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fi SyiflMiHMaft THE JAPANESE CRUISER CHITOSE. For the first time in history, Japanese warships, in full fighting trim, with Japanese crews aboard, have been teen in American waters. The pic ture shows the Japanese cruiser Chitose, one of Admiral ljuin’s squadron, as it appeared on arrival off New York last week. The Chitose was one of Togo’s ships at the battle of the Korean strait, and sank two of Rojestvensky’s warships. Southern Social News and Gossip NA8HVILLE, TENN Mrs. Edwsrd Fortsos, of Atlanta. Is ex pec ted, here next week to visit her aunt, Mrs. D. Shelby Williams. Mrs. Psnnlo Caldwell Macaulay, author of "The Lady of the Decoration,” is expect, cd hero from Louisville next Wednesday to visit Mrs. David R. Lambuth. Mrs. Maraulcy Is sn aunt of Mrs. Alice Heats nice, author of "Mrs. Wlnis, of the Cab- base Patch,” with whom she makes her home at 81. Jamca court. In Louisville. Mrs. I tics save a tea for her Tuesday. Andrew Dorris save a muaicalo Wednes day evenlus tor Mr. and Mrs. C. Roland Flick, formerly of NaahvlUe, now of Mem- Phil. Mias Ieonorr TIn»loy, of Richmond, Va., la being roach entertained here as the gaeat or Mr. and Mra. J. Garland Tinsley at “Totomoi," their beautlfnl conntry place near NaahvlUe, which be»ra the, name of the ancestral Tinsley homestead In Vlr- The annual election of the officers the two local chanters of tho 1>. A. took place this week. At an entertainment Wednesday, with Mra. W. 0. Spencer, for Cumberland Chapter, D. A. B., lira. Mary C. Dorris was elected regent, snd. st on# Thursday for Campbell Cha| Leon B. Fite was elooted regent Mlsa Nell Fall entertained twenty yoang girls at luncheon today. Mrs. A. O. Ilrandon. Miss Katherine Morris. Mias Mamie Wessell and Messrs. Ony McCollum, anil Charles C. Washburn are In Memphis this week attending tho biennial meeting ot tho National Federation * Musical Clubs. A number of other Nashvillians ars also In Memphis this week for the state convention of King’s r • *lng Mrs. W. B. Norvell, state Hill, Ing'a Daugh- ... _ ..orHIl, Mrs. officers, and other dele* gates. Miss Blanche Cavanaugh, of Savannah, Ga., arrived this morning to be the gnost of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cheek. Several entertainments wtl be given for her, in eluding an afternoon card party next week, of which the hostess la Mlsa Shirley Cum mins. Mra. John C. Brown entertained at din nor Monday ovenlng for Mrs. Horace Van Deventer and Judge W. A. Henderson, of Knoxville. Mrs. A. M. Shook will entertain the Colo nial Card Club st a whist luncheon to morrow. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. The marrUfe of hilts Kat. Dnvte Mnr- ■hull and Ur.-WUlltm Lanylry Hlbley took plan at th, bint itupii.t church Wedncs- ?*y evening it 8 o’clock. Dr. JuUnn 81b ley. a brother of the groom, of Peasarols, oflclttsd. Preceding the trrival of the brUUI party, Miss Alice Fellon sang "All For Yon,” and Mr. Owen Gillespie sang “Love Me and tha Wortd la Mine." ThS nahers. Including Ueaara. Chaldee Darla, Owen Wflklnx, F. L Illvlnga, J. O. Johoa, Z. T. RnSolph, Dr. E. P. Ilogan, Dr. Edge- wwU> Caaey and Dr. D. M. T. Talloy, en- tered flrxL followed by the two matron* of honor, lira. Viola Itcdin and Mra. A. J. Bowron. Doth Mra. Bowron and Mra. Redln worn handaome lace gowna and carried veri- colored met pea*. The little Dower glria. Mlsso. Margaret and Elisabeth Davla, fol- townd next. rarrjlnx baaketa of aweet peaa. Mis. Marshall entered on.tha arm of her cousin. Dr. John D. 8. Davla, and waa met at the altar by Mr Mbley and bla beat man. Dr. lumbar tdbloy. Vita Maraball’a gown was of meaaallno satin with point lace yoke and deml train. Her veil waa of tnllo and she carried bride roeea and lilies of the valley. After chancing her gown, Mr. and Mra. Hlbley left for a trip coat. They will bo at turn# at Warrior, AU., where Mr. Sibley baa extensive mining In terest!;. The marriage of Mlxs Caroline Lewis Loin and Mr. Robert Laos Cole waa aolem- fora. Misses Nancy and llessle