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fHB ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. HONDAV, MAflCH X, SOCIETY. • • Mr*. George C. Bell, Editor. Chirlotte Stewart, \ Selene Armstrong,/ And IVontfm’s Interests MAKE BELIEVE. Let* rhunjrr tb* tblmm *r«*un<1 . Tto^jr'r* thinjr* that we wf»h «li*iu to lie; And If there la MdncM <>r Borrow. UH’i dream till we charm It away: Lara learn from the children and borrow. A aaytnff from child hood—’’Let'a play.* that the world'* full of baa . _ there are roeea In Mooto; Lefa play there la pleaanre In duty And Itfht where wo thought tnere wee fiooai; Let*# play that thla heart with Ita aorrow la bidden he Joynue and glad; Let’a play that we'll And on tomorrow The Joya that wa tu vor bad. e with j Let’a play that tha •unlllrft & ahlnlnf To gtld the green alopea of the bill; . Let'a tday there an* bird* blithely flinging Their eonjra of delight to the air; Let'a play that tha world'a full of ringing, Let'a play there la lovi^ J, T )££ T M)aikmg cJM • THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PALM SUNDAY. The shadow of waving palm* *u etched against tha horison of Christen, dom on Sunday and through the vault* •d arches of the world's splendid ca thedrals was heard the triumphant etralna of the Faure'e "PaJma," telling of the entrance Into Jerusalem of Christ the King. Across the pathway of the Christ, all strewn with palm brunches, begins to creep the weird, aolenin darkness of the cross, which will crown the summit of Calvary on Good Friday. Hut for one brief day the kingly glory of Earth's Hedeemer Is made manifest and waving palms and glad hosannahs proclaim the march of the Christ, which, begun at Jerusalem, lead, to the Judgment hull, and to the bit* | teraess of Golgotha. Orest congregations wended their se- I rlous way trom beautiful cathedrals through the busy streets of teeming cities on Sunday, carrying branches of palms, blessed by the hande of pious priests, and the on-looking world knew j that one of the tremendous epochs In the history of Christianity was being I fittingly observed by devout men. wom- »*n and children. The authority of two [of the greatest branches of the Chrts- ; tlan faith has Inld Its restraining hand upon the gay. pleasure-seeking world land has commanded that Holy Week shall be a period set aside for humilia tion and self-denial. This season of self-abasement Is bounded on one hand by graceful wav ing palm branches, on the other by the glory and beauty of Enster lilies, while lying between Is the gloom and the ehadow of the cross, which stands for the redemption of all mankind. TO DR. Af«rMR8. GIBNEY. Dr. and Mrs. Olbney. of New York, the guests of l>r. and Mrs. William 1*. Nlcnlson. were the hotter guests at an Informal tea Hunday evening given by Dr. and Mrs. J. (3. Baird. at their home on Capitol 8<iuure. The table was artistically decorated with pink carnations. The guests In cluded l>r. and Mrs. Olbney, Dr. and MY*. Nlcolson. Governor ami Mrs. Jo seph Terrell, Dr. Todd and Mies Louise lialrd. , IN HONOR oFmIS8 HERVEY. | Miss Julian Perdue will enierloln nl an Informal bridge parly Tuesday aft ernoon In compliment to her guest. Miss Rhetn Honey, of Savannah. The Invi tations will h« confined to the young ladles In Inman folk. V CHRISTENING CEREMONY. [ .The young daughter of Mr. nml Mrs. -Ti C. Scott, Alice Chandler Scott, will be christened Tuesday afternoon lit 4 o'clock at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Scott, on North avenue. Hr. C. O. Jones will olttclale nml (Misses,Emma Scott and Bessie Chun- ; dii l will be the godmothers, it