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■WTT. y—>Lpry»".’ ^ ' THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. ^IIIIIIAV. MARCH • ISK. 1 J| TO A YOUNG GIRL. King <|rar. n girlish laughter. And iiuiI'Imi heart. gnv. I'm* Dan* mu*t follow after, A* evening (<>II 'Hk dav . The heart >■( youth I* fi 11««I with , • TIm* hc.ut «.f ug« with |fii« f So l*c U*y mwlU U-UiioUi -alUiv^ The nHtnir that tl- brief. Tiir falrr-t «l;i\« of nil the year Hr trig 4 bai-t* fr.an ..at the w» *!. And hark* tin* t«' ** song. 11 • • vv 11 far, lief mm* he I. libl* hi* w*t I w ‘»ulil not hav «* thv -mile# depart Nor u i*h iliy \ h-*# deep . And # • |e«*t I should grieve thy heart. J turn a wav a# ep — William Walla( e W'lilt* • . k KIMBALL BROWN. A marriage «>f unusual Interest w;i- that of ,M|m AlAbel liroHti and Alt Olln Kimball. which took place at the home of the bride at ,M« Donotigh on Wednesday even/ng"at f> o'* !o. k. The hi Ide wore a Mvllsli traveling suit. Only the relative* and InIImate friend* were pre-ent The bride and It room left on the evening train for Jackson. where tliev will he the gu<*t* <*f the groom's parent* for a few day* After that they will be at home to their ft lend* on llamptun street, In McDonough. 60CIETY 8EES MARIE CAHILL. Despite tile itirleltient Weatllcl "f Friday evening. a large audience gin t. ed Made t’ahlll In the title role of •’Marrying Alary” at Die Grand. In one box Mr. and Air*. Will Kiser nnd Mr. and Alt*. John KHer formed u congenial party. With fobnel and Alra Dowry were Mi*j» Hoelne Hftettl, Mi**“ HhMU* Famth* Kugeiu* llayne*. Air. and All*. IMwaid Hatne* and I». and Aire Klkln occupied a box to gether Mr. George Viindf> gttesfs Mere Ml** Sara AlortH. Ml** Alary Tlmimi*, Ml** Kate Robinson. Ml.*** Jennie Knglislt. All** llarite Storkdeil. All*.* lb line 4Marke, Mi Lyon Werner. Mi Hugh ItoblnNon. Alt John Wheatley, :Mi John Lusk and Mi o D Street, the patty being entettaine*! at ‘■upper at the club lifter the theater. Among those seen In the audo-m« were Mi«*e* Katbatlne tSIioNHn Ldiili Russell, Nannie .\li-oI*o», Kyo Wrigb-.v, Ilo4«*rm • ri:.tt rII, Mill y T'«>t IjiTTH? Nall Payne, Jo*li* Stockdell, Air*. I'crilgo. Messrs Kduln Johnson. Henry Mile*. l)old*iiith. Hugh Foreman. Hugh Rob inson. Rce-e Mai shall, Mr. and Mr* Albeit I low ell, Alt. and Air* 1-Mward Fortaon. Air and Air*. Harbour Thonip- •on and oiluri*-. Mr. Stewart to Marry Miss Clark *J/»rl of AmerJi j> *ii h. Walter Ibiliard St» *■ April JT. at the hoi in.'tM the engagement «-f her daugh- it. of Oieenwood. Ml**., the vved- »f the prospective hi Ide at Atnerl- R«v. Mr. Johnson to Wed Miss Grson .lohii*o tin i c.iiMn I* a he.iutlful and a«r c .pushed young woman. possessing diamath Hopi.mo voice of un a *ual, «*.vi»tn»**.*. and has a luuy* circle ini- who will tir interested Iti the nnnoun*ement *.f her marriage, r Johnson l* an eloquent and t>ioinliient voung clergyman. mid pastor of jin* l *ii «t Fre-byterlafi rlhiu h of Madison, Ga. of f» and many potted plants. A large number of children as well a* grown folk were present Prlxea were offered for the best ehIMren’s costumes, tip* girl*’ prise, a handsome jewelry box. being won by Miss tiara Hoffman, and the boys*, u pretty book, by .Master Hoy Hauer. latter In the evening a general dnnre ttiii enjoyed and refreshmenta were set ved. t»n Thursday night another