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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27,19 07.
CONCeitT FOR AID 80CIETY.
Tho Yminjr l*adle** Missionary «nd
At4 r gm-Fely Jmck»un ttlll Baptt*t
« IhhvI* will fflvo a concert Thursday
night til S o'clock at the church. A
«ij Intcreatlnw proflfruni ren-
•I* i'll. After a few selections by till -
• in-.| music lnp.H ami clocutlonlnts. Dr.
I :ii l>. Jordan, the paator. will wive a
it tun* on Ids travels In Palestine. .Ml
am cordially Invited. A free will of*
ftitnc \'ill he taken.
MISS CRAMER'S RECITAL.
Mism Jenny «'rumor’* piano pupils
*i!I Rive the following musical pro-
r:-iiii at the residence of Mrs. T. J.
Ill West Peachtree street, on
». \* Krhiay afternoon at 6 o'clock:
Duct. Beyer—Ml*a Virginia floodnow
in.i lorn her.
Little Perslstenre, Seebreck—Miss ,
• bile Rh|)|».
•hi l.es Ktolles il’or, Strabhog; tin
M 1*1 rst Pride <waits), Richter—Ml**
A unit- |.ee Cray.
';•» Theme, Ehmcut; <h) Let's
M'lty " Kevarts—Miss Rthlten Stewait.
«;«• Soldiers' March, Schumann: tbi
£• Imlck, Schnnck, Oudelaack. Rein-
• tc) When the Children Co to
• • • o. Relneoke—.Miss Eva Beatie.
<n Dolly's Dreaming and Awaken*
l - tw-Nten: lb) March Kadle, Rum*
n ) The Fair, Gurlltt—Miss Flotse
Admits.
Priere du Morn. Streahhog; (b)
In Rank and File, I*ange—Miss Laura
llif'ey.
Siiinnlledchen. Kllmenrelch — Miss
N’ 'I Mallard.
• •» Mignonette, I.lchner; (l>) Pas*
• ate. MHz— Miss • Marie Adams.
'Of • Serenade, Bohr—Miss Louise
Ripley.
•ai At tile Ball. Lunge: (bi The
• phenl Boy, Wilson—Miss Marga*
'"• Rosser.
Lady Hetty (Old Knglish Dance).
Fc-ith- Miss Lillian Yow.
• Simple Aven. Thome: th) Battle
Manila (descriptive). Holst, (c) The
s Ml. Weber: (d) Auld latng Syne
'■••inert paraphrase), Hoffman—.Miss
M.»i> Cray. •
*»» Seennd Mazurka. Godard; (h>
T' Hut tenor. ( 4 h«mln«de: (c) Ka»
••mol ostrow (portrait No. -21, Ru*
t..< —MIhm Pauline Coulter.
Ti-p Norwegian Brldsl Procession.
Miss Annah Mulltn.
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who I Mure* his III* U
w ise for hla family.
The nun who Insure* his heslth
It win both for his family and
himself.
You may Insure health by guard
ing It It U worth guarding.
At the first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER aad mani
fest* Itself In Innumerable ways
TAKE__—*.
Tutt’sPills
And save your healths ,
BOX PARTY AT GRAND.
, " r - J - Tundt-wm (tv# » box
u r !3“ v ,v *nlng at the Grand
STa^SE* ‘ n<) h * r
SPEND-THE-DAV PARTY.
Thuuday Mr*. John a. Sounder, will
entertain a few friend* at a epend-ths-
Andereon!"' '* *" ABdr ^
WEDDING - ISUPPER.
Mr and Mrs. W. T. Bowd.ii will en-
tertaln at a supper Wednesday even*
In* at their home. In Kirkwood, In
honbr of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bowden.
The aueat. will Include: Mr. and
Mr*. 8. K. Bowden. Mia* Bowden, Mr.
a? “•*»;. B. a. south. Mra. Bra
Mastlre, Mr. and Mra. F. f. South,
Mr. and Mra. J. E. Bowden, Mr. Henry
Duncan, Dr. and Mra. Sprayberry. MDa
Alva Burk*, Mr. U>n 8. Burks. Mr. Ed
"Prayberry. Mlaaea Gilmer, lir. and
Mi*, i . Bowden, Mir. Alice Adamaon.
HERRON-WHITING.
General and Mra. J. w.. Whltln*. of
Mobile, have announced the engage-
ment of their dauahter. Jeaale Fairfax,
to Mr. Walter Ward Herron, the wed-
dlna to take place early In June at thalr
home. In Motflle.
CLUB MEETING POSTPONED.
The Forreat Avenue Card Club will
not meet this Friday, .owing to the
Illness In the family of Mrs. John Mc
Kinley.
THE MA8TER8* CLUB.