PQ8TLENTEN ''JAMBOREE." • The "Jamboree." which will ho given tat the Marlst Hall on the evening of 'April 3. Is an event In which n wide In-. !forest centers. There will be n VSUde- ivllle performance In which flfty nr [There popular young penplo will take Sjairt. amt also many Interesting tub- Uoaux. At the conclusion of the pn- (gram there will be many "afler-thea- fter" parties In Sodality Hall, where a (■delicious supper will bo served. Striped mohair Is the material of which thla stylish street eult Is made and which Is the fashionable goods for general wear this season. The bottom of tho skirt and edges of the Jacket are bound with bands of plain mohair, or silk If one pre fers, but the mo hair Is more serv iceable. If the color Is gray mid white, then it narrow gray braid out line! thla band: above It la a row of braid-covered buttons. The ve*(,U made of some white vesting and Is de tachable, so that It may be taken ‘In and nut easily uml laundered. With this pret ty suit the flyring brimmed hat of gray hair braid atruw trimmed with marabout Plumes Is very smart. Street 8uit of Gray and White 8triped Mohair. NINE O'CLOCK GERMAN AFTER EASTER SOCIAL EVENT. tin Wednesday evening, April 3, the Nino O'clock German Club will give a german, which will bo the flrst large lul event to tako place Immediately after Easier, nnd probably the last ger man to bo given by tho Nine O'clock Club before tho beginning of the guy season next autumn. Nature’s Cure for Constipation When troubled with constipation the day should be started with tbe juice of a whole lemon in a glass ol cold water without sugar. This, with regular exercise and the sating ol DR. PRICE’S I WHEAT FLAKE OELERYl ■foodh srill stimulate the liver into extra actiSn atul then the bile causes the bowels to move. Bile is the natural laxative lor tha bowels and the lernou acid and the food stimulate liver action. Palatable—Nutritious-Easy of Dlgeatloa and Ready to Eat CakumtM. Pst Is s kst esm tsr • fts attain: sr task a asms «piokigt package ilXHF "-~S1 BEAUTIFUL EASTER JEWELRY. W* h»v* f t • r 1*1 J> il «i*n tl»m*n, th# ft*by and th* Ml** Th* U* 1- u|*i**'tr'*-»!•( • Ibljr to ih* mopf highly rult«r«l t***' EUGENE V. HAYNES CO. LEAS "BARFIELD. Mr. nnil Mr*. J. Edwin Lea* nntioun.c the engugement of their daughter, Kv.\ Ruby, to Mr. Alonso Burfleltl. the weJ- <llng to take place In the late spring. O'BRIEN-GUDE. Mr*. M. M. O’Brien announce* the engagement »«f her daughter, Helen, to Mr. Albert Vuhletnlr Unde, the mar riage to take place April 30. Tho an nouncement I* of tntere*t to u wide circle of friend* hero In Atlanta. Where tlio young people are among the nt«Mt IHtpular member* of the younger society t*t. The wedding wilt take place at the home of the bride and will a**omblo only the famine* of Ml** n’ftrlen and Mr. Guilt and their clone friend*. MATINEE PARTY. tls* Katharine i)ho|*tln wa* among *o entertaining at Imx parties at Monday afternoon'* matinee, her guest* Including Mr*. Lewi* (’tinnlngham. Ml** Mary lha* Tup|»er, MIbmcs JohIo and Harry Kt«H'kdel|. PSYCHOLOGY CLASS. Tbe * la*** In elementary p*ychob*gy will meet Tueedny nfti*rn>»4»n at 3:ir» o'clox k In tho committee room of the Woman’s flub. S. Cl WHALEY. MRS. BOGMAN To ENTERTAIN. on Saturday. March 3a. Mr*. Ge»»rgo W lloxman will give a luncheon at her home in Inman Park complimentary t.* the voting ladle*' committee «.f the Plr.wf Prcuti) tertati cbtmii TO SOLVE SERVANT QUESTION. Tim w ,mn n «»f M.mtcltlr. N. J, are ateiut t.» ofgstitlte h |>»fite*tlc Sen ff e » or,*or.»U »n. to do iiwa' With the idrudgeiy of tin* kitchen and*mihetftut* f*»r It h |»rf«tly ••sgutpped, skillfully fn «r «g* -i • enf .il f.fnnt. « hi* h aliail prr- i-aft .ill tir family * f bring It to till' hifUM* three time* * d*>'. »nd tak.