzon Borglum
Stone Mountain Memorial
J. R. McCain
Agnes Scott College
John K. Ottley
Tallulah Falls Schools
Georgia
Willis A. Sutton
Georgia Educational Association
Atlanta Public Schools
Will Hawkins
Ellen Newell
Harriett Shedden
Women Voters Meet This Afternoon In Atlanta Ward
Mrs. Virginia Henderson announces the regular monthly ward meeting of the Atlanta League of Women Voters at Georgia Avenue School at 3 o'clock with nominations for state president and executive board. Second ward officers for 1925 will be elected and plans for the coming year discussed.
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Virginia Henderson
Atlanta League of Women Voters
Georgia Avenue
Henderson
Atlanta League
Second
Frank Naedele
Better Films
Ella W. Smillie School
Mary Pickford
Mr Close Well Qualified To Discuss Chinese Life
Local Drama league presents Upton, explorer and former staff member of a Chinese dictator, to Atlanta audience this evening. He helped restore Li Yuan-hung to the Chinese presidency and spent seven years in China. His talk promises a vivid inside view of a country in transition after the Manchu dynasty collapse.
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China
Germany
Woman’s Club
Edgar Neery
Drama League
Atlanta
Mr. Close
Upton Lose
Iegitimate
Li Yuan-hung
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs Convention Program
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs holds its convention at the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel with executive board sessions, committee reports, and department briefings on citizenship education public welfare and school initiatives. Notable speakers include Mrs. Archibald Bramley and Dr Willis A. Sutton, with exhibits from Tallulah Falls Industrial School and a session titled Georgia Federation Triumphant.
Well Known Novelist Leads Scouts In Building Program
National Council of Girl Scouts launches a nationwide building and budget drive led by novelist Mary Roberta Rinehart to support 500000 scouts. Campaign centers on a brick purchase for 10 dollars toward a new headquarters at 670 Lexington Avenue New York City, with regions and chairs named including Mrs Lee Asse t of Atlanta for region six covering Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Atlanta Press
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West Baker Street
Kath S. Martin
Association
Young Business Girls
Misa Martin
At & ueIack
World Fellowship
Wew
York City
United States
Z. W. Baker Street
China
Japan
India
Burma
Ceylon
Straits Settlement
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
Mextro
Near East
Romania
Russia
Baltic States
France
National Board of the World's Committee
West
Baker Street
National Council of Girl Scouts
American Girliand
Calvin Coolidge
Girl Scouts
William H. Taft
Theodore Prevelt
Woodrow Wilson
T. J. Preston
New York City
Lexington Avenue
Lee Asse T
Atlanta
Rinehart
Georgia
Morida
North
South Carolina
Mary Roberta Tiinehart
Girl Scouts of America
Social items highlight Atlanta federation and guests
Social notes list numerous visitors and residents connected to the Georgia federation and Atlanta Biltmore. Names include H F West recovering from surgery, Mrs G Racker, Jason Joy, Mrs Gamar Racker, Nellie Peters Black descendant, and many guests at hotels and homes in Atlanta and Savannah.
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Gamar Racker
Athens
Sher
John McDougald
Peachtree
Outing Pajamas and Blankets in Broad Color Range
Advertisement lists outing pajamas for men in standard grade trimmed with silk frogs from $2.00, night shirts long from $1.39 to $1.95, various blankets including pure wool sateen bound 70 by 80 inches from $12.50, lambs wool special $18.50 to $21.50, Silkaline Comforts $6.75, Comforts de Luxe $25.00 to $43.50, and Down Comforts 142 by 84 inches from $17.35 to $28.50, all on Main Floor.