The Masters' Club held a meeting
recently at the home of Miss ^Evelyn
Jackson, The following program was
given by the members:
Overture. Weber—Misses Eve
lyn Jackson and Mary King.
« In An Old-Fashioned Carden,
Bteele—MiSK Mlgnon McCarty.
•N«». 3. Werwwd* d« AiUuqulm, Thome.
—Miss Annie Lee McKenzie.
I- Maaurlca, J. Lewie Browne—
Mlse Mary Richardson.
f». Longing. Sartorio—Master
Marshal Norman.
6. Valse, Godard—Miss Gladys
I>un*on.
No. 7. Lullaby (violin solo), Bloch -
MIsm Kate Richardson.
K. Ballet du Cld, Mshsanet—Miss
Luc lie Law-ton.
No. 9. Rhle to Bumpvllle, Cramm-
Mbw Marv Tjinmr TCnlgM
10. Bridal Procession. Grieg--f
Mies Edith Dunson.
No. 11. Cacoucha, Raff—Mr. Marsh
Adair.
No. 12. (a) Consolation. Mendels-
din: <b) Etude de Style, Itavlna—
Alls!) Kale Richardson.
IS. (a) Cradle Song. KJerulf:
(In Etude, Chopin—Miss Annie Lou
Pndget.
No. H. Dance of the Sylphs. Kullek
Miss Angle Harding.
No. 15. Intermeszo. Delibes—Misses
Kate Richardson. Mary Richardson.
Agnes Williams and Evelyn Jackteon.
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Luck tendered
thefr Uni* da ught eiy Mlaa Marga'
Luck, a delightful party Monday after
noon from 2 to 5. at their residence.
(4 Mayes street. In honor of her ninth
birthday. It was a charming occasion
of recitations, games, etc., after which
the young guest* were Invited to par-
take of nn elegant luncheon.
Many pretty presents were received
by the little guest of honor, which evi
denced the affectionate esteem ot her
>oung playmates.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Ladles' Auxiliary to the B. of L. E.
will hold their regular meeting on
Thursday at 2: JO o'clock In the K.
P. hull. Kiser building.
MR. AND MR8. CHAMBERLAIN
ENTERTAIN BRIDGE PARTY.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward P. Chamberlin entertained at
charming bridge party complimentary
tir Mrs. Harrison Sykes, of Mississippi.
Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlin's apartment!
were decorated with a profusion of
pink roses, ferns and palms. The guest
prize, n handsome turquoise brooch,
was presented to Mrs. Sykes.
The first prise for the ladies was a
set of extract bottles, ami was won by
Mrs. J. K. Oltley. The ladles' second
prize, a box of cards, was won by Mrs.
Ttmddeus Horton. The gentlemen's
first prize, a tiquer set. was won by Dr.
Quellensteln. and Mr. Charles Bayne
cut the consolation, an Egyptian cigar
lamp.
Mrs. Chamberlin wore a stylish toilet
of pale pink silk, made prlncesae
Mrs. Sykes was gowned In pale lilac
crepe de chine, made princess*.
The guests Included: Mr. and Mrs.
(Utley. Miss Mary McCarthy, of l^»s
Angeles: Mrs. Hanson, of Montgomery;
Miss Rollne Clark, Miss lama Dooly,
Mr. Charles Bayne. Mr. Edward Al-
friend. Dr. Willis Westmoreland. Dr.
Zoepffel Quellensteln.
Hard-fworking women, worn out by # the toils of household
or other labor, need the balmy relief and reinforcement to be
found in Wine of Cardui. The pains that they suffer, the
miseries that they bear, as a result of female ailments, brought
on by overwork, are mostly unnecessary and can be relieved
or cured, by the use of this wonderfully successful woman’s
remedy, which succeeds because it acts
scientifically, medicinally and curatively,
on the womanly organs and constitution.
Made entirely of pure, vegetable ingredi
ents, and being strictly harmless and non- 1
intoxicating, it is the ideal tonic, strengthen
ing medicine, for weak girls and women.
Its action is such, that it puts strength
where women most need it.
Thousands of thankful women have written
letters telling of the wonderful curative results s
they obtained, by its use for their troubles.
Why iibniy It for yours?
It will surely help you.
ALL
DRUGGISTS
Woman’s Relief
Suffered Untold Agony
Personal Mention
Mr. J 1>. Malaby. Jr.. I* III m hi.
home, on Xnrih Boulevard.
Ml** Willi* May Hnrrl.on left Tues
day In Join her aunt. Mi*. Woodall, at
Pnim Hcaih. Fla.
haa ivturned from
r». Frank Kllll
Palm Hcacll. Fla.
Mr. and Ml*. iMiarle* Sls.on hav,
returned from their weddln* trip and
are nt Imme, nt M We.t Harrla nlreet.
Mi* K o. Stevens, of BlrnilnRlmm.