- ««ftV !>.*• polled illRhs - lead ing to the •aNRib oi»;> tin* i-Ogpint u*k «*f i.» *imug Ilr t*l»i« .* may »u|t her fan- A CREAM OMfMifWfl* rwe» Pncktm, Ur0fMft», Tam, Sallawm—M, tm to u I* Ar»» 90c. mad ttM by ringjgMi- CHILDRE»| >EETHINc Mrs. Winslow's Is -very part of tha Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. Guarante-d under the Pure Feed and Drug acL June 10. llOi. Serial num ber 10M. AYRR-STRWAflT. Mrs. Bertie Veal Ragsdala has Issued Invitations to th# marriage of her drtdner. Mrs. f-nulae Itagsdels Btew- arL to Dr. Guy ID. Ayer, at high noon. April Id. at the Baptist Church. Deca tur. Us. • HOUSE PARTY. Tha marriage of Mlea Adelaide Allen and' Mr. Leonard Day will take place early In April- Many handsome social functions will be given complimentary to Miss Allan previous to her marriage. Miss Allen will entertain a charming house party, which will Include her maid of honor. Mlaa Kathleen Klnttx. of Salisbury: Miss Brama QiilHian.>of Cedartown: Mlea Allan'* only bridea< maid. Miss Oeorgla Boswell, of Oreens boro, Oa, and tha Misses Walton, of Madison. HOME MISSIOfTcONFERENCE. The Woman'* Home Mission Confer ence of North Georgia will meet In Orlffln April 3-7 Inclusive, and It la hoped that a large delegation will be In attendance. Each auxiliary should send one or more representative*, and It Is asked that the names of all dele gates be sent In to Mrs. John F. Jen kins. Orimn, Oa. Mr. Groves and Miss Lawhsn to Marry Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Lawhnn, of Marietta announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss lierta Gladys, to Mr. Edward A. GroVee, the nodding to occur some time about tha middle of April. The wedding will be u •mlet home affair, only a few friends and relatives being Invited. Miss Lawhon Is a pretty and attractive member of Marietta society. Mr. Groves Is a prominent railroad mail, being traveling freight apd passenger agent of the Burlington Route. Miss Hargis h> Marry Mr. Quigg , —a. Colonel and Mrs. Richard Reubeh Hargis announce the engagement of their daughter. Dixie Lee. to Mr. Thomas quigg Richardson. The marriage will take place Wednesday afternoon, April 24, ut their country home. “Spring Lake," Cass Station. absolute freedom for (he housewife from the care end worry of providing for the table, and a cost to members fur the highest grade of fond, prepared In the very best manner, which proba bly would not exceed the usual cost for the average family table. The corporation may extend Its serv ice so as to Include laundry work, house cleaning, lawn mowing and gar dening. BRIDGE CLUBOF WEST END. The Bridge Club of West End will meet Wednesday week, April'3, with Mrs. 8. V. Russ. On account of holy week, there will be no meeting of the club this week. evening"reception. Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas 'J. Day will entertain at a reception on the evening of April 3 at their home, on Bouth Prvor street,‘the occasion being In cel ebration of tha 23th anniversary of their marriage. TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB. Miss Jennie English will entertain the Tuesday Brldga Club this week at her home, on Cone street. BIRTH DAY" PARTY. The birthday party which Master Edward Kent gave Monday afternoon at the home of^la parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kent, on Ponce DeLeon avenue, was one of the prettiest events of the season among tho very young belles