IMirlm ball wu* given at 117 1-15 Whitehall street, which was largely attended, and was a great success from every point of \leu. TO MISS HOYT. AYERSTEWART. Mr** LoiiHe Itag*<lale Hti’vcnrt. of Iieiaiur. tJa. and Dr. Uiiy It Ayer, of Atl.ini.i, eldest son of Alt. Hhd AfTi. A If i ed Aj**r. «»f <»cala, will mauled at tb<* Ibiptist cliurelt at In-catur on April lo Tbl* news I* received with pleasur able Inteiest by tlie Florida fi lends *.f the giooiu In Ayer was born and tented at l«akc Weir and liu* been a visitor t" 4 tenia arid Jacksonville i number of times. He was graduated flout tile Atlanta <‘allege of Medicine Iasi Miiimier and is associated with III* cousin. Dr. Marbm T. Henson. Ill the piaitlee <»f hi* profession.—Jackson- \ llle | Fla » .Metropolis. WHITNERWALLACE. Tie* marriage of Mr*. Kadle Mar* gueiette Wallace and Mr. 4**harles I low - aid Whittier will lake place on .March !♦; ei Trinity church. They will leave immediately after the ceremony for lint Ida There w ill be no cards. MR8. RAGLAND’8 TEA. Mi* Oscar Hagland has Issued In- \ltallon* »•* an aflern«*on tea at which she will entertain Tuesday afternoon, .March In honor «»f her guest*. Mrs I..nigley and All** Langley, of <‘ull- the fa*hh>n of the \\\ T. I* INFORMAL LUNCHEON. lover th** world, the minutes of the last Mr and Mr*. Heck gave an Informal meeting were read, corrected and up* luncheon Friday In honor of Heir proved. The chair Informed the gite-t*. inviting to meet them Mr. aiidjthe success of the W. 4*. T 1*. Institute Ml- Heck, Mrs Van Ft ten. Alls* Louise | held February IT-lK at Trinity i liunli. I'latk fobinel and Airs. Lnwty .MI** ,„. vv members had been added, i tmi Dooly, Mr. Tout Air ftlu-hie 111 > ti|n ^ ti t<) t|1| |itt< M tlw , —— | had been benefited and bad taken «>n (bat tbl* was largely clue to fi lend* at a theater party Saturday afternoon in honor of Ml*.* Hoyt, the guest of Mra. Ford. SOCIAL MEETINtToF THE ATLANTA W1LLARO W. C. T. U. j 1 f 4 —-Although the ratn eumr rtnwn tn fine style Thursday afternoon, "tlo* faithful few" of the Attnnta Willard Fnlon were not to be deterred from attending their regular meeting. They were, cordially welcomed by Mr*. Mathew Forster and her daughter In their lovely borne. No 127 We-t Peachtree street, and aft**r singing a hymn and voicing u prayer. LJ tl ’ k il BIRD SUPPER. The Zebrcdojtc «*lul» will •*ateitaln at a bitd stipp* r Haturdav night ai tbeli • ■lull f**«• fci • oi Whitehall street Those Invited are Messrs. Hubert and Itegls Krsklne, Ian lati \N \att. Harold Ara*«ui. .I*»e L<*e, Janie 4’nmeron, ls»on Wilson. Henry lliin*«*u. Willie Mayre, John Hurke, 11>>biu Adair, Walter i‘«»x, Fted Hwanu. Mai-ball Whitman, Jean Hmvthe. Joe Johnson. I«ewls «’atbait. ] .conai-d Htoaghton, Ware Ho|lula\, Philip Annual*. MRS. LOWRVS* LUNCHEON. Mr* J|o)h>m J Lowry entertained at ft luncheon HaturdaS* at Hie t'apltal, «“Ity * iub In « oinpltmeut t*» Air* Van 1 Ktten and .Ml-* l^mlse ciark, tin quests of Mrs Lewi* Heck. l.utn l.eon was *«r\> d at I oV1m*k find the patt> ttaliabd Mr*. Van Ktten. Mis* L'*ul-e »*l.u k. Mr- Heck, Air* .1 4 J 4 tgle-by. Mi- T H. Neal, Mr* John 1». little. All*. Flunk S Kill*, Mt- 4’lurk Howell. Air-. John King ottle\. Ml*s l.-uia WRIGHT LITTLE. Air W I* Wtight was married to Ml** K IV Little at the home of Mr. Kohlnson, at Wavero**, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock- llev 1. Thom- m*. ptifuriui-J iHus.