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<Q Personal Mtntton . ii. K. H. Butler nnd Miss Ada Bui- Buffalo. who or* ban in at- ^■ffffantsaaw; in , . till- < 'oinar Hawaii, the ion of Me Mr« Hark Howall. la 111 at thalr „n Peachtree street. Mr. Mitchell Komar la at tba Royal p.iiniluna Hotal at Palm Beach. Mr, Robert Colaman. after a brief ,l'., i.. Atlanta frtende. baa returned i«r h'ltne. at Macon. J Ildar and Mre. W. T. Newman have returned from a vlalt of aavaral weaka j 0 ,S>» Orleans. __ ui, Frank Havant, of Atlanta, la '...Itlna lira. J. H. Tlmberlike In Vine. ' •!, Mt.. Davant before her marriage ;mi.. Mary Redding, of thla city, „,i h„- o host of frlenda bare who are Itlud to welcome- her.—Macon .V *» - ■ : Mr. i 'harlea H. Bummer* la vlaltlng friends nt Ellljay- Mr ami Mm J. W. Brlggi are , u ' M t» ni Mr. Brlgga’ rjgter, Mra. J. u k r. of Second and Walnut loreta Mr. and Mr*. Brlgga are an n ,ut, from Havana. Cuba, to their hunir ut Atlanta.—Jacksonville (Fla.) ytettupoll*. Mr and Mr*. A. E. Roeenthal. of ii a tHi|.irt. Iowa, apent Monday In At- Onu i n route home from n abort via- lt to Sew Orleana. Mr. Roeenthal la of the owner* of tba great loco- tnotlvt wurka at Davenport, Iowa. : Mr.. Frank Hawklna baa returned from >r few daya‘ vlalt to bar mother, -Mr* ‘ '-'lemnn. at Macon. Mr. and Mra. James M. Savtta. of 271 gating .tret, announce tba birth of • ,on. on February li. Mr F. 8. Morton la apendlng a fen -fr.ij-T m Athena. Ml,. Nellie Forbea la the gueat of Mr. and Mra. Walter Forbea, at Alh Mis, Orace Troutman la vlaltlng Mia, 7msl, McUregor. at Athena Mrs. J. Fowler Richardson and fount daughter have gone to Rome, 0> to spend several months 04 Shorter College. 1 Miss' Mabel Btgbr, after n -vlalt -t-r Mis John Donation and Mrs. Byron jHuaer. In Balnbrldge, ha* returned home. Mr. Kelnoauke Ota. of Tokyo, Japan. b In the city for a few day*. ^ a • / Mr. and Mra Ruuell Hopkins are ■lxpe.led home from New York next seek. Mr. Hopklna has Juat purchased a summer place on the Hudson, where he sill entertain a party ,-f frlenda during the summer. * Mrs. Joseph Thompson has recover*.] from the grip and la out again. mi.. Anne Wallace will leave Sun day fur New Turk via Savannah to ■all nest week for a trip to southern Kuroite. Mrs W. F. l'ruselle.1* the guest of friend, nt Dnhlonega. _kr and Mr*. Robert t’haplti. of Buf falo. Mrs. Montague, of Niagara Falla: Miss 1 lark and Mlaa Etten. Bf New fork, and Mr. jfllBnan. or WfUlams- pori. x. v.. arrived in Atlanta -Monday ts attend tlw Huntley-Speer Wedding » Weduesdgy evening. Mr. »nd Mra. Bolling Jones have returned nfler several days' absence from the city. Mr. William C. King, of Lexington. • lie has been the fewest of friends anti relative* In Atlanta for several weeks, *111 leave Thursday for Griffin. The Little Store Around the Comer Is the only exclusive Lace and Embroidery House south of the Mason and Dixon line. - We can show you all the latest novelties in laces and embroideries. );A great scarcity of merchandise exists owing to the great demand, and this condition is becom ing more pronounced as the season advances. There is also a certainty of still’ higher prices and it would be well for those in a position to do so to make their purchases early -not only to seoire novelties, Hut cheaper prices. In view of the fact that Easter this year falls upbn March 31st, you will only have a little over a month to prepare for your new Easter Gowns. \ Wide Floimcings are being extensively used for Waists and eostmnes. We have a beautiful line at 26c, 59c and 76c a yard. Embroidery bands for Shirt Waist fronts, new patterns, at 49c and 76c per yard. Laces VAL. LACES ABE STILL IN THE LIAO. 7 .tteru8,at 49c and 75c per yard. Having plaeed our import order early,- we are Pine Sheer Swiss, match sets, at popular in a position to supply your demands at the prices Beautiful line of Embroidery Medallions at 10c and 16c. 16 E. Hunter St old prices, ranging-in price from 6c a yard up. Special prices by the dozen. Linen Laces Special values in all linen torchon at 5c » yard. Lace Medallions for Shirt Waist TYorits from 36c to $2.50 each. Beautiful line of all-over Black Lace Nets and all-silk Medallions for handsome black gowns. Come and qpe our line. LITERARY SOCIETIES AT THE UNIVERSITY. Special lu The Georgian Athens. On- Feb. l(.