and beaux. Games were played on the lawn and each little guest was presented with a souvenir, consisting of some Easter novelty. During the afternoon deli cious refreshments were served. The guests Included: Misses Francos Fuller, Mary Winston Fuller. llarrl *t Haynes, Rosebud Elchberg. Lydia Wheeler, Kllsaheth Thomas, Eugenia Green. Martha Lttwshe, Mary Cren shaw. Virginia Lipscomb. Margaret Calhoun. Carolyns French. Huxcl Huff. Alice Calloway, Alice Turner. Jean Cantrell. Mary Ann Lipscomb, Juliette Murray. Mario Turner. Murthn Crane. Anna Willingham. Bernice Rowley. Amelin Melllctiamp, Nora Melllchnmp. lllaneho Emery. Mae Emery, Musters Charles Fuller, Jr.. Thompson Bussey. 11 ulliert Hussey. Frank Huff. Epps Brawn, Edtvln Green. Lewis Smith, Walter Wulker, Parker Freeman. Thomas Crenshaw, Jr.. Hurry Thomp son. Jr„ Malcolm Turner. Jr.. Arthur Rowley, Goodwill Elkin. MI8S NOYLES DELIGHTED AUDIENCE AT HIGH SCHOOL Miss Edith Coburn Noyles. who comes to Athintn under the auspices of tho Allanla Public School Improve ment League, nnd who will give a pub lic reading .Wedqesduy afternoon at 4 p. m., nt the Girls' High School, de lighted an audience Monday morning when she gave u complimentary read ing to which tha faculty ami students f the High School, members of the hoard of education, of the lady hoard f visitors, of ths Atlsnta Art Associa tion. the Woman's Club and faculty of the Roys' High School were Invited. Miss Bargeant. principal of the Girls' High School, Introduced Miss Noyles. after which Mrs. J. K. Ottley spoke Interestingly of the object of the Public School Improvement League, Miss Noyles gave a brief but varied program, which showed her versatility is mi Impersonator. Her child Imper- notions nro delightful, and the Wed- it-silay program will Include a number r these A nominal sum will ls> cha'rg- d for admission Wednesday afternoon lit 4 O'clock when Miss Noyles will give o reading ut the Girls' High School. Tile proceeds of the reading will go to the beautifying of the High School, and the entertainment Is the first given by the league, the object of which Is the improvement of the public schools and chonlyards of Atlanta. Ii Is hoped hat all who are In sympathy with the purpose of the longue will be present Ht the High School Wednesday after- ioori to hear Mt«s Noyles. who Is one if the best Impersonators on the plat form. WOMAN'S WORK FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS On April 9. I«. It, the tenih annual conference for education In the South will be held at the t'srrdlna Hotel. PI nohurst. N. «• one of the tm|«ir- tant features on the prtgrant will br « ,y„ tisslen of "Woman's, Woik For tin Public Schools," when prominent wo-| men who have been s* live in sevctal j Southern slates in organise ! • (tort for si Ins.I Improvement sill give tsi-ots | the results "f ttietr efforts Itt this .It- j conference under one roof will faclll tale personal acquaintance and n free exchange of opinions on the many vi tal questions which especially (merest those engaged In educational effort, and It Is anticipated that the exercises In general will he more Informal than they have been In previous confer ences. EA8TER DINNER DANCE. Saturday evening, April 6. the first dinner dance after Easter will be given ut the Capital City Club. At 7:10 o'clock dinner will be aerved In the ladles' dining room, after which dancing will continue until mf(|tlght. RESULT8 OF THE* COOKING CLASS. The completion of the scries of cook ing lessons Saturday, given under the auspices of tha Sheltering Arms, brought to a close one of the most suc cessful enterprises