I* In Atlanta nrranalmr to *!ve a serlea
,,f tooklna lecture* and demon.lratlona
under Ih* auspices of th* member* of
ran sheltering Arm*, early In Match.
Mi*. Steven* Will *" In (olumbua on
Thursday to upend a week.
MISS Mini* I-ou Ho*id. Of LaGran**.
„„, ,,. * Saturday to spend aeverul
'" k ' , n ,h* City. Ml** Hood Sill be
the KU*»t for a »**k of Mra. Waller
Karnwell: law »"*• •* w,t 6 h,r
aunt. Mr*. P. 8. Shelnmn. at her home,
jar, juniper aireel.
. tSeorge B. Allen hn« returned 1
a Visit to her parent*. Mr. and
Mrs. Porter Weakley, at Na.hvllle.
Mrs J w. Hibson ha* returned from
„ .ix weeks’ visit to New York.
Mrs R M. Kates has returned from
Sliver Freek. Ga.. where *he went to
attend the fuaeral of her brolhee Mr.*
$1.00
BOTTLES
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MRS. Wm. TURNKR,
Bartoniilie, UL
KH T
The many fi4*M*.‘af fMr*. R. T.
Hteinhacen will be fllatreued to lasrn
of her vary critical lllnets at her home,
■J74 Sprint street. Mre. 8telnhe«en ha*
been quite elck for eeveral monthe. but
only within the paat fmnlght hae her
coodltlon become eo alerndn*.
PERFECT GLASSK8.
We employ the most skilled median
Ira to make our leneee end we turn ou
Ire to make our leneee end we turn out
only the very finest optical work. A.k
to eee our new Torlc lenaes and th*
Semi-Invisible bifocals. Everything op
tical, and the best. A. K. Hawkea Com
pany- optician*.. 14 Whitehall street
ml t:i ,Peachtree street.
Gainesville
Serious
Consideration
Tti*r» la no mqn» a^rion* rrapntirihii
Ity In llw* workl tkan th® drag fcaai
»ty in inr womi loan in# nr»g »nan
a#aa. and nothing ahoaM rail pm**
MMiotialy upon yuar-rarafal dlarflMl
nation than Ibf arpN-tlen <*f ywir
CraarrlptkMi Drntetat* W»* r^f#t
rnm to yaar phyal«diin a» to ««ar goal
in«*atl«MiN nml Ntaadlng. m
your unUr* tor pranpi Mtvory.
QR NO
watson i mm
PropriBloffB
Nan*
Write lb a I^ter _ _
If you art aufferina from any form of womanly trouble or ailment and would like careful ad
vice as to what to de, write us a letter, freely and frankly, stating age and telling ell about your
troubles, aad we will eead you a Free Letter of Advice, end • copy of our <4 pegs book -Home
Treatment For Women." All correspondence strictly confidential, and reply sent In plain, sealed
Address: laiha* Advtaocy Pep*-, Fhettaoonja OiyCaEkWlfoi —***-
A Local Treatment for Ladies
For Sale by all Druggists in 50 cent Boxes
Every lady may obtain a FREE TRIAL PACKAGE (sent by
mail prepaid) of CARDUI WASH, the ladies new antiseptic treatment
for all local troubles, by filling out this coupon and mailing It to
THE CHATTANOOGA MEDICINE CO., Dept. A, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Fleaad sand me by mall prepaid a Fra* Trial Package cf CARDUI WASH.
Name - -
Street or R. F. D.
Postoffice -v
County—-1 State
Bartonville, 111., Jin. 3, 1906.
For eight (8 )years I suffered from various female diseases. 1 had
backache and headache, so bad every month, 1 would have to He down.
And again, I suffered untold agony, with bearing-down j&ns belc
my waist* My eyes pained and had large brown rinclaearmwd them,:
No one can ever know what I suffered.
1 have lain and wrung my hands, and sat
up In bed and rocked myself at. night,
trying to gain ease; ! doctored and
doctored without relief. . Finally I gave
up to an operation, but after I pulled
through, I seemed to suffer all the same,
if not worse. Finally I began to take
Wine of Cardui, and have now been tak
ing it for about a year. It has improved
me wonderfully. I have recommended
it to many friends, who see and know
what it has done for me.
During the past summer, I have
done all my housework and worked in
kitchen and garden every day. I am
now in good health, look well and suffer
no more pain. My nerves are daily
getting stronger. MRS. WM. TURNER.
Jainca K. I’. Hurt, who died quite aud. | Henry 8. Jackeon.
denly on February ». ’
—- Mi. and Mr*. John Kl*t*r have re
am! Mra. Earle E. Grig** and tuinnl from New Turk
hfldren returned Hunday from, _
,h ' y j* \" Harmon Fox bna returned trom j ^m#' tjmT'wIlh" iraTTho.ua*' BMiie.