Mr. Cole by bla brothers, Mi end John Cole. Mis. I.um wo her als- and Ilbur wore her going* awny gown, while her alatera wore while lingerie princess dresses. Mr. and Mra. Colo left on a trip couth, and will makn their future homo In VIckahnrg. Mlsa. Mr. and Mra. William M. Cosby an- nouunoe the engagement of their daurh- ter, Helene Laoae, to Mr. J. Chaplina Hodges, tha wedding to take plneo at the Coshy homo, on the evening of Juno IS. Mr. and Mra. W. B. Leeds have gone to New York to meet their daughter, Mlaa Emma Laady, who baa returned from an extended trip abroad. Mrs. A. It. Curry, of Memphis, I. ox- ported to arrive Monday, when ehe will bo tho gueat of Mra. Fred Kheppnrd, on Ilnntivllle avenue. .Mrs. Curry la tho wire of tho former pastor of tho First Presbyte rian church. Mra. Sheppard will entertain at an Informal reception Tneaday afternoon, complimentary to Mra. Curry. hera" of the SlSley-' . Curry. ntertafned the mem- Cley-Marabalt bridal party dinner at tha Hillman. Tho dccoratlona and menu were elaborate. Miss Annie Kendrick Welker and her mother, Mra. John Walker, have returned from a visit to Mr. and Mra. Aldrich, at Aldrich. Ala., hnd are with Mra. Samncl Will John. Mra. O. W. Ufford haa returned from Chi cago. Mr. and Mra. II. F. Ufford, of Lewiston, Ilia, returned with her, and will remain for an extended visit Mra Kite Forbes Wlttlehen announce! tha engagement of her daughter, Sophia Hemmea. to Mr. George Hamilton Dunlap, Jr., of Mobile, tho wedding to take plaeo Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Thesmar have opened their cottage at Tybee for the summer. Mrs. H. D. Stevens and the Misses Stevens have gone North to be absent until the fall. Mr. and Mra W. W. Williamson have returned from abroad. Mrs. Kennedy Owen, of New Orleans, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Robert Wayne. Miss Alice Hunter has' returned North, after a visit of several months to Mr. and Mrs. Julian Schley. Mr. and Mrs. Habersham Clay are w ye She will make Mrs. Knnsaa City. SAVANNAH. most Interesting match at the Golf Club last Saturday afternoon, con testing for the Olbbes cup, which has been held for the past two yean by Miss Bessie Denham, resulted In a vic tory for Miss Virginia Ashley, on a net score of,57, with a handicap of >. Mlaa Denham's net score waa (J, with a handicap of 1. Mlaa Isabel Smart made the lowest gross score, playing scratch, and making It with a score of (2. After the game, tea was served by Mrs. Howard C. Johnstone, the Misses Stiles and Mlsa Wood berry. Mrs. Craig Barrow entertained with a cord party Saturday morning for her guest. Miss Anns Armstrong. Several tables of players enjoyed the game of 600. The top score was made by Mrs. Gordon Harrison, and the next highest by Mias Miriam Dent. A congenial party of young people will go down to St Catherines Island on Wednesday to spend a week as Miss Fields Raner’s house party guests. Mrs. Thomas Hunter will chaperone the party. Mr. and Mra. George Tennllle are visiting the Jamestown Rxposition. Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell Is the guest of Dr. and Mra. Julian F. Chisholm. Mrs. Cornelias Moses has left for a trip West and will sail May 31 from San Francisco for a visit of soveral months to China and Japan. Miss Lnlln Palmer Is spending some time at Indian Springs. Mrs. w. O. D. Rockwell has returned from Augusta. Mlsa Madgo Lewis left week for Now York. Mr. and Mra. E. W. Bell have re turned from a short visit to Charleston. Mra. C. S. Wylly has returned to Brunswick, after a week’s visit to Mrs. Frank B. Scroven. Mrs. H. 11. All.mis nml tho Misses Adams have returned from Notv York. Mrs. Edward Karow and Miss Doro thea Karow, who have been spending the post few woaka la lading bars re turned home. Mra. A. B. Hopkins and Mrs. Edward Hopkins are tho guests of Mrs. R. M. Demers. Mrs. Agnes Campbell Hartrtdge. of Atlanta, is spending a short time with friends bars. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham and Miss Sarah Cunningham havo returned from tho North. Mrs. Charles Phentiy and Miss W. K. Miller have returned to Augusta. Mrs? J. H. Chesnutt and Miss Con stones Chesnutt are at Indian Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Mills B. Lane are at Tybee for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bllllngton, Miss Meta Thomas and Miss Elisabeth Bar- row are spending the week at Dan- freskle Island. Mrs. Mario Louise Myrlck has re turned to Americas, after a visit to her son, Mr. Shelley Myrtck. FITZGERALD. Mra. D. B. Joy Is in Macon spending commencement week with her daugh ter. Miss Dixie, who Is a Wesleyan student. ' Mrs. Hal Polltxer is visiting In Ma con this week.' Mra. A. C. Campbell, of Braxton, was a guest of Mra. Dr. Bruce Tuesday. Miss Ann Donahoo ts Just convales cent from an Illness of several days Miss Jimmie Clements, who has been the guest of her niece. Miss Lila Tay lor, for a fortnight, returned to her home In Sycamore Thurada y. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Moss entertained a few friends st their pretty home, on home In Sycamore Thursday. Miss A. McDowell Is visiting In Ashton. Mrs. W. 8. Parker Is visiting friends in Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Carter returned Tuosday from a visit with Vienna friends. Mrs. A. W. Saunders hes gone to High Springs, Fla., to Join her hus band, who Is a machinist there. Mrs. B. P. IloUzendorf, of Douglas, wtfo ot the superintendent of the D, A. A CL railway, spent Tuesday in this city, the guest of Mrs. Dr. C. A. Holtz- endorf. Miss Mary Lobtngler and Mra. A. W. Monroe departed Wednesday evening for Warrenton os delegates from tho local chapter to the Grand Chapter, O. E. S. TALBOTTON. The Ladles’ Domino Club was enter tained by Mrs. E. Hinton McGehee on Thursday afternoon. _Tho house was fragrant with roses. Mra. O. D. Gor man won first prize, a bottle of toilet water, Mra. W. N. McGehee assisted In receiving. Miss Helen Spain 1ms roturned homo, after a pleasant visit to relatives In La. Grange. Mr. Hogan Jackson, of Albertville Ala., spent several days In Tolbotton this week with his sister, Mra. O. D. Gorman.. Mlsa Will Underwood, a recent grad uate of the Judson. Marlon, Ala., Is at home for the summer. Mrs. Marshall Harlan, of Atlanta, Is visiting In Tolbotton. ’ Mrs. W. O. DeLoach lias returned from a visit to relatives ami friends In Columbus. Lieutenant J. M. Little left Tuesday for Carrollton, to spend a few days with friends. Ho will return from that point to his post In Nebraska. Dr. C. L. Passmore visited Bullochs- vllle Monday. Mr. J. A. Bryan was at home Mon day and Tuesday. Mra. A. B. Ragland ts at borne, after spending a week or ten days In Co- lumbus. Mra. H. G. Grey, of Tlfton, is ex pected home soon on a visit to rela tives. Mra. William P. Leonard Is th# guest of relatives In Macon, Messrs. Breens and Cahill, of La- Grange, spent last Sunday la Talbot- ton. » ; Miss Susie Leonard spent the week end at home. Miss Pearl Robins has returned home, after a pleasant visit to New- nan and Atlanta. The Current Topics Club met In ths home of Mrs. P. M. Weston on Wed nesday. The program was under tho direction of Mra. J. M. ITeath, chairman of historic section, and was os follows: Subject: "Tho Victorian Era.” Plano duet “Our Banner," Mra. R. N. R. Rani well. Miss Clara Freeman. Paper, “Victoria, tho Peerless," Mra. J. A Bryan. Paper, "William Ewart Glad stone," Mra. J. D. Dunbar; Plano se lection. "Pickles and Peppers” Miss Clara Freeman. "Advancement of Re ligion,” Mrs. Sutton. Plano solo, "Cav aliers Rustlcana," Mra. EL H. McGehee. Table Talk, "Industrial Fair In Lon don." Miss Sara Robins; “Libraries.’’ Miss Clara Freeman: ‘Inventions," Mrs. O. D. Gorman; “Medical Science/* Mrs. R. N. R. Bardwcll; "Personal Im pressions of Victoria," Mra. Rose Mar tin Wells. The next program will bo under tho direction of Miss Sara Rob ins and her committee, Mrs. Ella P. Leonard and Miss Clara Freeman. The .Phases of the Peace Congress will be - discussed. • - 10 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1907.