~iM.fimimy—Mi. ami Wright will make their home In W.ij IN HONOR OF VISITORS. Friday evening at the Piedmont Dt mg t'lub .Mr. Hilt hie Kimball eat mined delightfully at dinner III lioi of Mi*. Kdgur Van Ktten and Ml** Louise i'lark, who spent Friday and Saturday In Atlanta with Mr. and Alt*. 1. 11 Heck en route from Palm Iteuch to New Yoik. Air. Kimball’s guests were Mr. and Mr*. He* k. Air.**. Van Ktten, Mi*.* <’lark, .Mr*. Leo Lew-man. Air Toni Lyon and Mr. Seatnon of New Yoik. THE PURIM FEAST. e Feast of Purlin, W lltell eomme * the dellverancft of the Jews a from u niashScte, with w IHch J pap«*r were threatened In the dn\* of the ** the kindly aid and encouragement ex tended by the pastor of Trinity church The motion to make Kev. James W Lee an honorary member, without the l ta yn»ut of i* nnnn ' f hie*_ entbusi- astlcally carried by unnntmou* vote, and the secretary was Instructed to miiis hint a letter notfylng him of till* ‘action on the part uf tin* union. - j Much disappointment was manifest- - |ed In the failure of Mr*, tleneva Monte it L'ook to he present and recite. \tlanta dm lug tin* present i- well known. Purlin I* ft u*t -4iit*I nlway* « left for .Miss Kva Smith, who woll the -liver W. i\ 1*. V. medal, to carry *IT the lionttrs of the occnsbm. Ml** Smith will contest for I ho gold W. t*. T I* medal ut an early date. The winner will be sent to t'olumlnis, tin., to con test for a grand gold medal dating the session of the state convention In <»ct •- her and all expense* will he paid b> the H, orgla W. <* T 1*. Air*. W F Trenary wn* npp'dnte I superintendent of the department ol • iuisllan . Itt/.etiship for the Atlanta Williitd Fnlon. Mr* Itowlex was rei|Ue*ted to lead *t on “Flower Mission Woik” and elly Shower" displayed on the room demonstrated el* Candy Supremacy Discriminating jmrdiasers have pronouneed Xunnally's dandies superior to all other luanu- faeturers*. Purity of ingredients, rare ui mak ing and years of experience are the points on which tin* verdict of popular approval is based. There is always a reason for widespread and increasing popularity. Public approbation is seldom volunteered. It must he ejmunauded by superior merit, infinite pains and long effort to give the jM-opie what they want. Xunnally’s Candies are universally popular. from a visit to friends at I'artersvllle. Mrs. o. It. Hlackhurn. «.f Washington, !>. I* the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. K. W. Palmer. In Inman Park. Mr* Hlackhurn was Ml** Lillian Palmer before her marriage, and during her girlhood visited Atlanta frequently. Miss .Mamie Harrl*on. of ti|»ellk-i. Ala . will arrive in Atlanta Sunday to be the guest of Mr*. Alfred Truitt. Mr*. Sidney J. t'hamherlln. of Ath ena. is spending several daya iu Al- ln~nm. Mrs. L. K. Satterftehl I* visiting her sister, Mr*. H. II. Fox. In 4'arroli coun- I ty. .Mrs. Willis Dohhs ts on a visit to ‘ Mrs. L. H. Shelltnan. tn Tampa, Fla. Alls* Pel la Hwanson. formerly with Randolph's Hair Dressing Parlor*. Is now with Flayton & Yoltn, and will he ! glad to see her friends. This smart calling gown ia made upin in pal# gray broadcloth. Tha want hat an added ornamentation of the cloth forming a tort of short coat affect. Tha akirt ia quite full and hanga in graceful folds. during 500 CLUB TO MEET SATURDAY. Mr. and AD* Van Astor Hatrhel" x\ tit entertain the .'