Mr. and Mra. E. D. Eaten. three weeke. vlatt to New Tork and, M I*b Arnold hae often vlelted Aahe-
Mlea Virginia Arnold, a anclal favor-
lie In Atlanta. I* In tha city to apend
Mra. M F. Fold* la vlaltlns Mra, i " ' 1 ’‘ hln * lnn '
Jamea Fold*, at Fonley, Ga. j Mv. sieve H. I.enter who haa baen
“ , „ .... . [spending tome time wlib hi* mother
ram*, of *» Wlndaor | n Virginia, haa returned home.
vllle before.—Aahevllle (N. F.i fltlten.
Mr*
street, hue returned from a visit to her
non. Mr. Guy Farrt*. at fit. Augustine.
Fla.
Mr. Fharlle K*te* I* confined to hie
home on Garibaldi Mien with nppen-
dldll*.
Mi*.
Tenn. I* *|>endln( several day*
Atlanta at the Piedmont.
Mi*. Dean Slier la In Jackaonvlll*.
Fla., with her daughter, Mlea Rena M.
Slier, who l* quite III.
Tli* friend* of Mt. Mark Sheridan
mil be glad to learn that he and Mr*
Shrml in will arrive from l*>e Angelr-
nr\i week to make their home In Al
lan!*. Mre Sheridan wan Ml** Idllinn
llBllance. of Ixm Angela*, and will h* I vllle. Fla.. I* the gue«t of All*
irtliellv welcomed hire hy the friend*! Reneealear. I^ter «h* will
I of Mr. Sheridan amt of Mr. and
Fhnrle* Hherldan.
Ml** Eleanor Faaeldy. of Jackeon-
Van
vlalt
Ml** Kmnm Durham la th* guest
Ira. 8. it. Hutrl)en»on, at Athene.
Annl* Hull will leave Thursday
*l>rml eeveral day* In Florida.
MITWaH. Moyer .nierUlneri Inf o,
•nally at n epend-dhe-day party \V*d-
ne»itay in honor of Mr*. Siaffnitl. who
Mlea Roberta Eai hary ha* returned 11* the gueet of Mra. Andrew Ander
from a visit to friends In Athene. | ——
Hlackmun. of Washington,
Mrs. Howell K. Jackson, of Xa*h-1F.. t» \ lilting Mr*. Howanl Pkbnri
vllle, I* the gueat of Mr. and Mr*. I her homo In Inman Paik.
Folonel Jams* Snell, of Illinois, and
Ml*a Mnbelle Snell, of Kaneoa Flty,
Mo.. Iravr spent Ih* past three week*
at the Wlndaor Hotel, and their de
parture today for Atlanta 1* much re
grrttyd by those who have had the
pleasure of meeting them.—Jacksonville
<Kla.) Metropolla.
.Ml** Jennie fllbbe* la the aueat of Mr*. John Twiggs, of Ausuata,
relative* al Savannah. | spending several weeks In Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tullie. Jr., of!
Montgomery, are the guests of Mr*
Tulll*’ parent!. Mr. and Mr*. A. J.
Haltlwanaer. corner of Linden and
Fourtiand street*.
Mlea Myrtl* Matt Ison 1* spendlna a
few day* with her parents on High
land avenue, and after March I will be
In Flarluton.
Mr*. MvLeay entertained the ’Goa"
Flub Tuesday evening. Miss Hoyt, the
guest of Mr. and Mr*. Ford, won the
first prise, a cut glass bonbon dish, and
Dr. lamglno won the gentlemen'* prise,
a silver |iocket knife. ’
Mra. Roberi Alston has returned
all from a visit to Mr*. T Mayhew Fun-
I nlngham. Jr., at Savannah.
Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom
ach, Torpid Liver and
Chronic Constipation.
Pleasant to take
Laxative Fruit Syrup
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Cleanses the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow complexion&/0f
pimples and blotches.
It ts guaranteed
The many friends of. Mrs. Evelyn
Harris will be glad to know that she '*
recovering fiom her recent Illness.
Mr ami Mi*. R. K. 8lutw will leave
on Thursday for Atlanta. It la a source
nr general regret that this popular
couple are leaving Macon to make their
home elsewhere. Hr*. Shaw la a most
charming woman and has made a host
of friends In the city.—Macon News.
Among the Macon delegates who will
attend the M. A. E. banquet at th*
Piedmont Mnrch s. are Messrs. Drake,
Duncan. Kilpatrick. ‘Riley, Jackson.
Kpiiersnn. Eden. Fort, Parrish. Smith,
Knox. Render and Donovan.
Mlsa Kittle Stubblefield, who haa re*
lently been the guest' of Atlanta
friends. Is now visiting Mrs. T. D.
Coleman ai Augusta.
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