ever undertaken by the good women of Atlanta. The com mittee In charge were peculiarly for- lunato In eectqtng the service* of Mrs. E. O. Stevens, of Birmingham, as di rector and demonstrator of the neces sary culinary -art. Mrs. 8tevens has a positive genius In this direction, which she has culti vated by cloee study, keen observation and extensive travel In this country and In Europe. Bo gratified were the women of the Sheltering Arms with Mrs. Stevens' work and the aplendld financial returns from the cooking class that an enter prise along the same lines Is contem plated for next year. It haa been sug gested that the nefc dly auditorium will be completed by that time and might be used for the cooking class, the great spare of the proposed hall affording the best possible opportunity for the culinary lessons and for the display of exhibitions made by the va rious business Arms of Atlanta which are Interested In the sale of domestic articles. Clear of all expenses. It *s estimated that about 1700 was realised for the Sheltering Arms from the series of cooking lessons during the past week, , pupilsmTecital. Special to The Ooorglnn. Huvvklneville. Ga„ March 23.—Miss Chambers' pupils In expression gave an excellent entertainment Friday night at the school chapel. The pupils taking part In the exercises were Misses En- tlora Henderson. Lilly Joiner. Clyde Harris, Grace Rugan, Sarah ChandhX Francos Lovejoy, Birdie Birdsong. Sul- lie Frank Thompson, Eleanor Johnston, Justine Mashburn, Joule Ella Hender son nnd Masters Vernon Wimberly and Sitenocr Richardson. Those of marked ability In expression were Miss Endora Henderson In "A Royal Princess;" Miss Clyde Harris. In "Mary June and the Telephone," and Miss Grace Ragan, In "Haunted by n Song." A NOTABLE GEORGIA WOMAN. Mrs. Emily Verdery Hatley, the tvlfl ow of Dr. George M. Rattey, formerly of Rome. Gu.. Is now making her home with Iter sister, Mrs. John S. Prather, nnd Colonel Prather, In Atlanta. Mrs. Battey Is now an octogenarian, hut at id years of age Is aa Indus trious uml energetic aa when she was an active Journalist on the prrsa of New York, (Meg regular work for The New York Herald. The Telegram. The Sun ami magaxlncs of (hat city. Though generally spoken of as "Mrs. Battey of The Sun." only a part of her time was given to that (taper. But she held her position on The Sun for seventeen years as a staff editor, corresponilr.lt and special reporter of various events— sermons, religious ceremonies, publl" anil social meetings and functions, fashions and faahlonahle charities, etc . Positive A sod* cracker should be the most nutri tious and wholesome of all foods «nsdo from wheat— ■ Comparative But ordinary soda crackers absorb moist ure, collect dust and become stale and soggy long before they reach your table. There is however, one Superlative soda cracker—at once so pure, so dean, so crisp and nourishing that it stands alone in its supreme excellence—the name is Uneeda Biscuit In a dust tight, moisturs proof package NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Hello! Where Are You Going? “Am going to 91 North Pryor St. to have my Spring Suit Cleaned.” OUR WAGON WILL CALL PROMPTLY. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY. Gloves Cleaned, all lengths 10c Bell Phone 2468. Atlanta Phone 5131. Parisian Dry Cleaning Co. 91 North Pryor St.. A. 4A. LOBEL, Manager. * of Mr r *9 the • tmri t-4 f Diamond Importers 'SI Whitehall Street • I;!** l FlM'e.l l» !»! .