—An Important social. a* well aa literary event, of the wceh trill - be-the- annlveresry Msrctse# nf.lhs.Phl Ifspps nm] f)i. Pc TTlristhe- nlan literary societies of the t 'ntveratty of Oenrgl*. which will he held In the died at IS* Markham atreel. Mr*. N. J. <'arr, age Jo year*, died at li Granger street. Mra. Isabella Hallman. II yearn, tiled at Itl Went Peachtree afreet. M. B. Warner, o«* 12 year*, died scut* -«k:obollc poison at 6 Walton street. J*- -A. iUisfinmgdt yeBrs. died of pneumonia at Grady hospital A. Johnson, colored, age 34 years. Feldelson. of Savannah, whose theme will be “Man the Gap." The' annl- versarlan of the Deniosthenlans Is Mr. K. MacDonald, of Alabama, who will Dr. A R. Alley It critically 111 at his (speak on the "Saving Remnant." Both (<mic. S3 Wc»t Peachtree. (are talented speaker, and the entire {college community of the university, as Mt- Waverly Balrman la in Newnan. | well as the cltlicns of the city, will be *h*rc. she tva* called by the death of-present btr grandfather, Mr. M.’Cole. Mr. Harry Inge, of Mobile, Ain.. I* llif guc.t of Mrs. J. F. Purser, at West etfl .Mrs. Inge Is on* of the most nt- ttirtii c and ttopuiar women In the so. tisl lift- of Alabama, end during her 'hi: Atlanta Is being delightfully intrrt.tined by her friend* In thla city. chapel on the evening of the 21. Thurs- , n ^ .fr pnTu.n.mi. al ClrSdy hoipl.M: day. at s: Jo o clock. The annlversarlan George V. Rushing, age «l years, of the Phi Kappa Society Is Mr. t’. N. died at Soldiers' Home. Mi-- Vera Cooper has returned from * Ihnrt visit to friends at Macon. Mr. Van Etten, of New York, who !** ,H "i ihc guest of Mra. Thomas tUrn-it. left last evening In Mr. Von Mt.il'. private car for Atlanta, where »», goes to nttend the Huntley-8peer "elding, which will occur on Wednea- IIfiling. Mra. Van Etten la the "f Mr. Van Etten, one of the vice lr.'1'l.nts of the New York Central Ulll ".“l Augusta Herald. CORDON CIRCLE~OF KING'S DAUOHTER8 AND 80N8 Tl - lionloii Circle of the King's ‘huglun* and Son* will meet In reg ular —.sion on Wednesday at J p. nt.. "" Home for Old Women. 1* East 'ttvet. A lull attendance Is de- STATISTICS. PROPERTY TRAN8FER8. Jl.ooo—Security Mutual Life insur ance Company, to Craig Coflleld, lot on Gordon atreel. IS—W. c. Hale to Amos Fox. as treasurer of Confederate Home, lot on Joel Hurt street. Quitclaim deed. (1.(60—M. R. Young to Clemmleand Clara Rosenbaum, lot on West Fifth street. 11.225—Asa G. t'ltndler to Frederick Clarke, lot on Poplar circle. Warranty BIRTHS. To Mr. and Mrs. George Buxbec, at 53-It tVeyman street, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. tv. M. Uarmley, .it 215 Oakland avenue, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tidwell, at 112 Logan street, a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Prldgeon, at ||» Frasier street, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hous ton. at II West Pine street, a girl. DEATHS. Mr*. 8. N. Clarke, age 76 years, died at 220 Cooper street. Mra. Annie Branch, age 20 years, died of heart failure ut S» Capitol ave- nU Mrs. Mary C. Smith, ngc *0 year*, died of heart failure at 52 Martin "'fjho Lee Met'lug. age 1 year, tiled of meningitis at I0» Wiley street. B. Barrett, age f.» years, died of par- alvets at 171 Kelley street. 