•■"* «*lub Sututdu evening at their home, on Jump* Street, tl .• tiietidM r* «*r whh li are At and Mr* Paul ibdd-mtih. Alt and Alt Kvetyn Harris. Mr mat Mr* It* l.ew i- Judg** and .Mr* Nash Hro\ |.* Mr and Alt- Van Astor Hatchebu nnd Mr- IMward K A an Wlnkh mat Alt- .1«*-**jdi Lain*. Jr, Mi Mi * Hob I »n\ i* If I* , would have tlieir hand* full when Mo \ Started out to distribute to tile ’’*hUJ- ttis” in Atlanta'* trtd Lada**' Ilona* atul laistdtal*. etc. making with the •'«* Hubert Mllau* Forster a grad- .. . . . . uate of tin* Hoston 4 onservatorv «<r o.i.\ lli blew a and Mali hotne* ar»* x lusll . am | tla* winner of sevetal ele- a*d "HI: gcta toii* hospitality^ 1* medals from that fanam* lt»*ti- ig and old. while many public * •- iiitiuii.'eharmtngtv rendered S« human'- function* maiU tha ladtdav Auf-chwlng" and M»*\»»r-Helmund'- i Tu-sday evening at the Hebrew • |i a nci*’’ and then invlteil her and Iter l, v i o i luiti*' lloine, undei tin* ait-pi* e* .it ntothei * gue-t- Into the dining room AD tla* •'otiticll «»f Jcwl-h Women, a d»*- t \ h* re th»\ foutal tin* tattle «lec»*iatctl Afi 1 lightful lo-tume ball wan given Tbe' ul |j| r ,,|„ ^ of wide white satin ribbon nnd decorations were profuse and artl-tb. , llu j i„,w- of tla* same, re.ieblng trom i consisting of quatitltt**.* of tut flower* I u,,. ehiiiab Iter t* the f. fill* .-«|n.lfe table, ittal lltell » .III I >ubo|s. "The Lord of Glory Is My Gouta»d-Kmer*on. ”Tl»y Way. Not Aline.” Hlzet-Ubv llerbei t. Organ P.»stlude, Hati-tc. t ‘holt A piano and i been charmingly entertained during Light. " j their brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Heck, left Saturday night for the Hast. millen. Air*. Duughty Miller, uf Augusta, lots re j turned hotne. ^ . Mrs Frank IL’Iiihou b.t- i**turn«Hl to WurmslHirn. Mins Llleen Lnuler Is In ImiUIIii Mi*s lless I e Starr. «»f Augu-in. is visit lug Ml** Pit nil tie WmIIb**#*. Messrs. Jim I'nlmer nml Nl. k Parker nre at home from tla* l'tilver»lty of Meorgla for a few days Mr* Snslnna llrlnxm, <tf Augusta. I* here. hr. William* tins returned from Mm on i Atlanta. Mi** Ira Hell Is v|*|iing In Waynesboro Mrs. Oliver Join**, of Augusta, wa* her# this week. Mis# iVelio Paul Is In Augusta. I tall (more nnd N* Mrs. r. V. DeLoaelie lias returned from i Savannah Mis# Pauline Wallace entertained ln*r guest. Mis* Hassle Sturr. of Angu-la. at 1 progressive post card* Frhl.iv evening ol fa r home ou Musonlc street of weeks In Atlanta. ATHENS. Tla* At lien* Woman's I'luh no aflerii'MUi at tla* home of the Mrs Sidney .1. riuituherUti Is speii i, Mil* week ill Atlanta. Mi-s .luiie Lyndon has returned lioua- f a visit to Hoita*. Mr. Waltaee Miller lias returned fiom visit to relatives In Macon. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Alell are at I'h. water. Fla. Alls- laoiise IuiIIom* Iuis returned fi. Atbiuta.—wlu.a'4u shu mu llui gucs.l U Joseph M Terrell 'resident K. 4’ Hriiuson of the Norn, land and SeiH*rluteiale«t ti. IS. Itoml la**ls are In I’hleap). ntt«*ndiii.* the national ed neat loan I coiivcutlou. Xli-s Marla Price lias returned t.. I.uc.v I’old*, after sjiemling n f**w *bn- Fariiiliigtou with her parents. Mr* l.