*« Ut vl sU Your Baby’s Stomach Th* weakest ortnrn of your baby U ths stomach. Th* 330-1 critical star* Is - thl* In vari ably etuMi Mnwirins nnd stemach di*or» d -it; follow*! by bowel pains, Dlarrhoat and Cholera- Infantum. Thera b wia barm We lY-rred • that corrects an J oiraa all ouch disor der*. uni It U Pitt's Carminative it contain* no trtfuriouj druya, and bm tho • mioreensat of mothrra who boro ual It. CurtMiri tndrr tho KsWil fur* Kwi tad Dtuc* AcL ALL DlLOfJStS ii Coofs Tbe Umt A RtnVIa Drug Co. MleoU, Ceerjl* In fact, everything except criminal and court case*—everything that a self* respecting woman or an Intelligent man would conaent to hAndle for the public good. . If Mr*. Battey*retains even a part cf her former, ability with, her pen and her, well-known reputation for accu racy and conscientious utterance. h?r book of “Episodes and Interludes." recollections In the life of a bus? “newspaper woman." which she Is now writing and oomplllnr, will be one the interesting' books of the year for newspaper people when it appear*. MEETING OF ATLANTA WOMA _ Mr*. Alfred Truitt, chairman or lecture committee of the Atlanta Worn- an'* Club, arranged an especially In teresting program for the regular meet ing of the club on Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. McD. Wilson, president of the Woman's Club, presided during the ear- part of the meeting. Later Mrs. Jtt had charge of the program, and gracefully Introduced the speakers for the occasion. Rev. Ur. J. 8. French, of the First Methodist church, who deliv ered a rarely attractive lecture on "The Hattsfylng Power of a Great Ideal." and Mis* Edith Noyes, of Boston, who as a gifted child Impersonator gave several charming renditions. Light re freshments were served after the com pletion of the program. ORATORIO AT TRINITY CHURCH. The oratorio by J. Bnrnby. "The Lord Is King." which was given Sunday aft ernoon at Trinity Methodist church, tinder the direction of Mr. Charles Sheldon, Jr., was n musical nnd artistic success. The soloists were In splendid form and the chorus evidenced the most areful training. A large and appreciative audience was present and the following program was given: Psalm XCVII. Chorus. "The Lord I* King." Baritone Solo, “Confounded Be All"— Mr. John Mu 11 In. Soprano Solo with I-miles' Chorus, Zion Heard of It”—Ml** Mamie Har rison. Alto Solo, "O, Ye That Love the Lord*;—Mrs. Arthur (’revision, offertory—Mr. J. Fowler Richardson. “The Night Is Departing," Mendels sohn—Mr. B. D. Armour. “There 1* Sprung t*p a Light"—Dou ble chorus. Tenor nnd Bass So)o* and Chorus, King All Glorious"—Mr. R. 1>. Armour and Mr. W. Joseph Hubbard. March and Chorus, "Gloria Patrl." Soprano*: Mr*. W. T. Wlngflcld, Miss Mnmfe Harrison. Miss Grace Lee Brown, Miss Fairy Ritter, Mr*. J. Fow ler Richardson, Mrs. C. A. Sheldon; contraltos. Mrs. John Cooper, Mr*. Ar thur (’revision. Mr*. Gallyard. Mr*. If. M. O'Brien. Miss Jennie Armstrong; tenor*. Mr. R. D. Armour, Mr. McCal- lum, Mr. J. W. Marshbank, Mr. John Cooper; basses, Mr. John Mulltn, Mr. W. Joseph Hubbard. Mr. Hunter, Mr. Otis Nix. Mr. Edward Barnes, Mr. Col lie Campbell. INVITATI0N8RECALLED. Dr. and Mr*. Floyd McRae recalled the Invitations to the bridge party which they were to have given Mon day evening nt the Piedmont Driving Club In honor of Dr. and Mr*. Olbney, owing to the fact that Dr. Olbney was called to New York by telegram and he left Monday ut noon for his home, (ucumpunied by Mrs. Olbney. COVINGTON. Mr. snd Mr*. Attlcus (1. Worsham, after a visit to relatives In the city, have returned to their horn** In Macon. Miss Virginia Price, of Atlanta, was In the city Wednesday and Thursday ns the guest of the Mlimes Carr. She came down to uttne** the parforputnee given by amateur talent In Muslf Hull Wednesday night, for the benefit of the battleship Georgia's silver service. Mr* J G. Oat I Iff, the guest of Mr. and Mr* J. H Carroll, will return In a few i!n> * to her home In Williamsburg. Ky Ml** Emmie f » »k, of Mschen. has re. ftirr.eri t » her home after a visit to Mrs. V Harper Mr> William Ft hie) Ibmard. of De lator, i» sending the week here with r’ donei Howard, who i* in attendance up- n the Nevt'in county superior court. 