'Bennie Jones, colored, age 22 yean, deed. $1.050—Mrs. Mary E. Forbea to John '. Plod*, lot on Grant atrael. _ 1415—Mra. Ida Sheffield to O. D. Iseley. lot on Jackaon street. Warran ty deed. 1611.60—J, J. West to Mrs. Kate Berry, lot on Btnnewall street. Quitclaim deed. ttoo—Haperille I .and and Improve ment Company to Mrs. Emma L. Dodd, i Georgia avenue. Warranty -Mlttun Settles to H. J. Lamar, lot on Windsor street. Warranty deed. (225—H. J. I.tuttnr to R. L. Settles lot on Windsor sweet. Warranty deed (1.(75—Mrs. fora E. Perkin* It Mary K. Price, lot on Formwalt street, Warranty deed. (175—Brown Investment Company to William Stamps, lot on North ave hue. Warranty deed. (12.000 Penal Bum—Mra. Adele Hanson, to Lovlck J. Neal, lot on Pied mont avenue. Bond for title (11,000 Penal Hum—Mr*, loinnle H, Daniel to Mra. Minnie N. Barnes and Mra. Pallle E. Bankey. lot on Forrest avenue. Bond for title. (700—Mr*. Hullett Johnson to T. J Treadwell, lot on Lowe atraet. Daed to recover debt. !25(—Mrs. Amanda Jenkins to Dr. J. H. Johnson, lot on Capitol avenue. Warranty deed. trsmr Penal Sum—W. Wv (iaueey to - George M. Dorsey, lot on East Georgia avenue. Bond for title. (36—Karl Burchandt to Georg* Dorsey, lot on Georgia avenue. War ranty deed. ($75—Mrs. Myra B. Armstrong James A. Massey, lot on Hill street. Warranty deed. SIS.40O Penal Bum—Mrs. Annie B. Tarrell to B. tV. Torrance, lot on N. Boulevard. Bond for title. ((Oh—Patrick Calhoun to Alexander^ GEORGE R WENDLING IS COMING WEDNESDAY Smith, lot on Crescent avenue, ranty deer). War- EMMA EAMES Uses Exclusively the Steinway Piano In Concart and at Home. Sole Agent* In this Section. PHILLIPS & CREW COMPANY 37-39 Peachtree Street. BUILDING PERMITS. (100—Fair Dodd, to build one-story frame servant's house at rear 4 Pied mont place. ((,(00—Mra. M. Hlrach. to build two- story frame dwelling and servant'* house mt 31 Eleventh street. 310,000—M. M. Davie, tu build two two-story frame dwelling* at 3i-t Fourteenth atreet, (5.500 each. (1(0—W. L. Traynham, to repair Are damage at 16 West PRie atreet. (135— Mra. Phelan Clarke, to Install warm air furnace at 4(8 Courtlnnd street. 1100—J. A latngley. to re-cover and repair Are damage at 113 Blmpaon street. (ISO—W R. McClelland, to re-covor frame dwelling at 232 Garden atreet. •380—John 8. Hlmms. to build addl tlon to frame dwelling at 1(3 Ortne street. (»<m--l» J. Ray, to build addition to frame building at junction of Glenn and Southern railroad. (260—t'hrla Monnlger. to build addl tlon t > frame dwelling at 64 East Har rls street (650—W. D. Gowan. to build addition to frame dwelling at 61 Orm* street. (350—A. 1.. Redwlne. to re-cover frame dwelling at 217 North Jackson st reel. (2,000—Atlanta Baseball Association, to build one-story frame club house at Ponce DeLeon park. (800—J. A. Brownlee, to build addi tion to frame dwelling at 36 Pearl atreel. (3.000—George B. Hlnman. to build two-story' frame dwelling at 771 Pied mont avenue. (500—1) J. Ray to build addition to frame dwelling at junction Glenn and Bouthern railroad. (2,600—Mra Mary 8. Provono to mild addltloa to frame dwelling at >14 North Jackaon atreet. 1100—O. W. Hanktns to mo**‘.and TIMM HIST HUSH GEORGE R. WENDLING. Hon. George R. Wendllng. of Wash ington, D. the noted lecturer, come* to the Grand on Wednesday evening of thla week In hi* latest and beat lec ture, entitled "The Hebrew Law-giver " This Is a great lecture on a great theme by n great orator and mmpletes Mr. Wendllng'* series of atx lectures on raU frame dwelling a, 4. Flum|^3™ ,W'!« Biding at V Wait*Alabama eKn?