**uie M. Hell, win* ha* l***n Athens for several Weeks, left Mulid.iv I it%g**rald. Mr M**re«*r Hr«*o li I* quite III at tla* le of lit- parent* oil Dougherty street M». Abe Vork **f»er till* City. »il-- .aamte Fheney is with friends In A Innta. Mi. I*. K. Lowe, of Wnshluglon. rl-h-l Attan* tht* w.sk All T*. I .'' llas'it toll ha- leiuiiicl fr• >si i trip to Atalnta. Mis* t*llxalM*th Swift, of Klbertoii, I- th* guest of Mis* l.rdla lluteliln*. Mr. Hugh N. Starnes of the State K\|m- mem Stsllou Visited Hr. II. F. White till* w »*ek. Judge Hardeman, of Washington, la \l.-i: lug Mr. and Mrs. Frnttk llanteman. John J. Wilkins Is sllghttr ln-li*- MARSHALL VILLE. A beautiful nlTnlr «*f tin* vv»*«*k w.t* tlo* t;«*orge Washington tea given !•> Mr* WII j llillll I’. I.ester to | lie D lUgtlters of I la* ' ..... I HeVolutlen About forty gi|o-ts were pie- I nvv er* and children j ,.m in colonial east nines to participate in K* In (Hlundo, J tla* hl*torb*al puxxlc* ami game- of Ho* , ; evening Tla* parlor* vwio ohibora'»*l> d*** j united In tlo* national ••dor-. \*lih ilafe- nml hafelicts and a eherry tree >11— Kdua a gowti of lavender and old posed. .Ml** Anna fa»u Mathews, who ha* In visiting Miss Lucy Durham at liecului. n. return this week. Mr. Am# Warren f’mailer, after a v|*n i- III* home In Atlanta, Is agnlu In Athens MLs June Lyndon will return till* week from a visit to Atlanta nml Home Mis* Ruth t’miiilughnin I* on* of tla* la'** arrival* from Virginia at Lucy i.’ohb In-'l tUte. "Tla* Mint Princess." by George Ad*\ was presenb*l Friday evening at tla* Seia » Stovall chapel by the young IndlcA of l.u> » 4’olib. Immediately after I.ont the D. A. H w •resent one of the heat plays ever put - a • v loeal talent. It will In* given at <!. olonl.nl. AIKEN. S. C. During the past week the settlor el*— - ' st Angela* Academy were busy in '••• lee rs a-signed with their essays on l.o'.g fellow Tlie-e essay* show Htiihition " 1 -tudv They are taiitefiiUy gotten up vvr Illustration*. *ueh a* tla* young hob* * found aaproprlnte In our fdetorlal review- Houiol In ribbon, enveloped In a tn*t-fd • over, flier are kept for the Inspection of friend* nnd patrons. Wednesday afternoon the pupils had liu—« enjoyable outing In tla* pail, giouial- of Mm. WiMsIlniry Kane, win tliev wilt vi-lt our mid-winter fair. Mr- M F tt’lbuirko and Mrs. .? le* •• ti'ltourke. of Fharleston. came up foi •‘iitertalnuani Tlwv, In eoniintuv "i’d Ml— Su-b* n Itoiirke. spent Washing'' ■* IdMbdav in Augu*ln. 1000 Persons Find 1.0H7 pertonx—men, women and children— who eat DR. PRICE'S WHEAT FLAKE CELERY FOOD »r.d > . w.ll find »f0 of them that it has helped to cure of mnxttpfttton. You i never know what a real, delicious breakfast Laid i* uutd you have eaten thnt food. In preparing it there is no part of the wheat berry K.jt, for wh vh reason it i* always found to with tl.e most tie*.a ate stoma* h and to excite the required natural action of the bowels to van* qutsh constipation Pftlfttftble — Nulrltloua—Eft»> ol DljMlIoa and Ready lo Fat rm be ttnti bat. fn\ la a bet ret for • U* niastrt:' #VcMk ta keiiiaf ailk. i.?.***• m ~b:7. areXL/l All €. roe era • IMPORTED PRECIOUS STONES Cuinpr Milk' 'Mir m«M I-Nt•■I1>*I\I- |mr, li.:- ■ ■ ■ I' -tut^ lim, IIMHI.I, I'.-ai ji. ••(ml*'. Sii|,|'liy', \ mi'l Hull ■ EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. Watches and Jewelry 37 Whitehall Street. _ „..NaxweB Bouse ^,1 Blend Coffee CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO. NASHVILLEH0UST0N.