1 Air* Eugene W. <'siroll and < hlldren i Ml* the gur*t■ of Ihe family f#f Hon < William If eigen In Js* ksof) Profeee .r amt Mrs u r Adams have I been tleltieg tot Moan* aui tha guests I of Mr and Mr« Adam* * Mr *hd Mrs A iUrsrU taut ft- k 80 EASY TO FIX PUMP8. NO GLA8S. DUNN MACHINERY CO., 54 Marietta Street. Phono* 1761, Atlanta. Ga. turned from Jarkaon. Mrs. Baulin* Jarman la victim? I Atlanta, the guest of Mr*. J. T. Corlej Mr*. L. A. Clarke I* In Atlanta \li King Mrs. John A. Barclay. Ulaa Jessie Morrla. ut Conyerr, I th* Kuest of Mrs. J. R. McCord. Mm. N. C. Carr and Mlaa Flora Cal are back from a vlalt to Atlanta. Mr*. B. 8. Walker, of Monroe. tv« among the arrivals at tho CovltiKto Hotel Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Blekeretnff. of Coin (Tt la tbe guest of Mrs. Laura Allen, hi fore returning to her home *ho '»! vlalt Columbua, Atlanta and Smith St* lion, Ala. > . On Saturday, afternoon the Entn noun Club was- entertained hy Mir Desna Hays. The Irish manner of ce ebrnilng Ht. Patrick's day was Him trated. Kissing the "Blarney stone" in one of tbe amusing features of Hie af ernoon'a entertainment. The prli" fl the urtttleat Jake was awarded to Ml Frances'Lee Clabi the guest of Mrs.. MACON. Macon haa been verj - quite sorl.il daring the past week. I.ent l« hell observed generally throughout the • It and as result there have been very fe social functions. Mis* Minnie Van Epps, of Atlanta, visiting Miss Roealln Davis. Th* wedding of Miss Margaret i'a lawny, of Macon, nnd Mr. B. Palm Axnnn, of Savannah, will occur sot time early In June. The details of t wedding have not yet been amtounc, though It Is staled that It "III he quiet homo affair. Mrs. T. J. Carling has returned hut nfter a lengthy slay In Florida. Teas will bo given at (lie Log C«J Club ever)' Huturday afternoon <l'trt April. A meeting of the wives of t Log Cabin members was held Fi day morning at the residence "f M Waller D. Lamar, whose husband president of tho club, nnd the arrant ments for the teas -were perfected The first ten will be given on Mat 30. The Indies who will be In rh,il are: Mr*. Walter Lamar. Mrs. Ld«0 Burke, Mr*. Roland .Ellis, Mi». t her Hall and Mr*. Bruce Jones. On April < the following Indies v lie In charge: Mr*. Ben Jones. M A. D. Schofield. Mr*. Powell hr.nl oil April IS: Mr*. Louis Stevens M Henry Wortham. Mr*. Wallace M" anil Mr*. George Duncan. The other date* have not yet hi Ailed. Ml** Louise Aver* left yesterduy Atlanta, where »he will utlend Am Scott College. She will return In fop the Earner holidays Mia* Sarah Hunt, of Marietta *' Itlng Mrs. Isaac Dunwody. on <>nu street. ,, As eoon a a the Lenten jew«n \ • ihe regular Baturday night dance* be resumed at the Log cabin < I *' The season for the Outing * open now In a few day*. During winter many Improvement* non mail* at Ihe club. ....... » The HHtory Club "let Frld»> " eraoon at th* residence of Mrs. i»u ■ ford D*vl*. . Mr. Leo H*pp la visiting in A hen Miss Mabel Crawford, of M j vllle. I* visiting Mr*. James Hinton Vlnevtlle. , Mrs. Frank Turner I* visiting live* In Sanderavllle. Mis* Lillian Bolomon has r. from Atlanta. Th.tsTlKjr’