* ” f i ^Mr**WendllW ^01*7 under the au- 1200—Presbyterian church to build ! »P ,C ** uf < h '' Atlanta Lecture Aaaoohri -E r. Jobe* to repair timtde of T *"V building at ( West Alabama street. I Mr Wendllng come* unde, the au- (200—Presbyterian church to b addition to atone church at corner, _ Houston and Fort Streets. nnoneir enuun (1(0—J. W. Ooldmsn to Install aleam ,R0N DEPOSIT FOUND •t plant at 236 Jarkaon Street. NEAR WAYCROS8, GA. tlon an the seventh.number of the reg ulnr enuiae thla season and the mem ulnr enuiae thla aeaaon and the mem, beta of the association will doubtlefa turn out In full force to hear this noted orator. > Mr. Wendllng la well knoptn by the mOmber* of the association, having ap peared in Atlanta on n number of oc casions In the past. In fact, he ban n standing Invitation from the directors or the Atlanta Lecture Asaoclatlon to com* to Atlanta rurh aeaaon and no where an- hi* eifnrti. better appreciated than here. Augusta, tin.. Fell. It (swings that the turpentine ataguatea, known as the tar, isntlue trust, did uot hesitate to, confess to escape a severe sssttue* at the liseds of Judge Ktuory Hpeer, at Karasaab. yet- teeday, after eatariag a pM of guilty. Judge Itpeer snhl: "The proeeenlkia which termlastss with the pt.-n of guilty estere.1 by the IsSneatial bust urns men Soil the straog rorporstloas wrhleb stand Isdlrted before the court In of the utmost slgulBrssrc. • It may he regarded hs n message from the soterumest to -the people, of Its cogent amt iee- vlaelug character there can b* no gssa- tlon. Herr stands cuuvlrted st th* l>si- nf nubile Justice men who** social rank Is nn4urallnu<il. e-hoac fln.inrlsl power sod litfluciirc are hnnnn not only here, but In th* I’nllrd Kingdom and us I he rnuttaenl.. They are coafeiacdly guilty of a violation ■ of .vital nsttonsl laws, wide to nul.ascr, I the Interests nf all the people. These I Iowa are made to seearr lir the humhleai producer, manufarturer, dialer nr ransuaer 1 I the ssuic equality and fair play In earn : msree as wonhl be acconlrd hy the ferta- Hole of Justice to thoM who count tbfir lapltsl lu lulllloun. " WEALTHY PLANTER Fell from buggY; INSTANTLY KILLED special to The urorgtas. Decatur. Ain.. Frh. Mi-Chsria* With**, a prominent farmer of l.lmrstnns county, was thrown from hla buggy this Monday, neat ilroeehrier. aid his neck brakes, css, & )a? £ IVcpIcs. ansr Mrrrsrlllr. Ur. Wltbrn was about forty-Stc years of age. and naumrrtst. Ills plnntsthui lies near MceravlTfe, **d Is use of the driest places tu uurth 'Alabama.. Rev. Davi* Improving. Special to The Georgian. Brunswick. G*. Fab. 1(.—Rsv. U. B. Davis, of Atlanta, who has been so critically III at th* home of Mra. Mc Donald In thla city, I* reported very- much better, and hi* friends hope for his sp—dy recovsry beat plant ISfto—John S. Blmmona to build ad dition to frame dwelling at Its Orm* •treat. 13,500—H. .Harwell to build-I-»tory special to The tleorgton. Waynesboro, Oa.. Feb. !».—The Me Elmurray place, nine miles from this city, la causing quit* a little talk at this stags of the game. A valuable deposit of Iron has been discovered on „ _ It, and a party of capitalists Is trying taro'i-story frame dwelling* at 111-22 I tn buy IL Simpson street. (1.000 each. Mr. Graham, representing them, was *2,000—Brown and Bandera to build j In the city yesterday and drove out to two 1 -story frame dwelling* at 22(- 1 Investigate, and he thinks It Is n very (3 Sunset avenue. (1,000 each. good quality of orq- Ha la represent- frame dwelling nt !«( Lawton L (6,200—•'. 1. Walker to build I-story frame dwelling at <1 Unden street (3,000—Brown and Bander* to build Ing nn Augusta Arm. and b*tng from Birmingham, knows whst he Is talking about a lien It comes to Iron ore. With oil In the western edge of Burke and iron In the earn and central portions of the county, grant thing* may be expected. Louie* Wabberaon. Brunswick, Oa.. Feb. It.—Louis*, the It-months old Infant of Ms and Mre. F. W. Wabberaon, died February It, nt the home of her pnrents on Amherat street. The Interment took plnce y**-i lerdny nt Palmetto cemetery. The old Mra of * i hals stronger than Its weakest tslnly holds good In itrag store I .r7be , "3r , ,,'r;,rir^:.'*o und «*r I*' y<37*Tfrr* \ y«ur onion. bock mt<i nil WATSON l PHXAM, Proprietors GRAND FHANMACY.