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Visual Educational Committee
Eastern Star of Atlanta
State Federation
David Shanks
Swanglead
Fort McPherson
Mrs. Ashby
Ita
Rose Mae Ashby
Anstey Hotel
Moving Picture
Ella W. Smillie
Missionary Union
Woman's Missionary Union
New Antioch Church
A. C. Haynie
T. P. Gribble
Scriptire
Mallam Duncan
J. H. Knott
Knott
Minnie Burton
Ladies’ Aid of
St. Philip's
St.Phillip’s Episcopal Church
East
Hunter Street
Bessie J. Robertson
J. Campbell
Griffin
H.T. Godfrey
Sue Johnson
Harrison
Louise Sisson
L. Larendon
Mabel Richards
Martha Anderson
A. J. Morgan
Etoise Hurtel
Marion Robertson
J. B. Phillips
E. B. Williams
Brannen
Chattanooga
J. Evans Brannen
Humane Society
Andy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Glasgow
Kentucky
Lydia E. J Pinkham
Tam
Maggis’ Waller
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlanta Biltmore Hotel
Atlanta Biltmore
M. Sharp
Biltmore Hotel
A. P. .Branders
Charlton Battle
John K.ottley
R. K. Rambo
John.a
Perdue
W. H. Griffin
Department of American
W. C. Martin
E.H. Goodhart
Gaa
Price Gilbert
Tallulah Falls Industrial School
Nannie G. Davis
T. T. Stevens
Greater Fallulah
J. S. Wright
Ida Pound
W. Trox Bankston
W. B. Price-Smith
John H. Quinn
Allen Strickland
J. Y. Swift
C. J. Haden
W. C. Holt
Ra Farmer
Russell Snow
Mercer Institute
H. D. Russell
Club
University of Georgia
Lamar Rucker
Edwina Wood
Alice Baxter
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Fifth and
Peachtree Streets
Archibald P. Bramley
S. ¥. Sanford
Spencer Atkinon
Atlanta P.T. A. Council
Samuel M. Inman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. R. Johnston
Southern Woman's Educational Alliance
JL R McCain
A. P. Brantley
Tallulah Falls
Chattanooga Educational Society
Richard Hardy
Chattanooga Humane Society
Chattanooga Society
K. Weathersbee
Chamberline Johnson- DuBose Co
H. F. West
Atrick
Ia. Baptists
Savannah
Southern Baptist Convention
Jason Joy
Apanta Biltmore
Mary G. Witt
Robbie Gill
Little Rock, Ark
RG. Taylor
Prado
Ansley Park
St Joseph’s Infirmary
Hotel Seminole
Jacksonville
Fla
BE. B. Asher
W. GC. Conner
L. Jones
J. A. Goldblatt
George Protaman
Herbert H. Bailey
IE. A. Brooka
Nellie Sullivan
R. B. Dixon
LaFayette Lanier
Dupree Hunnicutt
Point
P.L. Gomez
L. BR. Mobley
Florida
Daytona
Miami
Wampa
St. Petersburg
Orland
Aow
Lene Felker Lewis
Monroe
The
Federation
Margaret Farrar
Gordon Chason
Bainbridge
M. J. Wright
Warren Woodward
Macon
Lombards ‘Way
E. C. Davis
J. J. Martin
Burkhead Greene
Opelika
Ala
Clarence Hadmond
West Point Woman's Club
Moncrief, Jr
Grand Rapids
Harvey Clark
D. J. Melver
Bish
Mary
Nellie Melver
Sushopville
F. McLendon
LaGrange
Hila McLendon
Oglethorpe Avenue
Cook
Nora Lawrence Smith
Ashburn
Spd
Wiregrass Farmer
Stanley C. Speer, Sr
Ellen
Doris Jean
Milwaukee, Wis
Charles Kessnich
Anne Kessnich
Asheville
N.C
St. Genevie’s
T. L. Herbert, Sr
W. J. Wallace, Sr
Nashville
Mr. and
Flarold L. Beers
G. HE. Preston
Alignata
W. P. Dorough
West Peachtree Street
Preston
Howard McCall
Washington, D. C
National Society
D. A
Pierce Wood
Sandersville, Ga
Corrie
Forus
Federation of Women's Clubs
Eugene H. Aiken
Oxford
Willard Patterson
St. Charles Avenue
Etleys
Mex
Red Cross Bazar
S. Broad St